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Royal Academy of Arts Annual Report 2016/2017

Annual Report 2016/17

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Covering the period 1 September 2016 – 31 August 2017 The Royal Academy of Arts is an independent charity led by eminent artists and architects. We promote the understanding, appreciation and practice of art through exhibitions, learning and debate. 8 President’s foreword This year, the RA 10 Secretary and Chief Executive’s introduction 12 The year in figures entered the final 14 Public 30 Academic stages of the 42 Spaces 56 People most significant 70 Finance and sustainability 82 The year in art redevelopment in its 92 Appendices history. Our public programme of exhibitions, learning and debate continued uninterrupted and we welcomed more than 1 million visitors and Friends. The Royal Academy is on the cusp of marking its 250th anniversary President’s in 2018. Two and a half centuries is an impressive duration. It foreword marks not just the foresight of Reynolds, Gainsborough and the other founder members, but the enduring commitment of all the artists and architects who have since been elected to the Academy and promoted its efforts to foster the appreciation, understanding and practice of art.

Preparations for RA250 are in full swing. Among the many important developments we have been working on this past year to open up the RA is the selection for display of the Royal Academy Collection, insufficiently known outside the world of experts and a rich resource which will soon be shared more widely.

As we welcome a number of new artists and architects into the Royal Academy, we regret the passing of architects John Partridge CBE RA and Leonard Manasseh OBE RA, artist RA, and Honorary Fellow Dame Jennifer Jenkins DBE. Their contributions will be missed. I would like to express my gratitude for the contribution of OBE RA, who concluded her six-year term as Keeper of the Royal Academy, and to welcome her successor Rebecca Salter RA. I am grateful to all the Academicians for their participation and commitment in managing to solve the conundrum of showing the RA to be both venerable in its history and lively and forward-looking in its readiness for the future.

Christopher Le Brun PRA President of the Royal Academy

‘Preparations for RA250 are in full swing. Among the many important developments is the selection for display of the Royal Academy Collection.’

11 With two thirds of the works completed for our redevelopment Secretary and of Burlington Gardens, the RA is on course to launch one of the Chief Executive’s largest changes ever to its campus. It is a busy time for everyone at introduction the Academy and, as this Annual Report reveals, the redevelopment has not diminished our rich programme of exhibitions, education and events.

The Royal Academy attracted more than 1.1m visitors in 2016/17. The exhibitions Abstract Expressionism and Revolution: Russian Art 1917–1932 alone drew over half a million people. America After the Fall became one of our most visited exhibitions in The Sackler Galleries and attendances at the Summer Exhibition remained buoyant despite the downturn experienced across much of the sector. Critical and public reception of our programme was extremely positive, and the loyal base of Friends of the Royal Academy remains very strong with nearly 99,000 members.

Our work has benefited from the generosity of our many Friends, donors and supporters, including a major gift from the Dorfman Foundation to enhance how we display and discuss architecture at the RA. Clive Humby was appointed Chairman of the Friends Board and, among our advisors, the Trustees of the RA Development Trust under the Chairmanship of Lord Davies of Abersoch provided essential support through this crucial phase of our redevelopment. I am grateful to all the staff and students. In dealing with the many challenges of the building project, not least many working temporarily in Blackfriars, they continue to make the RA an outstanding forum for art and architecture as we prepare to mark our first 250 years and begin our next.

Dr CBE Secretary and Chief Executive

‘Attendances remained buoyant, critical and public reception of our programme was extremely positive, and the loyal base of Friends remains very strong.’

13 The RA is an independent charity that does not receive revenue funding from The year government. Our achievements are made possible by the continued support of our in figures loyal Friends, Patrons, donors and sponsors, to whom we are deeply grateful.

