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roy.ac/teachers Teachers
and Schools
2018–19
studentgroups@royalacademy.org.uk
020 7300 5995
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Primary and secondary
school workshops inspired
by the RA Collection and
the Heritage of the RA are
supported by the
Heritage Lottery Fund.
Primary and secondary RA,
in-school and outreach
workshops are supported
by Boeing.
Welcome to the
New RA
royalacademy.org.uk
In May 2018 we opened an expanded RA campus with
wonderful new facilities for students and teachers.
New spaces and exhibits put the spotlight on how art is
made. Displays in the Vaults underneath the RA’s Main
Galleries show how artists in the past learned to draw at
the RA by copying casts and studying anatomy. Curated
shows of work by current post-graduate students in
the RA Schools are on view in the new Weston Studio.
Upstairs in Burlington Gardens, paintings, drawings and
casts of ancient sculptures in our Collection Gallery
illuminate the RA’s beginnings in the late 1700s.
When your students come to the RA, they are artists and
we provide them with space to explore and experiment.
All our workshops will now take place in the Clore
Learning Centre, a purpose-built studio space with
double-height ceilings and abundant natural light.
Tours, visits and workshops for students bring our
ambitious programme of exhibitions to life. In January
2019 we are offering workshops for primary and
secondary schools and FE colleges focusing on themes
from our Collection – portraiture and self-portraiture,
sketchbooks and working from 2D to 3D. Our school
workshops now extend into the summer term, giving
more time for you and your students to visit.
And we invite you, teachers, to enjoy our private views,
workshops and evening studios just for teachers and
explore all the rich resources at the RA. ‘It is the best thing our
children can do outside
of the classroom all year’
Teacher, London primary
Photo © Roy Matthews school
What’s On
Renzo Piano: ‘The Art of Klimt / Schiele: Drawings
Making Buildings’ from the Albertina
The Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Galleries Museum, Vienna
15 September 2018 – 20 January 2019
The Sackler Wing of Galleries
From The Shard in London to the Pompidou 4 November 2018 – 3 February 2019
Centre in Paris, the buildings of Renzo Piano have
enriched cities across the globe. United by an In 1918 Vienna as the Austro-Hungarian Empire
interplay between tradition and invention, function crumbled, the deaths of its two foremost artists
and context. Piano’s buildings are characterised by brought about the end of an intense period of
a sense of lightness. This exhibition reveals his creative vitality. One was the painter Gustav Klimt;
vision, following his career and his rise to acclaim, the other the young Egon Schiele. Both challenged
to current projects still in the making. Designed in conventions and explored ideas of subjectivity,
close collaboration with Piano himself, this modernism and eroticism through drawing from
Italian architect Renzo Piano poses
at his workshop in Paris, 2015. exhibition brings together rarely seen drawings, life. Klimt / Schiele brings together some of the
Photo © Francois Mori/AP/REX/Shutterstock models and signature full-scale maquettes. twentieth century’s most important works on paper.
Encounter these two icons of Early Modernism at
their most revealing through around 100 portraits,
allegories, landscapes and nudes.
Egon Schiele, Self-portait with Eyelid Pulled
Down, 1910. Chalk, watercolour, gouache
Oceania
on brown packing paper, 44.3 x 30.5 cm. This exhibition may not be suitable for students at KS3 or below.
The Albertina Museum, Vienna Exhibition organised by the Royal Academy of Arts, London
and the Albertina Museum, Vienna.
Main Galleries
29 September — 10 December 2018
This autumn, be transported to the islands and Bill Viola / Michelangelo
archipelagos of Polynesia, Melanesia and
Micronesia, as we celebrate the diverse art and Main Galleries
culture of Oceania – from the historic to the 26 January – 31 March 2019
contemporary. Oceania is the UK’s first major
survey of art and culture from this region, which Conceived as a journey through the cycle of
covers almost a third of the world’s surface. life, this powerful exhibition will bring
Featuring over 200 artworks, many of which are together 12 major immersive installations by
on display for the first time, the exhibition spans the pioneering video artist Bill Viola.
over 500 years of art. Alongside will be 15 rarely-seen works by
Michelangelo, which grapple with the same
universal questions.
