Landscape Artist Of The Year 2026

Landscape Artist Of The Year 2026 episode 9 opens not with a competition but with a homecoming — an unveiling ceremony at the National Gallery of Ireland in Dublin

Landscape Artist of the Year 2026 episode 8 brought everything to a head at one of the most extraordinary and challenging locations the competition has ever chosen: the Falkirk Wheel, Scotland’s iconic rotating boat lift

Landscape Artist Of The Year 2026 episode 7 delivers one of the most dramatically charged instalments of the entire series, placing six talented artists in front of a striking location and demanding that they translate what they see into finished work within a strict four-hour window.

Landscape Artist Of The Year 2026 episode 6 arrives at a pivotal moment in the competition, delivering one of the most atmospheric and emotionally charged heats of the series so far. Six artists gather at a location steeped in natural drama, each competing for a place in the semi-final

Landscape Artist Of The Year 2026 episode 5 transported ten accomplished artists to one of London’s most distinctive floating landmarks, challenging them to capture the essence of HMS Wellington within a compressed four-hour timeframe.

Landscape Artist Of The Year 2026 episode 4 brings contestants to the dramatic slopes of Skiddaw Mountain in the Lake District, where towering peaks and sweeping vistas create one of Britain’s most formidable artistic challenges.

Landscape Artist Of The Year 2026 episode 3 opens with a striking visual challenge that few painting competitions dare to present: Europe’s busiest ferry port, captured from the iconic White Cliffs of Dover.

Landscape Artist of the Year 2026 episode 2 brings viewers to one of Britain’s most iconic settings, where Buckingham Palace rises behind the carefully manicured grounds of St James’s Park.