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View ALL 2025 Artworks in Augmented Reality!

We’re thrilled to announce an incredible new feature for the 2025 Art Bytes competition – all student artworks are now viewable in Augmented Reality (AR)!

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Join the Art Bytes Team!

We're hiring for two exciting roles and would love to hear from people who share our passion for nurturing creativity in young people and would like to help us continue to grow our impact across England!

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Nurturing Creativity and Self-Esteem: The Power of Equal Opportunities in Art

Art has a unique ability to transcend barriers and bring people together, no matter their background or abilities. This belief is at the heart of Art Bytes, an inclusive programme that encourages participation from all children, including those in SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) schools.  The programme was born out of dot-art’s (the social enterprise I founded in Liverpool in 2006 behind this project) work supporting adult visual artists. An art teacher, frustrated with the sidelining of arts in the curriculum, contacted me back in 2012 to say she had seen the work we do showcasing artwork online and asking whether we had considered doing something similar with children’s art. At the time I had no knowledge of the state of the arts in schools, but quickly discovered just how bad the situation was. I was horrified and determined to work with this teacher to develop a programme that would be high impact for students and light touch for (already overworked) teachers. 

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Young Talent Shines Bright in Art Bytes’ National Celebration

England’s budding artists were honoured across the country on June 13th, as the annual Art Bytes program culminated in a series of vibrant celebration events. Among the highlights were the announcements of regional and national winners in two age groups. Kit from Helen Allison Primary School in the South East triumphed in the Year 5 category, while Oliver from Houlton School in the West Midlands took home the top prize for Year 9.

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New National Partner announced for Art Bytes!

“The University of Liverpool’s School of the Arts is proud to support the Art Bytes programme, founded and led by University arts alumnus Lucy Byrne, across the nine regions of England. The School of the Arts provides a range of arts degree programmes at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels including Architecture, Communication and Media, English, Drama, Music, Game Design and Philosophy.

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Teacher’s Corner 2023 Exhibition is open.

TEACHERS’ CORNER 2023 EXHIBITION OPENS! Teachers Corner 2023 Exhibition opened online on Monday 4th September 2023.  Teachers’ Corner originated as a celebration of creativity which was extended to all those working in education across the country during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Happening annually since then, we continue to provide Teachers’ Corner online space for teachers to exhibit their artwork on the Art Bytes website. 

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Art Bytes 2023 Celebration Events and Winners

The Art Bytes 2023 Celebration Events took place on Wednesday 7th June across England.

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‘Enriching’ schools art competition returns for second year

Almost 100 schools took part in the first Art Bytes national inter-school art competition, and it was such a success it is now launching for a second year. Art Bytes is open to all primary, secondary and SEND schools in England. But teachers need to be quick as they have to sign up by Christmas.

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First Art Bytes Winners Announced!

The first national Art Bytes programme has culminated in a series of celebration events across England, at which regional and national winners were announced in two age groups. Eva from Greenside Primary School in the North West won the Year 5 competition and Milla from Southbank International School in Greater London won the Year 9 competition.

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