
Friends of the RWA Exhibition 2023, Create Centre
13 - 25 May 2023
THIS EXHIBITION HAS NOW CLOSED. PLEASE VIEW OUR CURRENT AND UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS.
The Friends’ Exhibition returns to the wonderful Create Centre on Spike Island this May. The high-quality selling exhibition features painting, prints and sculpture from artists across the region.
This selected show was judged this year by That Art Gallery owner Andy Phipps, and Academicians Maxine Relton RWA and Leslie Glenn Damhus RWA, each work will be available for sale with a percentage of proceeds going to support the RWA.
Artworks available to buy online.
“We are proud to be associated with this superb exhibition, showcasing the wealth of talent amongst Friends members.” Alison Bevan, Director RWA
13 - 25 May 2023 (Mon - Fri 11am-5pm, Sat & Sun 11am–4pm) FREE ADMISSION.
Exhibition Preview: Friday 12 May, 5pm–7.30pm. All welcome.
Create Centre
Smeaton Road
Spike Island
Bristol
BS1 6XN
If you enjoy the Annual Open Exhibition then this is very much for you with original artworks including paintings, drawings, sculpture and prints which are all free to browse and available for sale.
Further information
Exhibition entry details and full terms and conditions for Friends of the RWA can be accessed on the Floating Circle Friends' Exhibition 2023 information page.
Check out The Floating Circle, a blog managed by the Friends of the RWA.
Find out more about becoming a Friend of the RWA.
Image: Monica Cuellar, Lemon still life in situ III
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