RA Schools Show 2014
13 June - 29 June 2014
RA Schools
Saturday – Thursday 10am – 6pm
Friday 10am – 10pm
Free
Friends of the RA go free
The annual exhibition of works by final year students at the RA Schools, the first art school in Britain. A rare opportunity to view and buy exceptional pieces from an emerging generation of new artists.
The RA Schools Show is the annual exhibition of works by final year students at the Royal Academy Schools, the first art school in Britain. Held in the studio spaces of the Schools the exhibition invites students to show works developed over a three-year period of post graduate study, providing visitors with a rare opportunity to view and buy exceptional pieces from an emerging generation of new artists.
Saturday – Thursday 10am – 6pm
Friday 10am – 10pm
Free
Friends of the RA go free
Supporters
RA Schools sponsored by
Artist in focus
We visit final year student Paul Schneider as he prepares for the RA Schools Show 2014.
Artist in focus
We visit final year student Marisa J. Futernick as she prepares for the RA Schools Show 2014.
Artist in focus
We speak to Julie Born Schwartz as she prepares for the 2014 Schools Show. Includes a clip from her video installation 'Love has no reason".
Gallery
HOPE,
Love has no reason ,
snap!,
Pin Up ,
Nudd ,
Untitled ,
Sensible Heat (untitled) ,
snag ,
Hamtramck House,
From the series Obsolescence is the Very Hallmark of Progress
FORTNUM ,
Alcove,
Office Collage Red ,
Still from HD Video,
Still from I’ve said yes now, that’s it.,
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.