How do you get into the RA Summer Exhibition 2021?

Entry to the Summer Exhibition 2021 has now closed First time entrant? Register now and we’ll send you a link to your new account. You can enter one or two works, for a fee of £35 per work, which covers our administration costs. You can pay this online by credit or debit card.

Who is curating the RA Summer Exhibition 2021?

Summer Exhibition Edit: Susie Allen. We’ve challenged three guest speakers to choose the five works in this year’s Summer Exhibition that intrigue them the most. Curator Susie Allen guides us through her picks, which all relate to the concept of space.

What time does the RA shop open?

Tues–Sun: 10am–6pm Shop iconic posters from the RA archives. On the ground floor of Burlington Gardens, the Poster Bar is decorated ceiling high with the RA’s 250 years of exhibitions. Available to buy in a range of sizes, ask our team for details and shop the collection online.

Is the RA free?

Visiting the RA The RA is home to a world-class exhibition programme as well as free displays of art and architecture. Please note: all visitors must book a ticket to visit the RA (this includes Friends of the RA, who can visit all our exhibitions for free, with a family guest).

How do I get RA after my name?

In theory, anyone is eligible to become an RA, as long as they are under 75 and professionally active as an artist or architect in the UK. Potential new RAs are first nominated by an existing Academician, who writes their name in the weighty Nominations Book.

Who can enter the RA Summer Exhibition?

You may submit Work(s) to the Exhibition if: 3.1 You are the Artist or creator of the Work(s), or You are expressly authorised as a gallery, agent or other representative to submit the Work(s) on behalf of the Artist or are expressly authorised by the estate of a deceased Artist to do so.

Where is the summer exhibition held?

Royal Academy of Arts
Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition/Location

The Summer Exhibition is an open art exhibition held annually by the Royal Academy in Burlington House, Piccadilly in central London, England, during the months of June, July, and August.

How do I submit art to the Royal Academy summer exhibition?

Process of Entry 1.1 You must first register to enter the Summer Exhibition: to do this, please apply and pay for an Entry Form online through the RA’s website. 1.2 You should complete the Entry Form and submit your work online using digital photographs for the first round of the selection process.

What does RA stand for in art?

Membership of the Royal Academy is composed of up to 80 practising artists, each elected by ballot of the General Assembly of the Royal Academy, and known individually as Royal Academicians (RA, or more traditionally as R.A.). The Royal Academy is governed by these Royal Academicians.

How do you become a member of the RA?

When does the Royal Academy of Arts summer exhibition open?

Entry for the Summer Exhibition 2021 opens on 13 April.

Who are the artists in the RA Summer Exhibition?

You might even find art to take home. This year’s exhibition includes new works by Tracey Emin, Rebecca Horn, Anselm Kiefer, Julian Schnabel, Gillian Wearing and Ai Weiwei. Income from the Summer Exhibition supports both the exhibiting artists and the not-for-profit work of the RA.

Is the RA shop open to the public?

Join today and enjoy world-class exhibitions and exclusive preview days when we reopen. Whether you’re after an artwork or planning to make your own, the RA Shop is the gateway to creativity (every purchase supports the RA).

Do you need a ticket to visit the RA?

The RA is home to a world-class exhibition programme as well as free displays of art and architecture. Please note: all visitors must book a ticket to visit the RA (this includes Friends of the RA, who can visit all our exhibitions for free, with a family guest).

How do you get into the RA Summer Exhibition 2021? Entry to the Summer Exhibition 2021 has now closed First time entrant? Register now and we’ll send you a link to your new account. You can enter one or two works, for a fee of £35 per work, which covers our administration costs. You can…