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14 15 Public To inspire and engage a wider public A critically acclaimed exhibition on Abstract ‘The 249th Summer Expressionism opened the Royal Academy’s 2016/17 World-class exhibitions season. The exhibition – ‘raw, authentic and big in Exhibition drew every sense’, wrote the Telegraph – was sponsored by BNP Paribas with additional support from the Terra just under 200,000 Foundation for American Art. Jake and Hélène visitors to its array have long been at Marie Shafran, Phillips and Brooke Brown Barzun also supported the show. Abstract Expressionism was of works submitted the first major survey of the movement in the UK in more than half a century. It explored one of the by professional and the core of what the great watersheds in the history of modern art, when amateur artists.’ New York-based artists such as Willem de Kooning, Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko unleashed a radical approach to their painting: expressive, boldly RA offers its many coloured, often huge in scale. Nearly 318,000 people came to view some of the movement’s greatest works, The Sackler Galleries including a major group by Clyfford Still, loaned for The unsettling, darkly humorous paintings of James the first time from the Clyfford Still Museum in Ensor took centre stage in Intrigue: James Ensor by Friends and visitors. Denver. The Sunday Times deemed it the ‘Show of , supported by JTI, the Government of the Year’. Flanders and David Zwirner, New York/London. One of Belgium’s foremost contemporary artists, To mark the centenary of the Russian Revolution, the Tuymans curated an in-depth study of his Belgian Our public programme RA presented Revolution: Russian Art 1917–1932, predecessor, an innovator and outsider who rebelled supported by LetterOne, with additional support against the artistic conservatism of late 19th-century from Petr Aven, The Blavatnik Family Foundation academic teaching. also includes a wealth and The Polonsky Foundation. With loans from the State Russian Museum, State Tretyakov Gallery and Revolutionary Russia was counterpoised in The major private collections, Revolution was unusual in Sackler Galleries by America after the Fall: Painting setting out the avant-garde of early 20th-century in the 1930s, supported by JTI, the Terra Foundation of talks, events, Russian art alongside the Socialist Realist movement. for American Art, Ömer Koç, Brooke Brown Together with works by Chagall, Kandinsky and Barzun, Cate Olson and Nash Robbins. The Wall Malevich were portraits of textile workers, tractor Street Crash and the Great Depression generated builders, propaganda posters and photographs. The a devastation in the United States that could be courses and learning Independent praised this ‘hugely ambitious show, witnessed in Dorothea Lange’s photographs of with loans obtained from Russia that you will never migrants, Edward Hopper’s moody cityscapes or, have seen and many that you will not see again’. Over most famously, the sombre portraiture of Grant 209,000 people attended. Wood’s American Gothic, loaned for the first time programmes for all. The outside North America. With 176,000 visitors, it The 249th Summer Exhibition, sponsored by Insight became the 8th most popular show in The Sackler Investment, drew just over 197,000 visitors to Wing since it opened in 1991. its array of works submitted by professional and RA’s digital presence amateur artists. One in ten of the 12,000 entries received was selected for display. The Annenberg Courtyard featured Wind VI, a 6m high increasingly enables vision of colourful moving fabric made of steel and fibreglass by RA. Co-ordinated by the Academy’s Keeper, Eileen Cooper RA, the 2017 show extended its range in several directions, with this engagement with more artists from across the world, artists working in different media such as performance art, and a greater number of young artists, including recent graduates from the RA Schools. The BBC World art and architecture to Service broadcast a radio feature on the show, while BBC Arts again produced a one-hour programme for television. Hosted by Kirsty Wark and Brenda Emmanus, it was broadcast to over 800,000 viewers Grant Wood’s American Gothic in The have global reach. on BBC2. Sackler Galleries during America after the Fall

