First Saturday Exhibition Tour: Alice Kettle RWA and Jemma Appleby RWA
Saturday 3rd October
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Saturday 3rd October | 11am
Join Academicians and exhibiting artists Alice Kettle RWA and Jemma Appleby RWA on the first Saturday of the month for an artist-led tour exploring the wide-range of works in our 173rd Annual Open Exhibition.
Our First Saturday Exhibition Tours are an amazing opportunity to connect directly with the artists at the heart of the RWA and learn more about the artworks in the Annual Open.
The RWA Annual Open Exhibition showcases over 500 contemporary works within our historic galleries. Featuring both emerging talent and established names, spanning painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, architecture, sculpture, and mixed-media installation - It represents some of the most exciting artists working across the UK and beyond today.
Our team are also happy to provide open advice on buying art; whether you’re a first-time buyer or looking to grow your collection, these friendly sessions offer insight, inspiration and practical guidance to help you choose with confidence.
Tickets are also available at the Welcome Desk on the day.
This event is a part of our 173 Annual Open event series. Click here to find out more.
Image credit: Alastair Brookes @KoLab Studios
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