Academy Shop
RA ONLINE SHOP
The Royal Academy online shop contains exhibition catalogues, artist monographs and many exclusive gifts including jewellery, homewares, accessories and stationery.
SARGENT AND THE SEA
To accompany the exhibition of John Singer Sargent's marine paintings the RA Shop presents a collection of beautiful gifts including colourful glassware, seashell tealights and stylish accessories.
SUMMER EXHIBITION 2010
The Royal Academy's popular Summer Exhibition is the largest open submission exhibition in the UK with around 1000 works being selected from 10000 entries.
First published in the 1870's the Royal Academy Ilustrated presents the highlights of each year's show and is a fascinating barometer of changing artistic tastes. A wide cross-section of works are included accompanied by gallery installation shots and an informative introduction.
RA MAGAZINE - SUMMER 2010
If you are unable to visit as often as you would like subscribing to the RA Magazine allows you to keep in touch with life at the Royal Academy.
This superior quarterly publication features extensive, knowledgeable articles on current and forthcoming RA exhibitions as well as exclusive interviews with our Royal Academicians. The Summer 2010 Issue is published at the beginning of June and features all the news and views of the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
RA PUBLICATIONS
The Royal Academy publishes outstandingly illustrated and researched catalogues for all its major exhibitions and also stocks an equally informative range of artist monographs. April 2010 sees the publication of three new titles including Barbara Rae Prints the first comprehensive study of the Royal Academician's printmaking. Almanac by Jeffery Camp RA is an autobiographical record of a lifetime observing people and places whilst Five Cities is a photographical record of the graffiti left by their citizens, seen through the lens of Nicholas Sinclair. 
Every purchase supports the Royal Academy, an independent institution which receives no public funding, whose purpose is to promote the visual arts through education, exhibitions and debate.
