Landscape Artist of the Year “Stonehaven” S9E4 31 January 2024 on Sky Arts

On Wednesday 31 January 2024, Sky Arts broadcasts an episode of the series Landscape Artist of the Year!

Stonehaven Season 9 Episode 4 Episode Summary

In this episode of “Landscape Artist of the Year” on Sky Arts, the fourth heat takes the audience to the captivating Stonehaven Harbour in Aberdeenshire. Host Stephen guides a group of eight talented artists along with several wildcards as they compete fervently for the chance to secure a coveted spot in the semi-final.

The picturesque backdrop of Stonehaven Harbour provides a stunning canvas for the artists to unleash their creativity and capture the essence of this scenic location. The episode promises a visual feast as each participant interprets the landscape in their unique style, showcasing the diversity of artistic expression.

Tune in to Sky Arts for this episode of “Landscape Artist of the Year: Stonehaven,” where the beauty of Aberdeenshire becomes a source of inspiration for the competing artists. As the heat unfolds, viewers can expect a captivating blend of artistic skill, creative interpretation, and the breathtaking landscapes that make each installment of the series a visually enchanting experience.

What Time is the “Stonehaven” Episode On?

The Stonehaven episode of Landscape Artist of the Year will be broadcast on January 31 2024 on Sky Arts at 8:00 PM.

Is the “Stonehaven” Episode New?

The Stonehaven episode of Landscape Artist of the Year is all new!

Landscape Artist of the Year Stonehaven Cast & Stars

Main Cast
Kate Bryan Kathleen Soriano Tai-Shan Schierenberg Joan Bakewell Frank Skinner Stephen Mangan

Stonehaven Episode Videos & Previews

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Landscape Artist of the Year Series Information

It is a nationwide search to find the best landscape artist. Filmed at picturesque locations around the UK, contestants paint some of the UK's most spectacular scenery for a chance to win a £10,000 commission for the National Trust's permanent collection. Through several rounds, winners are selected to advance to the semifinal, and then to the final. Judging the competition are British art historian Kate Bryan, and a variety of experts from the art world.