Visual Arts

A category for original visual works that communicate ideas with conceptual depth.


The Visual Arts category honors original two- or three-dimensional work that demonstrates both technical skill and conceptual depth. Submissions may be created in any medium and should reflect a clear artistic intention, thoughtful execution, and personal or intellectual engagement.
This category welcomes artists who use visual language to explore form, emotion, and meaning.

Hearth Fellowship Prize
Visual Arts

Dates

  • Submission Deadline: 10/15 EST

  • Judging Period: 10/7 - 10/21 EST

  • Finalist Notified: 10/28 EST

Submission Method

  • Submitted by email to: info@hearthfellowship.org

    • Subject Line:  [Hearth Fellowship] Submission - [Your Full Name] - [Category Name]

    • Attach Materials

Prompt (Choose one)

  1. Stream of Consciousness in Color
    · Create a layered abstract work that visually represents the flow of thoughts without a fixed boundary, inspired by Woolf’s narrative style.

  2. Mrs. Dalloway’s Flowers
    · Create an installation or still life of flowers arranged to represent the fleeting nature of a single day.

Format

  • Mediums

    • Drawing, Painting, Photography, Digital Illustration, Mixed Media, Sculpture, Installation (documented through images)

  • Must Include

    • Title Page (include the following information as the first page of your submission)

      • Title of the work

      • Full name of the applicant

      • Email address

      • Submission Category: Visual Arts

      • Total word count

    • Artist’s Statement (Maximum 300 words)

      • All visual arts submissions must include an accompanying artist’s statement

        • Conceptual Basis - What idea, theme, or question inspired this work?

        • Medium & Process - Why did you choose this medium or technique, and how did you execute the piece?

        • Artist Intention - What do you hope the viewer sees, feels, or considers when experiencing the work?

        • (Optional) - Is there a personal, cultural, or philosophical influence behind the piece you would like to share.

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