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How To Enter
1. Carefully read the Terms and Conditions and Submission Guidelines below. ​
We also recommend checking out the 'making your artwork more sustainable' section below if you are creating new work for the exhibition
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2. Create your artwork or choose a piece of art that you have made in the last 12 months
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3. Photograph your artwork
Need advice on how to photograph your artwork? See our how to guide
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4. Complete the submission form below and tell us all about your amazing art
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5. Make sure to hit Submit
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Good luck, we can't wait to see your work!
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Terms and Conditions
It is important to be aware that the submission guidelines are a non-exhaustive list of tips for your application.
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Please click the button to the left to view the Terms and Conditions or a full breakdown of rules. Clicking this button will open a PDF with our Terms and Conditions.
Submission Guidelines
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Please only submit one piece of artwork per person or group.
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Please submit image files as TIFF/high resolution PNG.
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Any film submissions must be under 5 minutes in length (not including credits).
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The art work can be about anything you choose.
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Accepted forms of art are: Pencil, acrylic, watercolour, oil painting, paper art, woodblock print, calligraphy, embroidery, sculpture, film, photography, digital art etc.
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Entry to Artworks Together is open exclusively to individuals with learning disabilities, autism or both.
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You must be over the age of 16 to submit your work.
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Please complete all sections of the submission form.
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The submitter must own all of the rights to their piece of work.
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The works must not contain any material bound by copyright law for non-use.
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Upon submission, full permission is granted to ArtWorks Together to use the works for official promotional purposes.
Making your artwork more sustainable
If you are creating a new piece of work for the exhibition, please have a think about how you can make it more sustainable to reduce its negative impact on the environment
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Consider what materials you are using. Think about: Where has it come from? What is it made of? What will happen to it once it's been used? Can it be recycled?
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Research alternative options for materials that are: sourced locally, made from recycled materials or biodegradable
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Think about how you can reduce your waste. Are there any organisations that can make use of your waste?
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Make work that raises awareness around climate issues
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Experiment with more sustainable processes
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Paper making
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Natural dying
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Natural inks
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Charcoal making
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Anthotypes
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Weaving with natural or recycled materials
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Collaging with old magazines
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