The Library Services has launched a new competition for all Westminster students to take part before Friday 8 July 2022. With works being carried out over the summer to improve the Cavendish Campus library, the team is looking for artwork to have on display at the new refreshed spaces.
There are six spaces available for artwork. The successful pieces will be chosen to be displayed around the library spaces based on the theme of subjects taught at Cavendish and LTS, the local campus area or anything else you feel would look good in these spaces.
Each successful applicant will receive £50 voucher of your choice (either for Amazon or One4All).
The Judging panel will consist of Library staff members and Emma Stevenson, Assistant Technician.
How to apply
Submissions are open to current students from the University of Westminster only.
- Submit your entry via the FOLIO platform and sign up with your University of Westminster student email address, selecting your subject as ‘Other’ if not listed
- Go to ‘Add work’ to upload your image, in description include your name, course studying and a title of the image
- A maximum of 10 high resolution images can be submitted (max file size 10MB) in JPEG format
- Include the hashtag Library Art Comp, LibraryArtComp (This is essential for judging the artwork)
- Submit your artwork before midnight, Friday 8 July 2022
- Images of your choice which you feel will be suited to the library spaces can be submitted. You can add additional details of why you feel it should be included in the description box, however this is not essential to the submission
- Images can reflect subjects taught at Cavendish and LTS campuses and of student life. Subjects taught at these campuses include Liberal Arts and Science, Life Sciences, Social Sciences, Languages, History, Law, English, Nutrition, Psychology, Politics, Criminology and Sociology, Computer Science and Engineering
- Images can also reflect the local campus area and nearby sites
Please note that the submitted photographs must be the photographer’s own or, they must clearly state where archival/secondary imagery has been used and have permission to do so. Artwork displayed will be credited with your name, course and be permanently displayed in the library.
University of Westminster and library users will have the right to take pictures of the artworks on site, use the images and text on our website and social media.
Photo of the entries will be printed by the Harrow Technician studio team.
We are committed to making submissions accessible to everyone. If you have any problems with viewing, writing or have technical difficulties, please get in touch with us via email at [email protected] and we will assist you.
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