"Always be ready to give a reason for the HOPE that is within you." (Peter 3:15)
Are you a visual artist? You could be a painter, photographer, digital artist or sculptor. Whatever media you work in, we are looking for contributions to our Annual Lentfest Art Exhibition. Reflecting on the theme, “Always be ready to give an answer for the HOPE that is within you.” (Peter 3:15), we are challenging you to come up with something inspirational. It should be an original work to which you own the copyright. To take part, please complete the short application form and upload a photograph of the work for our festival guide when it is completed. By doing so, you give AGAP permission to display the artwork publicly during Lentfest and to include photographs of this artwork in the virtual Online programme for the festival via the Internet, including our social media channels, as part of Lentfest 2022. This exhibition is open to adults over 18 years of age. Click here to read full terms and conditions.
Guidelines for Participation
Dates and Venue
Our intention is that the exhibition may be toured across various sites within the Archdiocese of Glasgow during Lent 2022. Artists taking part must agree to the transit of their artwork between venues as required during the time of exhibition, which is to be understood as taking place between Shrove Tuesday 1st March and Easter Sunday 17th April 2022. Artwork will also be photographed and displayed Online in a virtual exhibition.
Artwork should be submitted to the Archdiocese of Glasgow Arts Project on Thursday, 24th February 2022 by 5pm or it may be refused.
Those wishing to submit artwork must submit a completed, signed proposal form by Monday 24th January 2022, briefly outlining how the subject of their proposed entry interprets the theme. It may be completed online via the link on the AGAP website: www.agap.org.uk or by contacting the AGAP Office on 0141 552 5527 or info@agap.org.uk
Guidelines
Artists should aim to provide one single piece of artwork on the subject.
Works of art may be submitted in any medium (including photography) but should not require electrical input or contain hazardous materials. They may be figurative or abstract.
Artists are asked to describe the dimensions of their artwork in advance of the exhibition. It must be noted that the organisers of the exhibition are limited to the gallery space available. Two-dimensional artwork must be presented for exhibition (i.e. framed, with D-rings on the reverse – no metal frames, please). Artists should work to a scale no larger than A1 size (594 x 841 mm/23.4 x 33.1 in). Artists intending to submit three-dimensional artwork (e.g. Sculpture) should inform the AGAP office as soon as possible of the requirements relating to the display of their work.
Artists should read the full Terms and Conditions of participation here before submitting their application to take part.
Our intention is that the exhibition may be toured across various sites within the Archdiocese of Glasgow during Lent 2022. Artists taking part must agree to the transit of their artwork between venues as required during the time of exhibition, which is to be understood as taking place between Shrove Tuesday 1st March and Easter Sunday 17th April 2022. Artwork will also be photographed and displayed Online in a virtual exhibition.
Artwork should be submitted to the Archdiocese of Glasgow Arts Project on Thursday, 24th February 2022 by 5pm or it may be refused.
Those wishing to submit artwork must submit a completed, signed proposal form by Monday 24th January 2022, briefly outlining how the subject of their proposed entry interprets the theme. It may be completed online via the link on the AGAP website: www.agap.org.uk or by contacting the AGAP Office on 0141 552 5527 or info@agap.org.uk
Guidelines
Artists should aim to provide one single piece of artwork on the subject.
Works of art may be submitted in any medium (including photography) but should not require electrical input or contain hazardous materials. They may be figurative or abstract.
Artists are asked to describe the dimensions of their artwork in advance of the exhibition. It must be noted that the organisers of the exhibition are limited to the gallery space available. Two-dimensional artwork must be presented for exhibition (i.e. framed, with D-rings on the reverse – no metal frames, please). Artists should work to a scale no larger than A1 size (594 x 841 mm/23.4 x 33.1 in). Artists intending to submit three-dimensional artwork (e.g. Sculpture) should inform the AGAP office as soon as possible of the requirements relating to the display of their work.
Artists should read the full Terms and Conditions of participation here before submitting their application to take part.
