Named after the famous Welsh tenor, Robert Tear, the award for any student of opera.
Goldsmiths Postgraduate Degree Show 2017 London
Goldsmiths Undergraduate Degree Show 2017, SE14 6AD
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
Works by emerging and established contemporary artists.
Goldsmiths Undergraduate Degree Show 2017, London
At Ben Pimlott Building, St James, New Cross SE14 6AD
De Montfort University Art and Design Degree Show 2017 Leicester
Celebrates the talent and innovative work of the final year students.
New English Art Club 2017, London SW1
The Contemporary Arts Trust NEAC 2017 winner is Alex Maczkowski. At first his little drawing seems conventional. However, by dividing up the composition into squares and treating each square in a subtly different manner is innovative. What first appears conventional becomes exciting and haunting.
Master of Fine Art Interim Show, the Glasgow School of Art
The annual exhibition of new work by 26 students.
Trace at Bankside Galleries Thames Riverside, 48 Hopton Street, London SE1 9JH
Trace – A compelling new exhibition from seven Bristol-based artists, Trace is a collective exposure of process, time, history and place. Dark, forgotten structures, inner and actual landscapes, surreal recreations and deconstructed practices combine to make this a showing of the unexpected.Utilizing print, sculpture, painting and drawing each artist discloses their own separate practice while a wider conversation emerges between them.
Water, Paper, Paint at Bankside Galleries Thames Riverside, 48 Hopton Street, London SE1 9JH
Water, Paper, Paint, the Royal Watercolour Society’s Spring Exhibition, is a celebration of the three fundamental elements that create a watercolour painting. From these three elements come a vast range of outcomes and in this show you will see huge variations in style, technique and genre.
RBA The Royal Society of British Artists Annual Exhibition 2017 at Mall Galleries, The Mall, St. James’s, London SW1 +44 (0)20 7930 6844
Gopal Sharma was chosen as this year’s joint prize-winner for his small portrait drawing which shows great promise, both for portraiture and for his clever use of linear abstraction. A worthy prize-winner.