Art exhibitions can be notoriously hit and miss, but one show that never fails to deliver for me is the annual Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. This annual open-submission art exhibition normally takes place between June and August every year and is chock full of every kind of art you can possibly imagine (picture paintings plastering every wall from floor to ceiling).
Like many people, I was pretty pessimistic that the show would go ahead this year, but by some miracle the Royal Academy curators managed to pull together a “Winter Exhibition” with limited visitors and Covid-19 restrictions that I was lucky enough to get tickets to attend.
I managed to visit the show before London went into Tier 4 restrictions and below I’ve pulled together some of my highlights from the exhibition, so anyone who didn’t visit can live vicariously through me (and judge my taste in art haha). I have to admit that for me, this wasn’t the strongest year that the RA has fielded, but considering the situation, they did a fantastic job. See a few of my highlights below…
Highlights from the 2020 Royal Academy Winter Exhibition:
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Happy creating,
Elspeth x
Thanks for sharing this, so lovely to see it x
You’re so welcome Sophie – it’s just a shame that more people didn’t get the chance to visit! I guess there’s always next year 🙂
Wonderful, very intressting!
Thanks Ingrid – did you have a favourite?