18 19 Matisse in the Studio, supported by The Mead Family The RA is grateful for a major gift from the Dorfman ‘The A-level Summer , on a video demonstrating the Foundation, Ömer Koç, the Exhibition Supporter’s Foundation which will enable the Academy to use of watercolour. It is the RA’s most watched video Circle and Royal Academy International Patrons, launch two new international architecture awards Exhibition Online ever, with over 600,000 views on Facebook. opened in August 2017 and was warmly received by and restore the majestic Senate Rooms in Burlington public and press alike. On display were the treasured Gardens to house a new architecture space and café. received a record 2,400 Web resources included how-to workshops for objects that inspired the French artist: Buddhist submissions from 310 families, showing techniques such as relief printing statues from Thailand, Spanish glass and Chinese Public events and colour mixing. The first four received 16,000 porcelain, a Muyombo mask from the Congo. ‘The A year-long programme of events welcomed over secondary schools and page views. For the exhibitions Abstract Expressionism object is an actor,’ said Matisse, ‘A good actor can 50 artists to speak, including RA and and Revolution: Russian Art 1917–1932, the RA have a part in ten different plays.’ Critics admired the Gilbert & George RA. Roundtable discussions sixth-form colleges in designed its first teachers’ packs for free download. insight the show afforded into a great artist’s creative looked at artist biographies, gender as material and the UK.’ These included historical material, activities for a process. By presenting the real objects with their virtual studio spaces. Partnerships with the Royal self-guided tour, and ideas for teaching before and artistic transformations, the show encouraged visitors College of Music and London Jazz Festival saw after a school visit. to use their imaginations in the way Matisse did. saxophonist Evan Parker and others perform in Burlington House as they responded to works of Working with Wikimedia, the RA ran a marathon The art of architecture art. Family events included Art Detectives trails, session to train participants in editing Wikipedia The Architecture Programme, made possible by supported by the Flow Foundation, and Family pages. The object was to improve the online profiles to encourage vulnerable women to share ideas, the Drue Heinz Endowment for Architecture Studios, supported by William and Jeanne Callanan, of female Royal Academicians. Drawing on research create art and build their confidence. Dream Up, and supported by Turkishceramics and Scott and in which over 3,000 participants explored digital in the RA Library, participants created new entries developed with BNP Paribas Foundation and Vital Laura Malkin, organised 39 events attended by art, marbling and other topics. For the first time, an and expanded existing ones to ensure all 61 female Regeneration, gave 180 children and adolescents 5,700 people. An array of international speakers and RA exhibition included a dedicated family corner. RAs are represented on Wikipedia. living in precarious circumstances opportunities to topical debates were recorded for podcast, and the In Second Nature: The Art of Charles Tunnicliffe ,RA engage with the . Annual Architecture Lecture, given in July 2017 by children could read Ladybird Books with illustrations Some activities explored the interaction between the pioneering Indian architect Balkrishna V. Doshi, by Tunnicliffe or listen to storytelling. digital and the real. Visitors to the RA could recreate was live-streamed on Facebook. The lecture has since Multi-sensory workshops, supported by the Lord the pose of Grant Wood’s American Gothic and Leonard and Lady Estelle Wolfson Foundation, been viewed 47,000 times. For professional audiences, RA Lates remain a distinctive offer in London’s arts post their pictures on Twitter and Instagram. Such were held for students with special educational needs. scene. These combine performance, making, ideas platforms contributed to an increase of 65% in the InPractice welcomed disabled artists and others and entertainment in an immersive environment. RA’s Instagram following. Overall the RA’s social to present their work over a series of events, one For America Dreaming participants wore costumes media audience grew to 900,000. of several access programmes supported by Robin that ranged from Hollywood starlets to prairie Hambro. InMind used works by Academicians as farmers. Installations for the Summer Late Electric At Burlington House and later Waddesdon Manor, a starting point for people living with dementia to Forest included a yurt and neon UV life drawing. The the RA presented The Veronica Scanner: Live 3D make their own prints and watercolours. Writing Lates attracted over 4,000 participants. Portraiture. In partnership with Factum Foundation in the Observer, novelist Nicci French praised the for Digital Technology in Conservation and the Learning and access RA workshops for their humanising and generous Rothschild Foundation, the experiment saw members approach. Primary and secondary pupils enjoyed workshops of the public scanned and three-dimensional busts at the RA and at their schools. Sessions included Digital media printed. This latest phase in representing the human figure drawing and portraiture. Journey to Abstraction form received widespread print and radio coverage. Museums and the Web awarded the RA its second saw more than 700 students create large-scale Glami in 2017 for its digital content strategy. collaborative paintings using varied approaches to Generating highly creative, digital-only content, . Overall 36,000 pupils and teachers from rather than simply repackaging offline material for 600 schools attended RA visits, tours and workshops. an online channel, enabled the RA to engage new Balkrishna V. Doshi delivers the 27th audiences. Content that was praised included a quiz Annual Architecture Lecture The attRAct programme, supported by the Nicholas that told you which Abstract Expressionist you were; Bacon Charitable Trust and the Worshipful Company an article on the RA blog featuring the ten most of Chartered Architects, ran over 50 events for A-level parodied artworks; and the video series Artists in 60 breakfast talks were introduced, 45-minute discussions students, from lino-printing inspired by Russian Seconds, one-minute introductions that drew over that take place before the start of the workday. posters to redesigning the Annenberg Courtyard as 780,000 views on Facebook and YouTube. a play area. The A-level Summer Exhibition Online Origins was a collaboration with the practice received a record 2,400 submissions from 310 Overall the RA website attracted 6.3m visits. Ordinary Architecture, whose interventions around secondary schools and sixth-form colleges in the UK. New videos supported by the Heritage Lottery Burlington House examined the origin myths of Here, There and Everywhere featured 51 works, with Fund reveal, celebrate and explore the RA and its architecture. Spectators could encounter images a further 65 shown on the RA Tumblr site. As one redevelopment. Short films in the series showed the of primitive huts, animal hide wall hangings or art teacher wrote, ‘Having work acknowledged by the Burlington Gardens facade being conserved; diploma a cornice with a profile in the shape of the Essex Royal Academy is something that will stay with them works and other treasures from the Collection; coastline. Futures Found in the Architecture Space for the rest of their lives.’ looked at the cityscapes of post-war Britain. Six and the construction of the Weston Bridge that will unify the Academy’s two buildings. Winsor & Guests enjoy craft making at the RA Late guest contrasted the ambitions of post-war The RA ran a number of workshops for the homeless. Newton collaborated with the President of the RA, Manhattan Swing planners with the varied results that appeared. The Women’s Art Group met every two months