Bill Viola, Tristan’s Ascension Michelangelo Buonarroti,
(The Sound of a Mountain The Risen Christ, c. 1532–3
Feather god image (akua hulu manu), Under a Waterfall), 2005. Black chalk on paper,
Late 18th century, Hawaiian Islands. Fibre, Principal partner: New Zealand Video/sound installation 37.2 x 22.1 cm
feathers, human hair, pearl shell, seed, dog teeth, Supporting partner: The Kingdom of Tonga Performer: John Hay Royal Collection Trust /
62 x 30 cm. Photo © The Trustees of the British Supporting partner: Papua New Guinea Courtesy Bill Viola Studio. © Her Majesty
Museum, Oc,HAW.78 Supported by Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa Photo: Kira Perov Queen Elizabeth II 2018
What’s On
Phyllida Barlow RA Félix Vallotton
The Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Galleries The Sackler Wing of Galleries
23 February – 23 June 2019 30 June – 29 September 2019
Acclaimed artist Phyllida Barlow RA creates Often overshadowed by his contemporaries
seemingly precarious structures made of raw and Bonnard and Vuillard, Félix Vallotton remains
recycled materials, which transform the little known outside his native Switzerland.
Phyllida Barlow, demo, Kunsthalle environments they inhabit. Discover a masterful artist and printmaker
Zürich, Switzerland, 2017. Courtesy
who captured the private and public lives in
the artist and Hauser & Wirth
© Phyllida Barlow. Paris at the end of the 19th century.
Photo: Annik Wetter Photographie
Félix Vallotton, Bathing on a Summer
Evening, 1892–93. Oil on canvas, 97 x 131 cm.
The Renaissance Nude Kunsthaus Zürich, Gottfried Keller Foundation,
Federal Office of Culture, Berne, 1965
The Sackler Wing of Galleries
3 March – 2 June 2019
Trace the development of the nude through
some of the great masters of the Renaissance,
Agnolo Bronzino, from Titian, Raphael and Leonardo to Dürer Helene Schjerfbeck
St. Sebastian, c.1533. and Cranach.
Oil on panel, 87 x 76.5 cm
© Museo Nacional Thyssen- The Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Galleries
Bornemisza, Madrid 20 July – 27 October 2019
Discover the mesmerising paintings of Helene
Schjerfbeck, one of Finland’s best kept secrets,
in the first major UK exhibition of her
Summer Exhibition 2019 portraits, landscapes and still lifes. See an
extraordinary sequence of self-portraits, which
Main Galleries reveal Schjerfbeck’s lifelong fascination with
10 June – 13 August 2019 the process of ageing. In the age of the selfie,
her engagement with masks and masquerade is
Each summer our galleries are filled with a more relevant than ever.
collage-like display of art in all mediums – prints
and paintings, film, photography, sculpture,
architectural works and more. A world-famous
exhibition like no other, works by leading artists,
Royal Academicians and household names are
displayed alongside emerging talent in the largest Helene Schjerfbeck, Self-Portrait, Black
open submission exhibition in the world. Background, 1915. Oil on canvas, 45.5 x 36 cm.
Herman and Elisabeth Hallonblad Collection.
Finnish National Gallery / Ateneum Art Museum;
Photo © James Harris Sponsored by Insight Investment Photo © Finnish National Gallery / Yehia Eweis
What’s On
Our new free displays
The Making of an Artist:
The Great Tradition
The Collection Gallery
Discover the stories behind our collection and the
people who started it, from Sir Joshua Reynolds
to John Constable. Many of the objects in this
gallery were used to train artists in the Royal
Academy Schools – including a near life-size copy
Photo © James Harris of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper.
The Making of an Artist:
Learning to Draw
The Vaults
Intersecting the RA Schools, Learning to Draw
illustrates how art has been taught at the RA over
the past 250 years. It also features a special display
on the life of John Everett Millais, the youngest
Photo © James Harris ever student in the RA Schools.
The Making of an Artist:
Learning about
Architecture
The Dorfman Architecture Court
Aspiring architects in the 18th-century RA
Schools honed their craft by copying casts taken
from classical buildings. This display brings
Photo © Rory Mulvey
Right: those casts together, revealing another aspect of
Photo © Roy Matthews traditional training in art.
