Academician Candidates' Exhibition 2018
4 Oct - 25 Nov 18
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The RWA, as one of five Royal Academies in Great Britain and Ireland, has a membership of 150 Academicians. Academicians are an independent body of artists at the forefront of their profession, who have achieved excellence in their field, and who are committed to contributing to the future of the RWA. Academicians are elected on the basis that they are practicing artists of ability and experience, creators of artworks judged to be of a consistently high standard and willing to undertake the commitments and responsibilities of the elected membership.
Each year, we invite the shortlist of Academician Candidates to exhibit a selection of their recent works alongside the Annual Open Exhibition. During this time, the current Academician body will anonymously vote for the CandidatAcademicians Galleryes they would like to see become Academicians. The exhibition on our ground floor is also open to the public. Admission is free.
This year's Candidates are:
If you are an Academician and are not able to vote in person, please email jess.kirkby@rwa.org.uk
Exhibited works below:
606 Rosalind Robinson Where He Leads, the Past Will Follow, oil, acrylic and pastel on Arches Huile paper
607 Rosalind Robinson You Made My Heart Sing Constance Lytton, oil on panel
608 Rosalind Robinson It's Our Turn, oil on panel
609 Rosalind Robinson Still Flowering (Constance & Winifred) 1918-2018, oil on panel
610 Deborah Westmancoat White Field 2, black writing ink, handmade oak gall ink, hailstones, frost and two frozen puddles collected from Longrun Meadows, Taunton, Somerset on board
611 Deborah Westmancoat And with a Hard Frost Came Stillness, black writing ink, handmade oak gall ink, pencil, hoar frost scraped from Willow boughs (in Longrun Meadow, Taunton, Somerset) and marks made with a found flint, on board
612 Deborah Westmancoat Solar Horses, handmade oak gall ink, antique shellac and lakewater collected from Loch Lough (Uisneach, County Westmeath, Ireland) on board
613 Deborah Westmancoat Dusk in the Hills handmade oak gall ink, writing ink and ground frost collected in the hills surrounding Moretonhampstead, Dartmoor, on board
614 Jim Hunter Night Garden, acrylic on paper
615 Jim Hunter Almyrida, acrylic on canvas
616 Jim Hunter Anniversary, watercolour & acrylic on paper
617 Jim Hunter Resort, watercolour & acrylic on paper
618 Frances Gynn Ghost Nets 8, linocut, acrylic and ink on Fabriano paper
619 Frances Gynn Ghost Nets 9, linocut, acrylic and ink on Fabriano paper
620 Frances Gynn In Deep, acrylic, ink & charcoal on canvas
621 Frances Gynn Chlorophyll, artist book - monotypes on Somerset and Japanese Maruishi paper
622 Anna Gillespie Re-Production, plaster and beeswax
623 Anna Gillespie Split, plaster and mixed media
624 Anna Gillespie Caught, charcoal and gesso
625 Anna Gillespie We Forget, bronze
626 Wendy Elia Alex (Kickboxer), oil on canvas
627 Wendy Elia Made in Britain, oil on canvas
628 David King House of the Poet, ink and acrylic
629 David King Appeto, ink & acrylic
630 David King Enclosure, unique bronze
631 David King Curious Other, fired clay
632 Nik Ramage Flag Waver, flag, steel, machine parts
633 Nik Ramage Punctuation Orrery, clockwork, metal, pulleys
634 Nik Ramage Shoe Shuffle, shoes, steel, machine parts
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