Hear from Royal Academicians, artists, curators and experts.
From a striking coastal sculpture to a life-size betting shop made entirely of glass, artist Ryan Gander RA’s practice is brilliantly varied. Get to know the life and work of the newly elected Royal Academician.
In our new series, artists reflect on art, life and lessons learnt. Here, Antony Gormley RA explains how he first found his subject, why the arts are vital in education and why he’s ashamed of Brexit.
For Etel Adnan, art world success came late – in her eighties. Anna Coatman met the writer and painter in Paris ahead of a major show in London.
The artist tells us why she is inspired by Arctic explorations and the Scottish coastline in winter light.
As she turns her focus to a group of small sculptures, Phyllida Barlow tells us what music inspires her and why she loves Picasso.
We visited Edmund de Waal in his south London studio, where he told us about creating a space for both making and writing.
The late John Hoyland RA told Damien Hirst about meeting Francis Bacon, and what it is to be a painter.
Our trusted Red Collars are a combination of visitor host, security and guide – and a fount of knowledge about the RA. Here, we chat to their Chief, Mick O’Halloran, about his role.
From his studio in south west London, Anthony Whishaw RA tells us how he has been influenced by Goya, and why he enjoys working from two studios.
Each month we catch up with a different Royal Academician. This month, here’s Michael Landy RA on destroying his work, being afraid of Tracey Emin and why young artists need a thick skin.
Behind garage doors at his Cotswolds home, Mick Rooney RA conjures a magical world on canvas.
As we prepare for an exhibition of this eccentric and distinctive portraitist, we caught up with co-curator MaryAnne Stevens to learn about the genesis of the show.
We caught up with Grayson Perry RA as he moved into his new Islington Studio, where he told us about ceramics, motorbikes and why he wears cashmere socks.
Shortlisted for a major European art award, the Royal Academician tells us about her recent work on show in The Hague.
Next year’s exhibition of Joseph Cornell will give a unique opportunity to view the magical works of this incomparable artist. We caught up with curator Sarah Lea to learn about the genesis of the show.
Each month, we have a quick chat with one of our Academicians to find out what they’re up to and what the RA means to them.
In the lead-up to his major RA exhibition this autumn, we take a look inside the artist’s huge “gesamtkunstwerk” in the south of France.
Explore some of the highlights in our exhibition of groundbreaking abstract art from 20th-century South America
As the RA prepares for ‘Dennis Hopper: The Lost Album’, Honorary Royal Academician Ed Ruscha reflects on his friendship with the legendary actor, director and photographer in 1960s Los Angeles and beyond.
Celebrating with the artists in this year’s Summer Exhibition.
Each month, we have a quick chat with one of our Academicians to find out what they’re up to and what the RA means to them.
We visited Phyllida Barlow RA in her busy studio as she prepared for an installation at Tate Britain.
Norman Ackroyd RA has been working from a former leather factory in Bermondsey for 30 years, where he has a printing press and an etching press.
The Academician talks with us from her current studio in Oxford.
The Academician’s Clerkenwell studio is cool, white and ordered - but in it Hume is a warm, unpretentious presence.
Get the vital statistics on the Academician’s studio, his work, and his relationship to the planet.
Over a seafood lunch the Academician discusses why the world is her oyster when it comes to making her art.