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RA Schools Show 2015, Royal Academy

12 Jun 15 – 28 Jun 15, Monday - Sunday 10-6pm, Friday late opening till 9pm

Rising stars of London's Royal Academy Schools light up the hidden RA studios with their graduate show

By CW Contributor on 29/5/2015

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Get a backstage pass to the elusive world of the Royal Academy Schools, London's top contemporary fine art school, at this year's annual exhibition for final year students.
Royal Academy Schools summer show 
This year marks the 140th anniversary of the annual exhibition of works by artists graduating from the UK’s longest established art school, the historic Royal Academy Schools. You'll be able to examine works by rising stars in this venerated institution whose past and present members include J.M.W Turner, John Singer Sargent, John Millais, Antony Gormley and Tracey Emin - to name only a few!
The show presents 17 emerging artists each with their own solo space in the rarely-seen working studios. From woodcut prints and large-scale paintings to ceramics, sculptural objects, video and installations, the exhibition encompasses a broad array of media including pebble dash, cement, algae, spray paint, glue, coins, ink and even ketchup. Many works exhibited will be up for grabs, so contemporary art lovers can directly support the students’ ongoing artistic production.
The postgraduate RA Schools programme prides itself on being tailor-made to the individual, affording each artist the space and flexibility to develop work across a wide range of media, in dialogue with leading figures in the art world including Royal Academicians Michael Landy (Professor of Drawing), Fiona Rae (Professor of Painting) and Richard Wilson (Professor of Sculpture).
The show coincides with the mighty Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2015, which was actually established in 1769 to finance the training of young artists in the RA Schools.
Explore this new generation of fantastic talent in the RA Schools Show before you take a peek at the crowded Summer Exhibition and discover the rising stars of tomorrow. 





What RA Schools Show 2015, Royal Academy
Where Royal Academy, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BD | MAP
Nearest tube Green Park (underground)
When 12 Jun 15 – 28 Jun 15, Monday - Sunday 10-6pm, Friday late opening till 9pm
Price £Free
Website Click here for more details



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