British Women Artists invite to enter this years competition which offers the chance to win £1000 plus providing your work the exposure and debate that it deserves from judges who are established in different areas of the arts:-

Hermione Wiltshire, born in London, was the Momart Fellow at the Tate Gallery Liverpool resulting in an exhibition at the Tate gallery Liverpool called 'Elective Affinities' as well as a scholar at the British School of Rome and the recipient of many awards including G.L.A., Arts Council and a major award from The Arts Foundation. Her work is in many major national and international collections including the Arts Council, the Walker Arts collection, the MAK and Weltkunst Collection.

Aretha Campbell, has over 10 years experience working within the international art world, she has an in-depth knowledge of contemporary art. Aretha has developed a wealth of curatorial experience having organised numerous exhibitions and cultural events for both private clients and galleries, which have featured in Sunday Times, Culture, The Independent, Time Out, Purple, Vogue, The Huffington Post and ID Magazine.

Marie Jacotey, born in France, is now living and working in London. She was Ceri Hand judge's favourite last year and has been invited to be a judge for this year's competition. She graduated from the RCA in 2013, and the ENSAD in Paris in 2011. She had her first solo-show Dolly in London in November 2014 at Hannah Barry Gallery, who represents her, simultaneously as being part of the Bloomberg New Contemporaries and the Salon de Montrouge selection that year.

The winner will receive £1000, Very Highly Commended will receive £300 and Special prize is £200. Three additional judge's favourites will also get special published reviews. All winners also receive life membership worth £300.

You can enter up to 10 works at a cost of £15 per work by visiting the website and following the link to join.

Closing date for entries is 22.00 on April 15.

Below is winner of British Women Artists competition 2015, The Chandelier of Lost Earrings by Sagar and Campbell.