Premiums: Interim Projects 2015
13 February - 11 March 2015
Burlington Gardens
Sunday – Thursday 10am – 6pm
Friday 10am – 10pm
Saturday 10am – 6pm
Free.
Premiums: Interim Projects features the work of artists in their second year at the Royal Academy Schools.
This annual exhibition provides an opportunity to view new work by emerging artists at a point when their work is still developing, during their three year postgraduate course at the RA Schools, Britain's first art school.
Vibrant and innovative, Premiums features photography, painting and sculpture alongside video, installation and performance, reflecting the diversity of RA Schools.
The following artists will be exhibiting in the show: Rhys Coren, Rian Coughlan, Elliot Dodd, Alana Francis, Kira Freije, Gery Georgieva, Anna Hughes, Frank Kent, Neill Kidgell, Jack Killick, Molly Palmer, Anna Paterson, Robin Seir, Rafal Topolewski, Claire Undy, Wanda Wieser and Tom Worsfold.
Supporters
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The making of 'Premiums'
A behind-the-scenes look at the exhibition coming together.
Gallery
Extension Through Dimension (Your Face In My Space), 2014
Self Portraits, 2014
Untitled, 2014
Classic Modern II, 2014
Afternoon Haircut, 2014
Untitled (Testpiece), 2014
It’s alright, we can still go on, 2014
In Addition to Everything Real, 2015
Still from Notwithstanding, 2014
Elena IV, 2014
Untitled, 2014
Untitled, 2014
Entertainment for the Aristocracy (installation shot), 2014
Untitled, 2014
Sigh, 2014
Pink Drape with Nude, 2014
About the RA Schools
The first art school in Britain
We are a school of contemporary fine art that offers 17 artists each year the opportunity to participate in an intense three-year programme. We are committed to providing an open, informed and critical environment for the personal and professional development of the artist.
The RA Schools was founded in 1769, and we remain independent to this day. This independence gives us the freedom to invent what we do. We are unique in offering the only three-year postgraduate programme in Europe. There are no fees and there is no curriculum: instead we offer a unique programme that responds to the specific needs of each individual artist.