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Jerwood Drawing Prize winner 2015 announced

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Date
17 September 2015
A pencil drawing of a dense cityscape of small houses and trees. To the right, a modern concrete building with curved balconies overlooks the scene, with two figures visible on different levels.
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Tom Harrison: From Andrew’s Flat, Singapore

The Jerwood Drawing Prize winner has been announced, seeing the top £8000 prize awarded to Tom Harrison for his pencil drawing From Andrew’s Flat, Singapore . The second prize of £5,000 is awarded to Elisa Alaluusua for her seven-minute video work, and two student awards of £2,000 each are awarded to Bryan Eccleshall (b.1965) and Lois Langmead (b.1992).

Director of the Jerwood Drawing Prize project Anita Taylor says: “It is fascinating that, not for the first time, all four prizewinners of Jerwood Drawing Prize 2015 are current, recent – or about to become – students, albeit at very different stages of their careers and development. The commitment and endeavour of artists and designers, emerging and mature, to use drawing as a vital means of creativity and as a means to explore and understand the world anew is significant. The award winners deploy drawing in various forms to both document and to question our perceptions.”

 The shortlisted entires are on show at the Jerwood Space in London until 25 October.

A charcoal drawing of a sparse interior featuring tall, industrial metal shelving units. The shelves hold a variety of small boxes and containers, positioned next to a plain white plinth.
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Bryan Eccleshall: After Joseph Beuys’ ‘Wirtshaftswerte’

A yellow arrow with a thick black outline is painted on a concrete floor. The arrow points upwards and slightly to the right.
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Elisa Alaluusua: Unconditional Line (still)

A textile sculpture of a uterus and ovaries, crafted from cream and white lace and fabric. The piece features intricate embroidery and layered textures against a plain off-white background.
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Lois Langmead: Pelvis

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