The Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 exhibition will be on show at Trinity Buoy Wharf in London from Thursday 3 October to Wednesday 16 October 2024. The exhibition is open to the public from 11am to 6pm daily, and is free to visit. It will then tour to Salisbury Museum, Falmouth Art Gallery, Drawing Projects UK in Dundee, and Waterside, Manchester until October 2025.

The exhibition features, overall, 115 works by 108 drawing practitioners chosen by two distinguished Selection Panels for the exhibition and shortlisted for the annual awards of £17,000. Mary Evans, Artist & Director of UCL Slade School of Fine Art; Gary Sangster, Curator & Writer, Co-Director of Drawing Projects UK; and Jennifer Scott, Director of Dulwich Picture Gallery in London selected 94 drawings by 88 artists selected for the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 exhibition. The Working Drawing Award was selected by Benjamin Derbyshire, Chair of HTA Design LLP, a leading multidisciplinary design practice; Andrew Grant, landscape architect and Founder & Director of Grant Associates; and Caroline Grewar, Director of Programme at V&A Dundee. 21 works by 20 drawing practitioners are shortlisted for the Working Drawing Award of £2,000 within a special display. 

The 94 drawings shortlisted for Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 are by:

Max L Adams / Elisa Alaluusua / Lucy Algar / Thomas Allen / Tim Allen / Allou / Jeanette Barnes / Geoff Bartholomew / Sophie Bartlett / Akash Bhatt / Chris Blackburn / Jane Bottery / Eric Butcher / Ruth Chambers / Sarah Chapman / Sara Choudhrey / Hyeyeon Chung / Sara Clark / Gary Clough / David Conway / Aleksandra Czuja / Gerry Davies / Gary Dennis / Emma Douglas / Sarah Duyshart / Jamie Eade / Roy Eastland / Mark John Evans / Kristian Evju / Jonathan Farr / Nicolas K Feldmeyer / Celu Ferreira / Charlie Ford / Todd Fuller / Stefan Gant / Ann Gillies / Adam Gray / Christopher Green / Catherine Greenwood / Richard Gregory / Susie Hamilton / Simon Head / Jessica Heywood / Roland Hicks / Fiona Hingston / Ciaran Hughes / Melinda Hunt / Julia Hutton / Owen Johnson / Janette Kerr / Wei Kuo / Tomasz Laczny / Gary Lawrence / Bridget Lesly / Cheryl Lewis / Jo Lewis / Shihui Li / Edward Liddle / Yutong Liu / Juliette Losq / Peter Matthews / Janet Melrose / Jamie Mills / Jilly Morris / Justine Moss / David Mumby / Hannah Naify / Simon Page / Camilo Parra / Esteban Peña Parga / Ben Platts-Mills / Keira Rathbone / Jane Reid / Abbie Schug / Charlene Scott / Brian Shields / Ilona Skladzien / Jake Spicer / David Symonds / Emma C Tabor / Sian Ellis Tillott / Sally Dee Trewartha / Marika Tyler-Clark / Felicity Warbrick / Lynda Whitehouse / Phill Wilson-Perkin / Hamish Young / Martha Zmpounou

The 21 drawings shortlisted for the Working Drawing Award 2024 are by:

Daniele Catalli / Lizzie Mary Cullen / Emma Douglas / Maxine Dodd / Alice Sheppard Fidler / Jane Giblin / Ben Johnson / Olga Kataeva-Rochford / Rosie Leventon / Katy Lucas / Emily Mc Gardle / Philip Mckeith / Julia Milns / Carole Romaya  /  Richard Smolinski / Lottie Stoddart / Cornelia Mary Tuglui / Dominic Walker / Emma Woffenden / Kenneth SY Yiu 

The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated exhibition publication, a downloadable Education Pack devised by Drawing is Free, and a programme of educational events including a One-Day Drawing Symposium - I draw a line from me to you - a day spent making lines of connection through drawing - at Trinity Buoy Wharf on Thursday 3 October 2024 in association with The Big Draw Festival. More information and booking here.

The Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize has an established reputation as the UK’s most important annual open exhibition for drawing. Founded in 1994 by artist and Professor, Anita Taylor, who is currently Dean of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design at the University of Dundee, the annual Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize celebrates talent and excellence in current drawing practice. The exhibition provides an important platform for artists, designers, makers and other drawing practitioners as a catalyst within their careers, and champions the role, breadth, and value of drawing in creative practice today. The Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize is generously supported by the Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust, with 2024 the 7th year of their generous support for the annual open exhibition, and the 30th exhibition since the project was founded in 1994.