20 21 Revolution: Russian Art 1917-1932 looked at the on artists of the tumultuous events of October 1917, presenting work by avant-garde and socialist realist artists An installation view of the 249th Summer Exhibition, coordinated this year by the Keeper, Eileen Cooper RA Learning to draw at a drop-in Family Studio event inspired by Abstract Expressionism Artist Diana Taylor led a workshop with FE College students as part of our RA250 hoardings project supported by Heritage Lottery Fund

Inside the Veronica Scanner, a machine which takes 96 photographs from multiples angles to enable rapid creation of 3D portraits, as part of a special project in the Weston Rooms The RA’s reach is greatly extended by its award-winning digital presence, and our Digital social media channels engage a lively community of artists and art lovers.

DL @chaoslinkDL Succinct and concise #matissestudio at @royalacademy no space wasted or objects out of place. Relevant and just right!

Sonia Boyce RA ‘As I see it’ Introducing a range of artists in their own words, #AmericanGothPic this series on our website offers reflections on Over 200 RA visitors took art, life and lessons learnt. Jumoké @jumokefashola A design competition engaged up our challenge to recreate With one simple tweet you’ve introduced our creative audience the iconic American Gothic me to an artist I have immediately fallen Inspired by the Soviet design in our in love with! Thanks @royalacademy Revolution exhibition, we asked our social – complete with costumes, #letmegocountmypennies media followers to design a new profile picture for the Royal Academy’s Twitter and pitchfork and house – sharing Family how-to Instagram. We received 19 strong entries, their images on Twitter and We engaged family audiences with a new online including this one, chosen by the curators as How to make a wood engraving series, taking families step-by-step through a our winner. Instagram using the hashtag We gave our YouTube audience a glimpse into creative project to try at home. #AmericanGothPic. the creative process of a leading artist. ‘How to make a wood engraving’ with Anne Desmet RA has so far been watched almost 16,000 times. Tim Thomas @timofnewbury At @royalacademy for The most parodied #RASchools exhibit – plenty to artworks of all time Grant Wood’s famous appreciate #free @katiebattock Thank you American Gothic got us @royalacademyarts for the best party ever thinking about other artworks that often inspire reworking… A Miss Piggy Mona Lisa and Marge Simpson Girl with a Pearl Earring were among We’ve grown our Instagram audience those to feature in this article, by 65% this year, bringing our total social one of our most popular of media audience to over 900k the year. We engaged Instagram’s younger demographic by showing them a range of art and introducing Artists in the artists behind it – sharing quotes, video clips 'Pls continue these 60 second guides they are and Instagram Stories. At 4,634 likes, this is our a boon for those of us learning to appreciate most successful Instagram post ever! these beautiful works & learn about the artists themselves. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed these videos & am hoping there will be more soon. Thank you!' Which Abstract Expressionist are you? Anahita Mody Over 26,000 people found their kindred Abstract @timofnewbury Expressionist with our personality quiz.

