A-Level Summer Exhibition Online
Functions of a Hand
9 June — 17 August 2014
A-Level Summer Exhibition Online
This year, nearly 1,280 aspiring artists in college or at Sixth Form submitted their work to the A-Level Summer Exhibition Online. Here, you can see the 36 outstanding works of art selected by our expert panel.
Having your work chosen to appear in the A-level Summer Exhibition Online is one of the greatest accolades in the art world for this age group. Many of these young artists will go on to develop their talents at art school and in their careers beyond. Works are entered from all over the UK and showcase a rich variety of styles and media; from drawing and video to sculpture and prints, painting and photography.
This year, our panel of judges includes curator of this summer’s Radical Geometry exhibition Dr Adrian Locke, RA Schools student Julie Born Schwartz and Humphrey Ocean RA, one of Britain’s most successful contemporary painters.
Held to coincide with the world’s largest open entry exhibition, the Summer Exhibition, this online equivalent for artists aged 16–18 signals an exciting future for art in this country. Be one of the first to discover it now.
9 June — 17 August 2014
Free
Online
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Gallery one
Xavier de la Roche, RUIN 1.
Eva Viskovic, Optimism of the Housewife.
Sophie Taylor, Underneath the surfaces.
Daniel Morley-Fletcher, Pete.
Daniel Kimber Binmore, Elephonium.
Helen Vine, Condensation.
Georgia Grace Gibson, As Many Genders As There Are Flowers, series, 2014.
Adam Britnell, Towering Structure.
Tarique Al-Shabazz, Consumed by technology.
Pavel Davison, Urban Treetop.
Elysia Henry, Dad.
Nathalie Soo, Majestic Landscape.
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Gallery two
Jorge Osborne, Renewable Energy - Hollingdean Materials Recovery Facility.
Bryn Davies, Mother and Son.
Tom Bacon, Negatives.
Charley Warder, Untitled Anxiety (car park).
Adam Britnell, Functions of a Hand.
Alice Bello, The Dead Boy.
Daniel Banks, Construction Two.
Sebastian Fomin, Ozysandias.
Olivia Storey, American Hedonists.
Peter Chownsmith, Barber Shop: New York.
Piers Muiry, Nana.
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Gallery three
Le Gia Linh Tran, Pagoda 5.
Lee Simmonds, A domesticated official.
Ellen Paig Leach, Light.
Sonya Falkovskaia, Nature in Architecture.
Beni Barsley-Masina, Meat the Butcher.
Rosie Anna Callanan, Girl and Her Mother.
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Video
Gregor Petrikovic, Insomniac, Film New Hall School This film is mostly inspired by the work of Darren Aronofsky whose elements can be seen especially in the subjective point of view shots and exaggerated sound design to emphasise the situation.
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Unnerving (height), Errin Gall.
Deanna Middleton, The Modern Pieta.
Samuel Murray, The Goal is Minimalism.
Niko Mirosevic-Sorgo, Creator and Creation.
Nathalie Soo, Dvorets (Palace).
Emma Jemson, Self Portrait.