Wonderful news, one of finalists dawnne mcgeachy has an upcoming show at the Tatha gallery in Dundee tathagallery.com/exhibitions/se…

Our 2nd Spectrum Art Award competition is now open! read all about it: thespectrumartaward.com/node/53 Apply here submissions.thespectrumartaward.com

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Really exciting to have Paul Noble en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Noble on our panel of judges. thespectrumartaward.com/our-selectors

Excitement is in the air as there are just over 4 weeks to go until submissions close on 1st July 2019 then comes the exciting process of selecting 5 finalists. This is much more than a monetary award, Spectrum Art Award is truly unique! thespectrumartaward.com

Meet the The Spectrum Art Award 2020 Judges! Chantel Joffe. Chantal lives and works in London. She holds an MA from the Royal College of Art and was awarded the Royal Academy Wollaston Prize in 2006. thespectrumartaward.com/our-selectors

The The Spectrum Art Award 2018 winner, Charlotte Amelia Poe Charlotte Amelia Poe with her video How to be Autistic has written her memoir, a true story of hope! It is being published by MyriadEditions and is available to preorder now! #spectrumartaward #memoir #truestoryofhope

Meet the 2020 judging panel, Sacha Craddock. Sacha is an independent curator and critic and currently chairs the Bloomberg New Contemporaries, which provides a means for newly graduated fine art students to be exhibited nationwide.

2020 judging panel, Dawnne McGeachy dawnne mcgeachy was one of our 2018 finalists who trained at the Glasgow School of Art. A fascination with the sea led her to study the science of waves, creating waves through mathematical equations and by using the Beaufort Wind Force Scale.

Meet the 2020 judging panel, Paul Noble. Paul was one of the five founder members of the co-operative who formed the City Racing gallery in London. He is most well known as the creator of Nobson Newtown and was nominated for the Turner Prize in 2012.

Meet the 2020 Judging Panel, Mary Simpson. Mary is the CEO of Spectrum and has worked in the field of autism for 30 years. Mary is one of the founders of the Spectrum Art Award and has extensive links within the art world, through Spectrum’s affinity with artistic expression.

Charlotte Amelia Poe Charlotte Amelia Poe winner of the Spectrum Art Award 2018 is soon to be published! How to be Autistic is Charlotte's brilliant story of her ups and downs living with autism, a must read!

Submissions for the 2020 Spectrum Art Award are now closed. We have received a record number of submissions which will be viewed by our esteemed judging panel at a selection day in London during July. Please watch this space for more news soon!

Here in London for a celebration of the success of the Art Award so far, we have some fabulous guests attending this evening so we are very excited! #thespectrumartaward #thebigsmoke #celebration

Please check out our website for exciting updates on the 2018 finalists! thespectrumartaward.com/news

We are delighted to announce that we have selected our shortlist of artists in the first phase of judging the 2nd Spectrum Art Award. Our esteemed panel, whittled a record 100 entries from all over the UK to 8 artists who will go through to the 2nd phase of judging this summer!

The winner of the Spectrum Art Award 2018, Charlotte Amelia Poe, has her first book “How to be Autistic” published by Myriad Editions. Many congratulations to Charlotte Amelia Poe on this amazing achievement! buff.ly/2ObBL2K

Cosmic Charlotte, we’re all warm and fuzzy in return. How great to see today’s review in The TLS Prof Francesca Happé #HowToBeAutistic Congrats from team MyriadEditions We are #stillbreathing