30 31 Academic To engage scholars and nurture the artists of the future The at the heart of the Royal Academy ‘Virtually Real, a welcomes candidates from around the world to its The RA Schools three-year postgraduate course, which remains free collaborative pop-up to students. In 2016, out of more than 700 applicants, 16 students were admitted to the RA Schools. with HTC Vive, saw 2017 graduating student Jessy nurtures the intellectual Studio work was extended through an intellectually broad range of lectures and seminars. Guest speakers Jetpacks and graduates included probability theorist Elie Ayache and Donna McCormack, who used film to discuss parallels Adham Faramawy and professional between organ transplant and immigration. A seminar and Elliot Dodd create with art historian Stephen Melville and RA Schools Resident in Critical Practice Martin Westwood looked works using HTC Vive skills of artists. Our at fraudulence and truth in public discourse. technology.’ RA Schools graduate Eddie Peake returned to give a performed talk. Other talks were given by artists such as Harold Offeh and Hannah Black. The RA Library, Collection Schools welcomed 55 visiting artists throughout the year, including sculptor RA and nominee Mark Titchner. Work by second-year students was shown in the annual exhibition Premiums: Interim Projects, which and Archive are We are grateful to Piers Gough RA, who concluded drew over 4,000 visitors. The RA Schools Show his term as Professor of Architecture, and to our two featured the work of 17 graduating artists in a variety Visiting Professors, the photographic artist Helen of media, including video, photography, painting and invaluable resources Sear and cultural theorist Jan Verwoert. The latter's performance. Over 8,000 people attended. Four term finished in summer 2017. He will be succeeded graduates created new works in a collaboration with by Henry Rogers from School of Art. designers from the British Fashion Council. The works were shown at Christie’s in November 2016. for researchers that Beyond the Academy The work of the RA Schools reaches beyond Mayfair. In the Life Room of the RA Schools, Professor of Third-year students travelled across the UK – from Sculpture RA exhibited Life Room: the University of the West of England to Glasgow Anatomy of a Doll. Inspired by wax figures of dancers will soon be more School of Art – to give tutorials and artist’s talks to by Edgar Degas, the ‘dollies’ created an unsettling undergraduates studying fine art. commentary on representation, life drawing and the creative process. Public talks, supported by the David Lean accessible online. Foundation, included a conversation among artists Andreas Reiter Raabe, Laura Owens and Albert Oehlen, which was interpreted in dance by Louis McMiller of Studio Wayne McGregor. Screen Our publications and Memory saw Jamian Juliano-Villani, Stephen Sutcliffe, Jim Shaw and RA Schools graduate Eoin Donnelly discuss memory and cultural perspectives academic programmes on history. Mark Godfrey interviewed American artist Jordan Wolfson. This sold-out event took up topics such as how the violence in Wolfson’s support scholarship art implicates the spectator. Virtually Real, a collaborative pop-up with virtual reality platform HTC Vive, saw 2017 graduating student Jessy Jetpacks and graduates Adham and learning for a wide Faramawy and Elliot Dodd create works using HTC Vive technology. Virtual objects were then 3D printed, so the viewer could interact with them both virtually and in real life. Visitors could also create a range of audiences. virtual reality work of their own. The sold-out event received wide media coverage and was nominated for Prof Cathie Pilkington RA in her studio, a Best UK Arts & Culture sponsorship award. with her ‘Degas dolls’

