attRAct
Online programme for ages 15 – 19
Are you aged 15 – 19? Do you want to take part in online creative workshops, group discussions and challenges led by art professionals? Then attRAct is the programme for you!
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attRAct is a series of free online workshops for people aged 15-19. If you’re interested in learning more about art, architecture, and other creative industries alongside like-minded young people, then you’re in the right place.
The monthly workshops are led by professional artists, architects, or other creatives. In practical sessions, group discussions, tutorials, career advice, and portfolio reviews, you’ll learn about what it means to pursue a career in the cultural sector.
The whole series lasts a year. You can come to as many events as you like. The more sessions you join, the more likely you are to benefit from the programme!
With guidance from professionals, our 2021 students designed fantasy furniture, made artworks inspired by their dreams, and learnt about architectural photography. What will you create?
Follow us on Instagram @attract_ra to see what attRAct students are up to.
Applications for the 2023 programme will open in September. Our art activities for young people are available all year—try one today!
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attRAct is my favourite part of the week. It brings out the strangest, most intriguing ideas and I’m always excited to see what other people bring to the workshops with their art and unique perspective on things!
Lily, 2021
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Art activities for young people: your gallery, thinking about exhibitions, architecture
Design your own art gallery
Making a green gallery
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More art activities for young people: Storytelling, self-portraiture, found objects, borrowing
Storytelling
Self-portraiture
Found objects
Borrowing
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Submissions are now open
Young Artists' Summer Show
Now in its fourth year, the Young Artists’ Summer Show is a free, open submission exhibition for students aged 4-19 studying in the UK. Artworks are judged by a panel of passionate artists and arts professionals, with selected artworks displayed online and on-site at the Royal Academy of Arts.
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