Book now at roy.ac/teachers or call 020 7300 5995
For
Primary Free tours
Schools and visits
Discover our world-class Interactive guided tours
exhibitions with your
students when you book Your students will learn about
art and artists past and present
a free interactive guided on these guided tours. Our skilled
tour, a self-directed visit or gallery teachers will guide all
an early-morning private students in talking about the
view. Students can sketch works they see, building their
vocabulary, and helping them to
using dry materials in the think about art in new ways.
galleries. All our highly-
qualified tour guides are These tours run at set times
DBS-checked. throughout the school year:
Main Galleries exhibitions
Mondays 9am, 10.30am, 12pm, 2pm
Early-morning private views Tuesdays 10.30am, 12pm, 2pm
Thursdays 10.30am, 12pm
Your students will have the
galleries to themselves to spread Sackler Wing exhibitions
out, talk about and sketch Mondays 9am, 10.30am
artworks. These private views
can be led by our team of gallery Summer Exhibition
‘The experience of being teachers or self-directed. Private Tuesdays 10.30am, 12pm
taken round in small views are available on Monday Thursdays 10.30am, 12pm
groups by volunteers mornings 9–10am.
is unique, as it gives Self-directed visits
all children a chance
to get involved and the These visits are an opportunity
volunteers are so kind to explore our exhibitions at
your own pace and to focus on
and knowledgeable.’ works that you feel are most
Teacher, London relevant for your students.
primary school Photo © Roy Matthews
Book now at roy.ac/teachers or call 020 7300 5995
For Outreach Free creative
Primary workshops workshops
Schools at your school at the RA
These all-day Figure drawing In small groups, Artist for a day: Oceania Artist for a day: portraits and
immersive workshops students will engage self-portraits
Students will observe and draw Investigating the diverse social,
held at your school a clothed model in a leotard
in discussion about cultural and historical traditions What are portraits and how do
are led by practising (female) or shorts (male). As the artworks in the in the vast Pacific region of artists create them? Students will
artists trained at the the model moves through a gallery, then experiment Oceania, students will discuss the take a closer look at historic and
RA Schools. These variety of poses, students will in a making session context of the exhibition before contemporary portraits, unearth
work with charcoal and chalk visiting the galleries. Then, they artists’ decisions and consider
workshops go to in our Clore Learning
pastels and learn how different will share responses to the themes different artistic approaches.
schools throughout materials can be used to express Centre. All our creative of navigation and exploration. Students will learn to decipher
the UK. form, movement, ideas and workshops are led by After which students will create the code of the portrait artist
emotions. practising artists and an artwork that explores their and use varied materials and
own family and identity. techniques to create their own
supported by specially-
portrait or self-portrait.
Portraiture trained volunteers. Selected dates in October,
November and December 2018. Selected dates in April, May
Working from both observation Workshops run and June 2019.
of a clothed life model and from from 10.15am–1pm.
their imagination, students will Artist for a day: from
experiment with a wide range of drawing to sculpture Artist for a day: Summer
approaches to portraiture, using Exhibition 2019
‘The educators have
charcoal, chalk pastels and clay Students will explore in small
a positive energy (optional). groups the work of RA sculptors Exploring the diverse works in
and they include all past and present. Then, in a the Summer Exhibition students
the children in the For upper key stage 2 students of hands-on creative workshop, they will be encouraged to look
introductory talk, up to 30 students: £360 incl. VAT will use drawings as a starting closely at artworks, thinking
point to develop their sculpture about the different materials
getting them involved by introducing weight, scale and and mediums on show in the
in conversation and texture. Students will look at the world’s largest open-submission
bringing the children differences between drawing and exhibition of contemporary
out of themselves in sculpture and what they can art. The students will then
achieve with each medium. experiment in a practical art-
a positive way.’ making workshop.
Teacher, London Selected dates in February and
primary school Photo © Roy Matthews March 2019. Selected dates in June and July 2019.
Book now at roy.ac/teachers or call 020 7300 5995
For Free creative
Secondary Free tours workshops
Schools and visits at the RA
Discover our world- Interactive guided tours All workshops begin In the studio: Oceania In the studio: Bill Viola /
class exhibitions with with an interactive Michelangelo
Your students will explore different Students will explore and
your students when art practices and develop a critical
discussion, followed investigate the diverse range of Looking at the work of
you book a free understanding of the diverse by a tour of the social, cultural and historical contemporary video artist Bill
interactive guided tour, purposes, intentions and functions exhibition where traditions in the vast Pacific Viola and Renaissance master
a self-directed visit or of art. Our skilled gallery students will engage in region of Oceania. Students Michelangelo, students will
an early-morning private educators will engage your will have an opportunity to consider themes from the
critical analysis of the
students in analytical discussion, examine both the historical exhibition. After which, in a
view. Students can encouraging them to articulate artworks. context of the exhibition and practical workshop, they will
sketch using dry their interpretations and ideas. discuss their responses to its create their own artworks in
materials in the galleries. After a lunch break, themes. Students will then response.
