RA Schools Show 2018
8 June — 1 July 2018
RA Schools Show 2018
In the studios that lie beneath our main galleries, 13 artists show new works developed over three years of postgraduate study at the Royal Academy Schools.
This ambitious and diverse exhibition features a broad range of works including painting, sculpture, moving image, photography, printmaking, installation and performance.
The RA Schools is a school of contemporary art at the heart of the Royal Academy. Each year, up to 17 artists join our free three-year programme. Former students include Turner Prize nominee Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Eddie Peake, Catherine Story and Matthew Darbyshire.
Exhibiting artists: Roland Carline (with Francis Majekodunmi), Mark Corfield-Moore, Ben Doherty, Lucy Evetts, Charlie Fegan, Gina Fischli, Thomas Langley, Deborah Olakigbe, Will Pham, Josh Pye, Marianne Thoermer, Sung Tieu and Issy Wood.
8 June — 1 July 2018
Daily 10am – 6pm
Friday 10am – 10pm
The Weston Studio and RA Schools Studios
Free
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Live performances
Roland Carline and Francis Majekodunmi will be performing ‘BOSSY’ live throughout the show. Performances will begin at 2 pm and 3 pm.
There will be no live performances on these dates in June: Thursday 14, Friday 15, Saturday 16, Thursday 21, Friday 22, Sunday 24 and Thursday 28.
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Gallery
Installation view of Mark Corfield-Moore, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Marianne Thoermer, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Will Pham, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Sung Tieu, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Roland Carline, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Lucy Evetts, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Deborah Olakigbe, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Charlie Fegan, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Josh Pye and Ben Doherty, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Ben Doherty, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Gina Fischli and Issy Wood, RA Schools Show 2018
Installation view of Thomas Langley, RA Schools Show 2018
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'Plastic factory (no place for me)'
Thomas Langley also presents an offsite project in Picadilly Arcade, as a counterpart to his space in the RA Schools Show 2018.
Plastic factory (no place for me) is a hybrid commercial artistic situation. Nestled in amongst the jewellers and outfitters of the historic walkway, the work explores class and contemporary clichés.
Opening hours
Saturday 9 June – Monday 25 June
Open daily 12–6 pm or by appointment.Address
12 Piccadilly Arcade, 174 -176 Piccadilly, London, SW1Y 6NH. Five minutes walk from the Royal Academy.
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