34 35 ‘RA Academic The RA Schools is immensely grateful for the long- Publications at the RA term support of Newton Investment Management. RA Publications produced a range of books on Programmes offered We also thank the Eranda Foundation, David Lean individual artists. Italian Journey by Anne Desmet Foundation, Red Butterfly Foundation, Taylor RA reproduced her watercolour sketchbooks, a diverse portfolio Family Foundation, Nelson Leong and all our while a volume on OBE RA, of educational and supporters who are helping us to secure the futures supported by Mrs Roxanne Rosoman, examined the of the next generation of artists. painter’s life and work. A study of ’s scholarly events for adult Taddei Tondo was published, as was a book on the Academic Programmes waning fortunes of post-war architecture in Britain, audiences. They ranged RA Academic Programmes offered a diverse Lost Futures. Exhibition catalogues sold well, with from short practical portfolio of educational opportunities and scholarly Abstract Expressionism selling over 24,000 copies. events for adult audiences, building on the tradition The RA’s first e-book, Sensing Architecture, will workshops in drawing of the RA as a leading international centre for be a collection of articles arising from the 2014 education, discussion and debate. In 2016/17, the exhibition, Sensing Spaces. and painting to classes RA ran 35 courses for adults, a 30% increase over on the history, theory the previous year. These ranged from short practical In the Studio interviews in the RA Magazine workshops in drawing and painting to classes on profiled recently elected Academicians such as and business of art.’ the history, theory and business of art. Among those and . Popular most highly rated by participants were courses on features included artist’s responses to art: Frank managing an artist’s legacy and the valuation of art. Bowling RA on Franz Kline, Vanessa Jackson RA Sales of RA's print Ticket Classes drew on the RA’s wide range of facilities, on Joan Mitchell and RA on Willem raised money for the RA Schools as including the RA Schools Life Room, the John de Kooning and Barnett Newman. As part of part of RA Editions Madejski Fine Rooms, the Learning Studio and the a regular series of debates on topical issues, the Library and Archive. magazine published contrasting views by David Alumni Mach RA and Bob & Roberta Smith RA on the digitisation of works held by the RA, many Solo shows by recent graduates could be seen around The RA’s Academic Programmes complement whether artists should unionise. TheRA Magazine accompanied by transcripts of related historical the UK, from Cardiff to Newcastle. Their work was existing activities at the RA by developing remained a market leader in terms of advertising documents, will enhance the RA’s online presence also exhibited in Berlin, Cologne, Taipei, Hong relationships with scholars, practising artists and art yield, enhancing the magazine’s financial support for public and professional audiences. It will Kong and Miami Beach. TheSummer Exhibition, world professionals. Academic symposia included for the RA’s work. complement the new physical displays to give a curated by Eileen Cooper RA with a view to a two-day conference held in February 2017 in much wider knowledge of the RA Collection than achieving greater inclusivity, brought in art by a partnership with the Courtauld Institute of Art. Art Collection and research ever before. number of recent alumni, including performance Born in the Revolution drew speakers from the UK, New acquisitions included diploma works by art by India Mackie and Declan Jenkins and a USA, , Russia and Hungary to discuss Russian Academicians Brian Catling, , Displays of the Collection included paintings and spoken word work by Alana Francis. Overall, 36 RA art’s changing relationship to the state. and , and drawings by Leonard Rosoman OBE RA in the Schools alumni were featured. With the addition ten drawings by Eileen Cooper RA. Italian artist Print Room, and in the Library, drawings of drapery of the Tiffany & Co. x Outset Studiomakers Prize, Mimmo Paladino Hon RA donated a large mixed- from the 19th century. The exhibition Constable and three graduates are now offered studio space for the media work, Senza Titolo. The library acquired the Brighton at the Brighton Museum & Art Gallery first 12 months after they leave the RA Schools. tallest and heaviest book in its history. Known as featured the artist’s Seascape Study: Boat and Stormy the ‘Hockney Sumo’, : A Bigger Book Sky (1824–8). Other loans included paintings by Fostering contact among RA Schools graduates is 70cm high and weighs 35kg. benefits their professional development. Graduate Turner and Fuseli shown in Japan. The year’s major loan, Michelangelo’s Taddei Tondo, took a central profiles have been created for the RA website to give Major work on the Collection is underway for its role at the as part of the exhibition them greater prominence, and a Facebook group display in a new dedicated gallery, which will open in Michelangelo and Sebastiano. encourages alumni to post information on shows, 2018. Christopher Le Brun PRA, Richard Deacon news and opportunities such as studio availability. RA and Spencer de Grey RA are the selectors of objects involved in the design of the displays and Sponsors the planning and testing of interpretation of the To raise funds for the RA Schools, the Annual works for the wider public. Conservation work Dinner and Auction generated £336,000. Marina included the restoration of the ceiling painting Abramović Hon RA, Frank Gehry Hon RA Assembly of the Gods (1719–20) by William Kent, in and Wolfgang Tillmans RA were among the the Lee and James C. Slaughter Room. Academicians who donated work for auction. RA Editions, sold throughout the year to support the In March 2017, a project to catalogue and work of the RA Schools, included new prints by photograph the RA’s collection of historic frames Academicians , , was completed, funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Gary Hume, Allen Jones and Christopher Le Brun Foundation. Volunteers helped catalogue 700 PRA, Ed Ruscha Hon RA, Mary Maclean and Luc Dr Tim Hunter delivering the Art of Valuation RA exhibition posters, as well as prepare 10,000 Tuymans. The works also featured at the London and the Value of Art course in the General new images of the Collection for dissemination Assembly Room Original Print Fair. online. Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund,

