Breese Little Prize for Art Criticism The BREESE LITTLE Prize for Art Criticism was launched in September 2010. The aim of the prize is to support, encourage and provide a platform for young writers of art criticism. Deadlines for the prize will be three times a year with a first prize of £600. The winning submissions will initially be published on BREESE LITTLE's website.

The prize offers an unparalleled opportunity to promote original voices in competitive forums with wide readership, providing vital exposure for talented, and often unrewarded, young critics during the initial stages of a career in art criticism.

The deadline for the BREESE LITTLE Prize for Art Criticism Volume VIII has been extended until Friday 20th September.

Submission Guidelines: 1) Entrants must be aged between 18 and 26 or in full-time education. 2) Submissions should be no more than 750 words. 3) Entrants may only submit one article per prize and it should not have been published previously in print or online. 4) Five submissions will be shortlisted by BREESE LITTLE before being judged by a figure in the contemporary art world. 5) Submissions should address a contemporary visual arts exhibition which has taken place within six months of the submission deadline, either in the UK or internationally. 6) Articles should be submited in pdf or microsoft word format. 7) The name of document should be your name in capital letters. 8) Please do not include images. 9) Please format the file so that the whole document fits onto one sheet. 10) Your name, the title of the exhibition and the dates of the exhibition should be written clearly at the top of the page. 11) Please include email address and contact phone number at the top of the submission. 12) The winner will be asked to show proof of age/full-time education.

Read on at the BREESE LITTLE website