For press enquiries and images of the selected drawings please contact Marine Costello, Parker Harris: E: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. T: 020 3653 0891

Website: trinitybuoywharfdrawingprize.drawingprojects.uk 
Instagram: @TBWDrawingPrize @DrawingProjectsUK

For all other enquiries, please contact: E: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 
T: 020 3653 0896

On Friday 4 October we have a day of events at Trinity Buoy Wharf alongside the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 designed to introduce the exhibition and to support those interested in art and design education as a student or educator.

From 10:00 to 11:00am, there will be an Educators’ Session with Chloe Briggs: Introducing the TBWDP24 Education Pack. Chloe Briggs also known as Drawing is Free has designed an educational booklet to accompany the exhibition. If you are an educator, please join us for this free event by booking here.

At 11.30-1:00pm, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design are offering a Drawing Workshop with Artist & Lecturer, Collette Rayner, for this interesting I applying to a degree programme in Art & Design. More information and booking here.
 
From 2:00-3.30pm, Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design are offering a Portfolio Advice Session with Collette Rayner and the DJCAD team for those wishing to apply for a degree programme in Art & Design. More information and booking here.
 
At 2.30-3.30pm, there will be an Exhibition Walkthrough with the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize founding Director, Professor Anita Taylor. Please book for this free talk and tour here. 

We look forward to welcoming you!

#TBWDP24

I draw a line from me to you - a day spent making lines of connection through drawing: A One-Day Drawing Symposium will take place at Trinity Buoy Wharf in London on Thursday 3 October 2024 in association with the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024, kindly supported by the Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust as part of The Big Draw Festival. More information, and booking, can be found here.

Join us in celebrating drawing in its many forms in the context of Trinity Buoy Wharf and held alongside the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 exhibition. This special symposium offers an inclusive and dynamic exploration of drawing – a celebration of drawing that combines hearing from drawing experts - artists, designers, architects and others who have drawing at the heart of their practice - and will include active drawing sessions, and a drawing performance.

Together we will weave lines of connection through time, space, and the diverse approaches to this most dynamic and contingent form of expression. We will share how drawing sensitises us to the world around us and how drawing belongs to all of us.

Drawing is a tool for deep exploration that we will activate through engagement with various elements of the site at Trinity Buoy Wharf including being riverside, thinking upstream and downstream, elements of the site’s narrative past and present, and in the context of the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 exhibition on the first day of the exhibition (open daily until 16 Octber 2024).

I draw a line from me to you - a day spent making lines of connection through drawing is devised as a full day of presentations and drawing sessions - with Professor Anita Taylor, Professor Tania Kovats, Chloe Briggs, Professor Alice Kettle, Elisa Alauusua, Saskia Lewis, Laurence Wood, and Carali McCall. This will be a day where we will find ways of making connections with our past to look at our present, and point to a collective future.

I draw a line from me to you - a day spent making lines of connection through drawing has been devised as a full day exploring drawing through presentations, drawing sessions and discussion by Drawing Correspondence in association with the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024.

A programme of events, including drawing sessions and drawing discussions, is taking place at Trinity Buoy Wharf alongside the exhibition. These are all part of The Big Draw Festival 2024.

#TBWDP24 #TrinityBuoyWharfDrawingPrize #TrinityBuoyWharf

Known as the UK’s most prestigious annual open exhibition for drawing, the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 received over 2,280 submissions from 1,270 candidates located across the world for its 30th edition. A total of 115 works by 108 drawing practitioners were chosen by the two distinguished Selection Panels for the exhibition and shortlisted for the annual awards of £17,000.
 
Mary Evans, Artist & Director of UCL Slade School of Fine Art, Gary Sangster, Curator & Writer, Co-Director of Drawing Projects UK, and Jennifer Scott, Director of Dulwich Picture Gallery in London selected 94 drawings by 88 artists were selected for the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 exhibition and awards.
                                   
The Working Drawing Award celebrates the role of drawing within architecture, design, making, and planning, processes within a special display. These drawings were selected by Ben Derbyshire, Chair of HTA Design LLP, a leading multidisciplinary design practice, Andrew Grant, landscape architect, Founder & Director of Grant Associates, and Caroline Grewar, Director of Programme at V&A Dundee. 21 works by 20 drawing practitioners are shortlisted for the Working Drawing Award of £2,000.

The drawings selected for the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 exhibition reflect a broad scope of contemporary drawing practice made by drawing practitioners at all stages of their careers, living and working across the UK and internationally.

