Academician Candidates' Exhibition 2020
14 April - 9 May 2021
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A free exhibition at Bristol's oldest art gallery, featuring an eclectic selection of artworks by Academician Candidates
This exhibition runs alongside our major exhibition, the 168 Annual Open Exhibition (ticketed)
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 Candidates 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:
Top image:
Andrew Price, Edgware Road, acrylic
Exhibited Artworks (on display in the Academicians' Gallery)
627 Lidija Antanasijevic, Deconstruction of Politika, video
628 Lidija Antanasijevic, Reconstruction of Politika - Letter S in Cyrillic, paper collage on wooden board
629 Lidija Antanasijevic, Reconstruction of Politika - Letter Sh in Cyrillic, paper collage on wooden board
630 Zi Ling, Red Desert and Black Forest, water based
631 Zi Ling, Spinning World, water based
632 Zi Ling, Masks of Soul, water based
633 Andrew Price, London Bridge to Shooter's Hill, acrylic
634 Andrew Price, Edgware Road, acrylic
635 Juliette Losq, Teleorama No II, ink and watercolour on paper
636 Juliette Losq, Arbor, ink and watercolour on paper
637 Juliette Losq, Areaorama, ink and watercolour on paper
638 Day Bowman, Fortress 3, oil, charcoal and conte on canvas
639 Day Bowman, Footprint Series DJB1, oil, charcoal and graphite on cartridge paper
640 Day Bowman, Footprint Series DJB2, oil, charcoal and graphite on cartridge paper
641 Hamish Young, Adoption (Homes 1), graphite
642 Hamish Young, Three Shells (One Found Object and Two Made Objects), watercolour on paper and found object
643 Hamish Young, Dormitory (Ghosts #1), paper
644 Andre Wallace, Journeyman l, translucent casting resin and fibreglass
645 Andre Wallace, Empty Vessel, conte and graphite
646 Lisa Scantlebury, Primarily Jars, ceramic, limes, salt and spices
647 Lisa Scantlebury, Another Sense of Holding, ceramic and rope
648 Lisa Scantlebury, Anyware ceramic, rope and clips
649 Judith Jones, In the Night Garden, durospec
650 Judith Jones, Rural Retreat, durospec
651 Judith Jones, There are No Words, durospec
652 Beth Carter, Fallen Minotaur, bronze
653 Beth Carter, Antler Figure, bronze with steel base
654 Beth Carter, Hollow King, bronze with steel base
655 Dorcas Casey, Pain for Home, ceramic
656 Dorcas Casey, Iguana, jesmonite, iron powder, furniture £8500 1 available at £8500
657 Dorcas Casey, Cockerel, dress, gloves, wire, polymer clay
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