VIRTUAL EXHIBITION: PROCESS AND PROGRESS
ARTISTS OF THE JONATHAN VICKERS FINE ART AWARD AT DERBY MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY

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Process and Progress
Artists of The Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award
Virtual Exhibition

DERBY MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY
The Strand, Derby, DE1 1BS

Process and Progress | Artists of The Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award Virtual Exhibition | Virtual Gallery

Process and Progress | Artists of The Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award
Virtual Exhibition | Virtual Gallery

This 3D Virtual Exhibition Tour was made possible thanks to the generous support of Foundation Derbyshire.

From February 14th Derby Museums is inviting people to explore the making process and artistic progression of both modernist sculptor Ronald Pope and seven artists who have all won the Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award and worked in Derbyshire to create work inspired by its landscape and people through two new linked exhibitions – Process and Progress.

The first exhibition shows work from artists that have previously won the Jonathan Vickers Fine Art Award from their residency in Derbyshire alongside some of their work today and explores their different creative journeys since then.

This biennial Award was established by Foundation Derbyshire in 1998 with the help of a legacy from the estate of the late Jonathan Vickers, a lifelong lover of fine arts. It is one of the most prestigious art competitions in the country and receives international recognition.

The successful artist receives a bursary to base themselves in Derbyshire for a year, at a studio in Banks Mill to produce art work based on the theme ‘A Sense of Place’. Support and mentoring for the artist is provided by the University of Derby’s College of Arts and their year culminates in a final exhibition at Derby Museums and Mall Galleries in London. The residency also involves local people through education and community outreach as a key component and this is supported by funding from Rolls-Royce.

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From
 14 February 2020 to 10 May 2020.

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