dot-art Schools celebrates 10 years of bringing the joy of art to city region schools Liverpool-based dot-art Schools are working in partnership with Edge Hill University to launch its 10th annual art competition for schools across the North West. This year’s competition features a call to action to encourage creativity and stimulate
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Alsop High School students are celebrating their creativity and success after their high quality artwork entries have won prizes in the Liverpool Heartbeat Art competition 'Putting ART into the heART of Liverpool Heartbeat.' The prize winners attended the awards ceremony at Bluecoat Art Gallery in Liverpool City Centre. The competition was
Talented young artist Nathan Holmes who lives in Whiston, in Merseyside, has had a colour pencil drawing selected from over 33,000 submissions by the judges at the Royal Academy of Arts London. In total only 572 pieces were selected and Nathan is the only young man to be selected from the
16-year-old student, Leon, from Abbot’s Lea School has won a city-wide art competition after impressing the panel of judges with his incredible painting showcasing what Liverpool means to him. The competition by Liverpool Heartbeat - a children’s charity committed to motivating and inspiring young people to live healthy, productive lifestyles -
Maricourt Catholic High School Year 11 student, Abbi Green has celebrated her finished piece of artwork, which focuses on the mental health of young people. Abbi launched her finished artwork on social media during mental health awareness week and received many messages of praise from pupils, parents, community groups and many