The Liz Knox Art Prize is a fabulous opportunity for ALL artists and craftspeople to submit their single best 2D and 3D work and it will be displayed on this page. Members of Creative Coverage can submit one work of art for free as part of their membership. Non-members wishing to participate in this exciting contest are charged £25 per submission. It is possible to purchase the art in this gallery and a 20% commission will be charged.
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Judges: Tim and Caroline Saunders
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At the end of every year a winner for each category will be selected and a prize will be awarded.
The 2D category is sponsored by Artme which is kindly supplying a £100 e-voucher for the winner.
The 3D category is sponsored by Scarva Pottery Supplies Ltd which is kindly supplying a £100 e-voucher for the winner.
Liz Knox (1945 to 2024) pictured, was a member of Creative Coverage and was awarded the prestigious Aspect Prize in 2003. She said that her work was "a collection of marks influenced by objects, words, music, locations and events experienced. Mostly viewed from a mind’s eye perspective". Her work evolved from her reaction to a particular experience at a particular time. Neil Astley of Bloodaxe Books remarked that Liz had, “Reinvented the still life” and certainly elements of still life occur in the work. Flowers are often involved and Liz really enjoyed painting them. Her work was personal and in her mind she created stories, the viewer may find their own interpretation. "Basically, I paint," she said. Creative Coverage member, Barbara Mackie recalls Liz, "She was my student flatmate from 1969 to 1971, in Keir Street, Edinburgh, beside the college of art."
2026 Gallery
2D art
Earth by Barbara Mackie. Oil on canvas.
H92cm x W122cm x D5cm
Price: £1950
Centre du Village by Tom Cotcher. Acrylic on canvas.
28"W x 22"D
Price: £900
Noctambule by Rowena Comrie. Oil on linen.
54 x 74cm (wide flat wooden frame, painted off white)
Price: £1800