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The 2025 BRIT Challenge started on

25th January 2025 & will finish on 25th December 2025

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INSPIRING
A
LEGACY

Legacy – Inspiring, Destigmatising and Championing Inclusivity

If a theme were deemed appropriate as part of a brief to British Artists, and we focussing on young adult wellbeing, this could be centred around Movement, Mindfulness and Motivation.

 

12 Artists (from the BRIT Art movement) mentoring 12 up and coming artists to create 24 works of art to be auctioned for BRIT (and possibly other charities) in 2024.

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Capturing the Passion of British Artists

 

Filming, interviewing, and sharing the artists’ passions to destigmatise mental health, why they are involved with the BRIT Art project, and the stories behind the works of art they will create for auction.

 

Sharing those interviews/podcasts through social media and websites with young people, students and young artists – Bonhams would promote these stories with collectors/potential buyers.

 

Ensuring artists with inspirational stories of overcoming adversity are involved (for example Tracey Emin CBE RA,  Romilly Saumarez SmithRyan Gander OBE RA and Yinka Shonibare CBE RA).

 

Engaging Students at Art Institutions

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The third aim of BRIT Art is to inspire and encourage students studying art to embrace inclusivity. This would be by way of each artist sharing why they are involved in BRIT Art with an institution of their choice.

 

UK Art Colleges (and leading universities) will be invited to hold a competition for their students to create a work of art in 24 hours / 24 days around Movement, Mindfulness, and Motivation, to help destigmatise mental health. The institutions would be asked to put forward their winning student’s work of art and they will be displayed and judged by the BRIT Artists.

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Institutions invited to embrace the BRIT Art Competition could include;

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Goldsmiths, University of London

Royal College of Art

University of Oxford

Central Saint Martins

Leeds Arts University

University for the Creative Arts

Loughborough University

Arts University Plymouth

University of the Arts London

Norwich University of the Arts

Falmouth University

University of Brighton

London College of Communication

Arts University Bournemouth

Edinburgh College of Art

Manchester Metropolitan University

Bath Spa University

Birmingham City University

UCL Slade School of Fine Art 

University of Edinburgh

Kingston University

Middlesex University London

Chelsea College of Art and Design

Wimbledon College of Arts

University of Manchester

University of Derby

University of Westminster

The Northern School of Art

Ravensbourne University

London College of Fashion

Teesside University

Wrexham Glyndwr University

City and Guilds of London Art School

University of Cambridge

University of Wolverhampton

Winchester School of Art

Hereford College of Arts

The Courtauld Institute

Kent Institute of Art and Design

Edinburgh College

Dartington College of Art

University of Warwick

Exeter College of Art and Design

Cardiff School of Art and Design

UAL: Chelsea College of Arts

Robert Gordon University: Gray's School of Art

Hampstead Fine Arts College

Kingston University London: Kingston School of Art

Hornsey College of Art

Durham University

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Engaging Students in the BRIT Art initiative

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LCC could be a great partner of BRIT Art. Their students could be involved in many areas of the initiative including;

 

BA (Hons) Public Relations –

Project to work on the PR side of BRIT Art with Bonhams

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BA (Hons) Photography or BA (Hons) Commercial Photography –

Capturing the 24 Artists for the initiative and for storytelling BRIT Art through photography

 

BA (Hons) Media Communications – 

Project to work with the Artists, BRIT and Bonhams to promote BRIT Art pre-auction

 

BA (Hons) Graphic Branding and Identity – 

Project to re-brand/refresh the BRIT, BRIT Challenge, BRIT Art and BRIT Fashion logos

 

BA (Hons) Design for Art Direction – 

Project to work on the BRIT Art initiative with BRIT and the art colleges and universities on the BRIT Art Competition

 

BA (Hons) Film Practice or BA (Hons) Film and Television – 

Filming the artists, their passion for supporting young adult mental health & wellbeing, and the creation of their art

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URGENT SUPPORT

 

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SOCIAL MEDIA

 

As a charity that focuses on improving the mental health and wellbeing of young adults, students, and staff, we have decided not to use social media to promote our work.

 

Based on expert research, we acknowledge that social media can negatively impact mental health, leading to: depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, body dissatisfaction, poor sleep habits, loneliness, and self-harm.

 

Should Universities, Colleges, Students' Unions, or our Ambassadors, decide to post content relating to their BRIT Challenge activities on Instagram, we will comment and repost.​

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NEED MEDICAL HELP?

 

If you need medical advice you can book an emergency GP appointment with your GP surgery.​

 

​If you need urgent medical advice call the NHS 111 number.

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If you need immediate medical help or attention call 999 or visit Accident & Emergency (A&E).

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