These tours run at set times each the group will then create an artwork that explores
week throughout the school year: their own personal theme, Selected dates in February
explore artistic practice narrative or history. and March 2019.
Early-morning private views Main Galleries exhibitions in a making session
Mondays 9am, 10.30am, in our Clore Learning Selected dates in October,
Your students will have the 12pm, 2pm Centre. All our creative November and December 2018. In the studio: portraits
galleries to themselves to spread Tuesdays 10.30am, 12pm, 2pm and self-portraits
out, talk about and sketch Thursdays 10.30am, 12pm
workshops are led by
artworks. These private view practising artists. In the studio: sketchbooks What do portrait artists choose
visits can be led by our team of Sackler Wing exhibitions to reveal or to hide from the
gallery teachers or self-directed. Mondays 9am, 10.30am Workshops run from Inspired by historic and viewer? Exploring techniques,
Private views are available on contemporary sketchbooks from trying out materials and
Monday mornings at 9am. Summer Exhibition
10.15am–2.30pm. our Collection, students will responding to the RA
Tuesdays 10.30am, 12pm discover the value of sketching. Collection, students will
Thursdays 10.30am, 12pm Students will take drawing, experiment with their own
sculpture, architecture or drawn, painted or printed
painting as a starting point and portraits.
experiment, take risks, work
Self-directed visits through and record their ideas. Selected dates in April, May
They will create their own and June 2019.
A great opportunity to explore unique sketchbook to take home
our exhibitions at your own pace in a format designed to suit their
and to focus on works that you personal artistic practice.
feel are most relevant for your
students. Selected dates in January
Photo © Roy Matthews and February 2019.
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For Outreach
Secondary workshops at
Schools your school
These all-day, immersive Life drawing
workshops held at
Students will draw from a life
your school are led by model, observing the body
practising artists trained sitting, standing and moving in
at the RA Schools. a variety of poses. They will use
different drawing techniques
(using charcoal and pastels) to
Students will produce
develop self-expression and their
a portfolio of drawings own personal mark-making
that can then be used language.
as a resource for further
projects.
Portraiture
These workshops go
to schools throughout Students will explore a range
the UK. of approaches to portraiture,
including caricature, movement,
invention and identity, working
both from observation and their
imagination. These workshops
use charcoal, chalk pastels and
clay (optional).
For secondary classes of up to
30 students: £360 incl. VAT.
‘The educators really
do give the children
a boost of confidence
and belief in their
artistic abilities.’
Teacher, London
secondary school Photo © Roy Matthews
Book now at roy.ac/teachers or call 020 7300 5995
For Free creative
SEN workshops
Schools at the RA
Why & How?
2019 Conference
Our multisensory The ocean in us 3D doodling Plan your visit Engaging children
workshops for students Daily, Tuesday 2 – Friday 5 and Daily, Thursday 16 – Friday 17 May All our workshops take place in with special educational
Monday 8 October 2018 and Monday 20 – Friday 24 May 2019 our Clore Learning Centre and
with SEND include needs in creative
specially trained RA Access and
conversation, object Students will explore themes of Led by our experienced Community Volunteers support experiences and
handling and practical travel and place-making, and will artist educators, students will all workshops. making art
sessions. encounter, through looking at experience the work of Phyllida
objects and artworks in the Barlow in the gallery and then Before booking, please note that Join us for a day of talks,
galleries, poetry and make their own sculptures these sessions are more successful workshops, networking and
Each one-day workshop multisensory objects. Then, and installations through 3D when we work with a distinct discussion sessions to explore,
accommodates a single inspired by works in the doodling – a playful exploration class group, rather than a group stretch and question creative
group of students and exhibition, students will create of a range of materials. that combines pupils from approaches to engaging children
works using natural materials different classes or age groups. with SEND.
we tailor workshops
and techniques inspired by
to the needs of your traditional ways of making that Makers making now The Clore Learning Centre will There will be a range of
students. Whenever can be seen in the exhibition. Daily, Tuesday 11 – Friday 14 June be available for the sole use of presentations and workshops
possible our artist and Monday 17 June 2019 your group throughout the session delivered by SEND teachers,
educators will visit and can be used for lunch and artist educators, disability
A collection of Students will look at, touch other activities necessary for the specialists, gallery and museum
your group before the curious characters and discuss a panorama of art students in your group. Toilets and professionals.
workshop. Daily, Monday 4 – in all media, from painting, changing room facilities are nearby.
