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- World-class exhibitionsThe diversity of our exhibitions programme sets us apart. From ancient sculptures to modern-day masterpieces and large-scale installations, we are the original home of the blockbuster. The RA has exhibited some of the world’s largest attended exhibitions including David Hockney RA: A Bigger Picture, The Real Van Gogh and Anish Kapoor RA and the programme promises many more. As well as the household names, we love to help you discover your new favourite artists. The Sackler Wing galleries provide the perfect space to do this, from American painter Richard Diebenkorn to one of one of the greatest portraitists of 16th-century Italy, Giovanni Battista Moroni. Not to mention our annual Summer Exhibition, the world’s largest open entry exhibition, which has taken place every year since 1769 and showcases contemporary work from established and emerging artists side-by-side. Just as our founders intended, we are still led by many of the greatest artists and architects of the day, these artists, known as Academicians, play an important role in our exhibitions, from setting the programme to presenting their own work. Image 1 Keys. 217, 218, 177 Installation view at the Royal Academy of Arts of Anselm Kiefer’s Morgenthau series, 2013 Private collection 693A2818 – 2 – Midsummer Night’s Fete. Photo courtesy Royal Academy of Arts. Photography: Benedict Johnson3
- Ai WeiweiMajor artist and cultural phenomenon Ai Weiwei takes over our main galleries with brave, provocative and visionary works. Our most recent single artist shows have seen some of the true greats of contemporary art animate our Main Galleries with unforgettable, powerful work. Hockney, Kapoor, Kiefer – you need to be a special artist to embrace the immensity of our historic spaces. Who better then to take up the challenge this autumn than Ai Weiwei, one of China’s most influential artists. We woul18
- Architecture programmeA champion of artists and architects, the RA has a diverse and rigorous architecture programme, currently examining the future of housing. This spring, the RA presents a season of debates, talks and an exhibition on the future of housing – sure to be a hot topic in election year. Where we live, how we live, how much it costs us both individually and as a society – the debate about the future of housing in the UK has grown increasingly urgent in recent years. Now with the country in the grip of4
- House of VoltaireHouse of Voltaire showcases work by leading and emerging contemporary artists and designers in support of Studio Voltaire’s pioneering exhibition and education programmes. On sale is a cornucopia of unique works, limited edition prints and specially commissioned homewares, clothing and objects by leading contemporary artists and designers. House of Voltaire can be shopped year-round online and at special intermittent international presentations. All proceeds directly support arts charity Studio Voltaire.
- ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS – ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISMWe were thrilled to be asked to create an astonishing promotional film to launch the Royal Academy exhibition of the year Abstract Expressionism. The remarkable show is a successful reunion for provocative and exciting artists, who haven’t been exhibited together since 1959. Creativity was key to overcoming the challenge of producing a a film without revealing any of the artworks on display at the gallery. Our inspiration came from Jackson Pollock, the most well-known Abstract Expressionist
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