Burgeoning British talents have an exciting opportunity to exhibit their artwork globally alongside renowned artists such as Van Gogh and Monet.
Artworks will be showcased in Dolby Vision as part of a fresh competition open to artists of various skill levels, ranging from novices to experienced professionals.
Hisense, a leading TV manufacturer, has launched the contest, offering a grand prize of £1,000 and a 55” Hisense Canvas TV. The winning artwork, along with pieces from 19 other finalists, will be revealed at an exclusive exhibition hosted at Dolby House in London.
The top 20 creations will later be featured on Hisense’s innovative Canvas TV, a 4K QLED television designed to simulate framed art pieces, transforming any living space into an art gallery when set to Art Mode.
The Hisense x VIDAA Artwork Competition is a collaborative effort with Kate Bryan, renowned for her role as a judge on Portrait Artist of the Year and Landscape Artist of the Year on Sky Arts.
Kate Bryan highlighted the importance of supporting emerging artists in the competitive online realm, emphasizing how showcasing high-quality digital art on TV screens can amplify an artist’s reach to a broader audience at home.
Artists have until midnight on Sunday, 14th December 2025, to submit their entries with no restrictions on the number of submissions. To participate, artists can upload digital versions of their artwork via the Hisense UK website, including both new and previous works.
The competition welcomes all UK-based artists, regardless of their level of expertise, whether students, professionals, or enthusiasts. Detailed information and entry guidelines can be accessed here.