The Gilchrist-Fisher Award is a biennial prize established in 1987 and open to all artists under the age of 30 whose work explores the broad theme of Landscape.
Originally instituted as a painting prize, work is now accepted in all media except video and installation.
Entries for the 2020 Award will be welcome from January 2019. The panel of judges – photographer Harry Cory-Wright, sculptor Laura Ford and painter Elizabeth Magill – will meet in June 2019 to select a short list of six artists to take part in the Final Show in March 2020 at Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery, Conway Street, London W1T 6BA.
The winner will receive £6000 from the Alasdair Gilchrist-Fisher Memorial Trust.
Previous winners of what the Financial Times has called ‘this remarkable and admirable’ prize include Peter Doig, Alasdair Wallace and Angela Hughes.
Winner £6000
The Gilchrist-Fisher Award 2018 was won by Sam Carvosso
The panel of judges – photographer Harry Cory-Wright, sculptor Laura Ford and painter Elizabeth Magill – chose the winner from a shortlist of 6 artists on March 15th 2018.
The Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery, Conway Street, London W1T 6BA showed the exhibition of work of all 6 finalists.
2018 Finalists
- Sam Carvosso
- Kim Harvey
- Tom Hatton
- Eunhong Kang
- Minyoung Choi
- Eugenia Popesco
Our Most Recent Winner – Sam Carvosso
Previous Finalists
Sam Carvosso
Simon McWilliams
Mary Wintour
Georgia Wild
Katherine Le Hardy
Michael Lawton
Josh Ryan
Lisa Denyer