Friday 8 February 2019 printmaking, film and Explore your own creativity
All sessions run from photography to sculpture, We reserve parking spaces for and share ideas and experiences
‘The artist educators Accompanied by multisensory architectural works and SEN Schools on workshop days, while taking part and
10.30am–2pm. storytelling, students will performance art. In the creative but we will need details of your contributing to talks, round-
had an excellent
rapport with the group; engage with artworks from the session, students will create vehicle registration at least 2 table discussions and practical
RA Collection in ways that their own works in response to weeks prior to your trip if you workshops.
supporting and are relevant to them. They will materials and techniques that plan to make use of these.
facilitating everyone then create their own artworks sparked their curiosity in the Date to be confirmed.
to produce their own in response to the narratives, exhibition. All areas of the main building of Please check our website
unique pieces. We can’t gestures and compositions in the Royal Academy afford level for up to date information.
works they have seen. access, for more details about
wait to come back.’ accessible services and facilities
Teacher, SEN School Supported by The Lord Leonard within the building please see
Workshop and Lady Estelle Wolfson Foundation. Photo © Roy Matthews our website or get in touch.Sign up at roy.ac/studentartpass
Free
student
ticket
offer
For students Since our foundation, Can my students join?
studying visual arts, we’ve championed
history of art emerging artists and Anyone studying visual arts
subjects for their A-levels or
and architecture architects. We want BTEC, and anyone studying
to celebrate the next history of art, architecture or
generation by inviting you fine and applied arts (including
to enjoy our year-round design and graphic design) at a
higher or further education
programme of exhibitions, institution is encouraged to
for free! sign up.
We’re proud to run a free
How do they sign up?
exhibition ticket scheme
for students studying Just ask students to register
visual arts, architecture, their details with us at
art history and applied roy.ac/studentartpass and
when tickets become available
arts – our way of helping for an exhibition, we’ll email to
to inspire the artistic talent say they can book. There will be
of the future. So sign up a limited number per show,
today and be inspired. which can be reserved online, up
to two tickets per person.
What do students need
when they visit?
All students need to bring
with them on the day is
their student ID and online
transaction e-ticket.
Photo © Cat GarciaYoung Artists’ Summer Show We have supported high quality art education since we were founded 250 years ago. In keeping with this long tradition, we will soon be announcing an exciting new online and onsite exhibition for primary and secondary students for the summer of 2019. Sign up for more information, coming in autumn 2018. roy.ac/young-summer This project is made possible by Robin Hambro.
Book now at roy.ac/teachers or call 020 7300 5995
For Free Teacher Teacher
Teachers private views workshops studios
Our workshops, Join fellow teachers for an Develop your artmaking skills Capturing emotional states Unwind, make art and network Lino printing
– body art
private views and in-depth introduction from and explore the exhibition, Saturday 2 February 2019 with other teachers at our Inspired by Maori
studios enrich your the exhibition curator and get while gathering ideas to take teacher studios on Friday Friday 19 October 2018
inspired by the show before it back to your classroom, in Visit the exhibition Bill Viola / evenings. These are practical,
understanding of art opens to the public. a full-day workshop led by a Michelangelo and discover how after-school sessions where Learning to draw the figure
and art practice, practising artist. All workshops both artists explored the same you can learn new techniques Friday 8 February 2019
as well as giving Oceania are suitable for primary or profound themes of birth, death and experiment with different
you an insight into Friday 28 September 2018 secondary teachers. and the human condition in their mediums in a relaxed, sociable 3D: disrupted materials
art. Taking inspiration from environment. These workshops Inspired by Phyllida Barlow RA
our exhibitions. Klimt / Schiele these and other artists, you will are designed for both primary Friday 22 March 2019
Friday 2 November 2018 Oceania: culture and ritual create work around these themes and secondary teachers.
