LIGHTS, CAMERA...PAINT ART TRAIL

An art trail celebrating all of the art that makes up the movies, in collaboration with Worcester Film Festival.

"Such an incredible event!! Absolutely delighted to be included in such a fab selection of work"
~ @freddiesfolio

"I realised that [the lights, camera...paint art trail] is actually good in a way I didn't realise and that's connecting with my dad, he doesn't get the 'art thing' as he puts it. But he's always very enthusiastic about what i've entered in the past because he can understand it."
~ Art trail artist

"it's been incredible to be a part of the art trail this year alongside some amazing artists. I've had such fun and its been great be included."
~ @strengthofablacksheep

Lights, Camera…Paint is an art competition, open to all artistic levels, to create a piece of artwork that is inspired by a favourite film/TV and incorporates the theme in some way.

This year's theme is to take inspiration from Worcester’s riverine location, having always been integral to its identity. With its name originating from a pre-Saxon or early Anglo-Saxon tribe (the Weogoran) who occupied the area around the River Severn. We asked for art that is inspired by Worcestershire's waterways, wetlands, rainfall, springs etc merging these idea with a favourite Film or TV show.

This project is sponsored by generous funders, a massive thank you to Worcester City Councillors Mel Allcott and Lynn Denham and Worcestershire County Councillors Tor Pingree and Matthew Jenkins for supporting this year's trail and to Bluebox Software Ltd for donating our prizes again this year.

We would also like to thank those who donated and bought artwork at our fundraising event; The Biggest, Littlest Exhibition in March, some of these funds will also go towards this project.