Edinburgh artists to be displayed alongside Van Gogh and Monet in nationwide competition
Hisense is giving UK artists the once in a lifetime chance to have their artwork displayed in homes all across the globe, along with a £1000 cash prize and a new Canvas TV
Competition launched in partnership with Kate Bryan, known for her role as judge on Sky Arts’ Portrait Artist of the Year and Landscape Artist of the Year. The winners will be announced at an exclusive exhibition at Dolby House in London, where finalists will be able to see their artwork come to life with Dolby Vision.
Hisense, the global TV manufacturer, has announced the launch of the Hisense x VIDAA Artwork Competition. This nationwide competition gives artists of all levels an opportunity to have their work showcased in thousands of homes all across the country.
The Hisense Canvas TV is designed to blend seamlessly into any home, acting as both a premium 4K QLED television with Dolby Vision and a digital art display, allowing viewers to seamlessly switch into Art Mode and transform their living room into a gallery via the VIDAA platform.
To celebrate the Canvas TV’s ability to display artwork to the highest standard, Hisense and VIDAA are giving artists an incredible chance to have their work join the platform’s exclusive art collection alongside pieces created by Van Gogh and Monet.
The winning artist will:
- Have their artwork added to the VIDAA Art platform and available across the UK
- Receive a 55”Hisense Canvas TV
- Be awarded a £1,000 cash prize
To enter, artists simply need to upload their digital artwork and complete the simple submission form. There’s no limit on the number of entries and artists are encouraged to submit both historic and brand-new pieces of art. For more information, artists can visit uk.hisense.com/VIDAA-Competition-2025. Entries close at midnight on Sunday, 14th December 2025.
This opportunity is open to artists of all skill levels, from budding students and emerging talents to seasoned professionals and passionate hobbyists. In addition to having their work featured on VIDAA Art, the winner will also have their work professionally graded in Dolby Vision and celebrated during a special unveiling event at Dolby House alongside other shortlisted artists.
The competition will be judged by Kate Bryan, a highly respected British Art Historian, Curator, and Arts Broadcaster, known for her role as a judge on Sky Arts’ Portrait Artist of the Year and Landscape Artist of the Year.
Kate Bryan said: “Supporting emerging artists is vital, especially in today’s highly competitive online space where it can be difficult to get your work seen. High quality digital art shown on television screens supports artists by allowing for their work to reach a wider audience at home. I’m pleased to be partnering with Hisense UK for this competition and look forward to the showcase final event which offers a fantastic opportunity to bring people together to experience art in person.”