The following awards will be announced at the Exhibition Launch & Awards Announcement on Wednesday 2 October 2024:
- First Prize of £8,000
- Second Prize of £5,000
- Student Award of £2,000
- Working Drawing Award of £2,000

The Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 exhibition is open to the public from Thursday 3 October to Wednesday 16 October 2024 and will then tour to museums and galleries in Salisbury, Falmouth, Dundee, and Manchester, until October 2025. Accompanying the exhibition will be a fully illustrated Exhibition Publication, a downloadable Education Pack, and a programme of educational events including a Drawing Symposium on Thursday 3 October 2024.

The 94 drawings shortlisted for Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 are by:

Max Adams / Elisa Alaluusua / Lucy Algar / Thomas Allen / Tim Allen / Allou / Jeanette Barnes / Geoff Bartholomew / Sophie Bartlett / Akash Bhatt / Chris Blackburn / Jane Bottery / Eric Butcher / Ruth Chambers / Sarah Chapman / Sara Choudhrey / Hyeyeon Chung / Sara Clark / Gary Clough / David Conway / Aleksandra Czuja / Gerry Davies / Gary Dennis / Emma Douglas / Sarah Duyshart / Jamie Eade / Roy Eastland / Kristian Evju / Jonathan Farr / Nicolas K Feldmeyer / Maria Celeste Ferreira / Charlie Ford / Todd Fuller / Stefan Gant / Ann Gillies / Adam Gray / Christopher Green / Catherine Greenwood / Richard Gregory / Susie Hamilton / Simon Head / Jessica Heywood / Roland Hicks / Fiona Hingston / Ciaran Hughes / Melinda Hunt / Julia Hutton / Mark John Evans / Owen Johnson / Janette Kerr / Tomasz Laczny / Gary Lawrence / Bridget Lesly / Cheryl Lewis / Jo Lewis / Shihui Li / Edward Liddle / Yutong Liu / Juliette Losq / Peter Matthews / Janet Melrose / Jamie Mills / Jilly Morris / Justine Moss / David Mumby / Hannah Naify / Simon Page / Camilo Parra / Esteban Peña Parga / Ben Platts-Mills / Keira Rathbone / Jane Reid / Abbie Schug / Charlene Scott / Brian Shields / Ilona Skladzien / Jake Spicer / David Symonds / Emma C Tabor / Sian Ellis Tillott / Sally Dee Trewartha / Marika Tyler-Clark / Felicity Warbrick / Wei Kuo / Lynda Whitehouse / Phill Wilson-Perkin / Hamish Young / Martha Zmpounou

The 21 drawings shortlisted for the Working Drawing Award 2024 are by:

Daniele Catalli / Lizzie Mary Cullen / Maxine Dodd / Emma Douglas / Alice Sheppard Fidler / Jane Giblin / Ben Johnson / Olga Kataeva-Rochford / Rosie Leventon / Katy Lucas / Emily Mc Gardle / Philip Mckeith / Julia Milns / Carole Romaya / Richard Smolinski / Cornelia Mary Tuglui / Lottie Stoddart / Dominic Walker / Emma Woffenden / Kenneth SY Yiu 

The Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize has an established reputation as the UK’s most important annual open exhibition for drawing.

Founded in 1994 by artist and Professor, Anita Taylor, Artist & Dean of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design at the University of Dundee, the annual Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize celebrates talent and excellence in current drawing practice. The exhibition provides an important platform for artists, designers, makers and other drawing practitioners as a catalyst within their careers, and champions the role, breadth, and value of drawing in creative practice today.

The Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize is generously supported by the Trinity Buoy Wharf Trust, with 2024 the 7th year of their generous support for the annual open exhibition, and the 30th exhibition since the project was founded in 1994.

For press enquiries and images of the selected drawings please contact Marine Costello, Parker Harris: 
E: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. T: 020 3653 0891

Website: trinitybuoywharfdrawingprize.drawingprojects.uk
Instagram: @TBWDrawingPrize @DrawingProjectsUK

For all other enquiries, please contact: E: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 
T: 020 3653 0896

Image credits (top to bottom):

1. Gerry Davies, Flood Story: Drowned Forest, 2024, Graphite & Varnish on Mylar, shortlisted for the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024
2. Emma Douglas, Plan for Cato Mural, Year 8, Spa Fields, 2024, shortlisted for the Working Drawing Award
3. Janet Melrose, The Weight of Words, 2024, ink on folded paper (L); Jake Spicer, Esmé, charcoal on paper (R), both shortlisted Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024
4. Dominic Walker, The Orkney Island Reforestry Commission, 2024, pencil, ink, collage on watercolour paper, shortlisted for the Working Drawing Award (L); Martha Zmpounou, Mother and Child, watercolour on paper, shortlisted for the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024 (R)
5. Hyeyon Chung, Window, 2024, ink on linen, 120 x 15cm, shortlisted for the Trinity Buoy Wharf Drawing Prize 2024