Saturday 6 October 2018 in a practical multimedia Abstract screen printing:
Bill Viola / Michelangelo workshop. colour and space
Friday 25 January 2019 Explore the diverse arts of Friday 28 June 2019
Oceania, from the eighteenth
6.30–8pm. Admission is free but century to today. Learn how Ways into contemporary art: Painting portraits in gouache
booking essential. Free audio to engage your students in talking and making Friday 12 July 2019
guides are available. thinking about the cultural Friday 5 July 2019
context of these powerful 5.45–8.30pm, £25, including
and compelling objects and Join us for an in-depth refreshments and materials.
artworks, looking at themes exploration of work in the RA’s Payment is required upon booking
of voyaging, spirituality and Summer Exhibition. Increase and is non-refundable.
place in a practical multimedia your confidence in looking at,
Photo © Roy Matthews workshop. discussing, teaching about and Photo © Benedict Johnson
making art as you embark on an
in-depth exploration of key
works in the Summer Exhibition
‘I wished for something 2019 through discourse and
practical work.
to do that would Photo © tbc
catapult my summer 10am–4pm. £65 including
practice. I couldn’t refreshments, lunch, materials and
have dreamt of this. exhibition entry. Payment is required
within 2 weeks of booking. No
Thank you.’ refunds permitted.
Teacher, London
secondary schoolPlan your visit
Booking
To book, email studentgroups@royalacademy.org.uk,
go to roy.ac/teachers or call 020 7300 5995.
All our workshops, tours, private views and teacher
events are available to book the term before they take
place (around three to four months before).
Resources Admission
All our workshops for schools are free of charge. We offer
free entry to our exhibitions for full-time student groups
of 10 or more and all accompanying teachers. Exhibition
visits and tours must be booked in advance. Availability
Our resources are Teacher resources Exhibitions may be limited.
designed to help Downloadable teacher resources To see all upcoming exhibitions
for Oceania include an and related content go to Transport
you teach about our introduction to the exhibition, roy.ac/whatson. On each Free transport is available through the Transport for
exhibitions and images of artworks with exhibition page you will also London School Party Travel Scheme. There is no coach
Collection, before easy-to-digest information, find articles, podcasts, videos parking on-site.
or after a visit to the glossaries, teaching questions, and images of artworks from Piccadilly entrance
and practical activities for the the exhibition. Burlington House Entrances
galleries, and while classroom. Resources contain Piccadilly We now have two entrances. For all primary and
you are here with content suitable for KS1/KS2 London W1J 0BD secondary workshops, please use the Burlington Gardens
your students. and KS3/ KS4/KS5. Go to Art Detectives entrance to reach the Clore Learning Centre. For tours
roy.ac/teachers to download These resources for primary Burlington Gardens entrance of exhibitions in the Main Galleries and Sackler Wing of
the resources. students are fun and engaging 6, Burlington Gardens Galleries please use the Piccadilly entrance.
trails for children to use as London W1S 3ET
they explore an exhibition at Lunch spaces
The RA Collection their own pace. These can be Opening times Our Clore Learning Centre can be used for a lunch
Use our new Collections Explorer downloaded from exhibition space at the end of school workshops for primary groups.
to browse and search the pages on the RA website. Burlington House Please enquire about this when you book.
paintings, sculptures, drawings Art Detectives are sponsored Open daily 10am – 6pm
and prints in the RA Collection. by the Flow Foundation. Fridays 10am – 10pm Artist educators and volunteers
The Explorer presents fascinating All our educators are practising artists and are DBS-
lateral connections between Burlington Gardens checked. All our volunteers are specially trained and
works, by theme, keyword or The RA website has a Open daily 8am – 10pm DBS-checked.
artist and is a great resource for wealth of digital resources Sundays 10am – 6pm
classroom teaching or to prepare to explore, including podcasts, Cancellations
for visits to the RA. videos, galleries and interactive All information in this We charge cancellation fees for cancellations made with
Find out more at features. You will find a leaflet is correct at time less than one week’s notice for interactive guided tours,
roy.ac/collection bespoke section for teachers, of publication. and less than 3 weeks’ notice for workshops.
where you can access useful
Our How to read it series reveals resources relating to our current
the stories behind selected exhibitions. Don’t forget to
artworks from the Collection. browse the site before you visit
See the full series at our exhibitions.
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