36 37 Second-year student Eva Gold in her studio in the RA Schools Dmitri Galitzine and Thomas Bolwell's film Cowboys in the Life Drawing Room at the RA Schools Show Opening Reception Military Roads by Sir PRA. One of 10,000 items from the RA Collection now scanned as part of our HLF-funded digitisation project Spaces To establish spaces fit for a 21st century Academy The redevelopment of Burlington Gardens and its ‘Chipperfield’s project linking with Burlington House are set to transform The RA’s redevelopment the Royal Academy and the public’s experience of creates a greater it in 2018. With major support from the Heritage Lottery Fund and other generous donors, the major variety of spaces for project marking the RA’s 250th anniversary will arts of different kinds, of Burlington Gardens unite our two buildings, creating new spaces for exhibitions, learning and debate. interconnected like

New galleries will show works by Royal Academicians, an ‘art arcade’ cutting shifted firmly from RA Schools students and from the RA Collection, a through Piccadilly. significant resource that deserves to be much better known. Learning at the Academy, so essential an This will enrich public element for both young artists and the general public, engagement at demolition to the will be supported by a new lecture theatre and the Clore Learning Centre, where schools, families and the RA with art, artists community partners can engage with the making of art. and art students construction of our new Creating new spaces Having taken back the building to its original through serendipitous framework, contractors John Sisk & Son began encounters.’ construction of important elements of the new design. campus. A new suite of The works are now two thirds complete, with the Farshid Moussavi RA South East Extension to Burlington Gardens nearly finished and the new Weston Bridge taking shape as its concrete walls are poured. The new bridge – the Collection Gallery, which will present works of galleries and from the RA Collection; as well as the new Weston symbolic centrepiece of the architectural plans by Sir CBE RA – will allow the public Studio, which will show art by RA Schools students for the first time to move directly between the buildings and alumni; the Ronald and Rita McAulay Gallery Collection displays, a in Burlington Gardens and Burlington House. for contemporary work by Academicians; and the Creating a single, expanded campus, it will unite the Dorfman Architecture Court. RA’s celebrated and much-loved galleries with the new learning and display spaces, and with the RA Schools, Progress on the lecture theatre saw mechanical and grand lecture theatre, giving these greater visibility in the public eye. engineering installations, followed by the fit-out of the curved banks of seating. This spectacular new space will The massive temporary roof, which has protected enable the RA to become a new hub for debates about Burlington Gardens during roof works, has been visual arts and culture in central London, hosting talks, learning centre and removed and the building’s wrap, designed by Yinka film screenings and performances for over 250 visitors. Shonibare RA, has been taken down. The building’s restored façade was unveiled in autumn 2017, including The new art-handling suite in Burlington House – its many statues and the clock and weather vane that the first element of the project to be completed and much improved visitor adorn the two towers. Waterproofing of the roof of already in use by staff – includes a special lift with a the two-storey South East Extension was completed, weight-bearing capacity of ten tonnes, enabling large- and work on the South West Extension, which will facilities will open in provide new art-handling facilities for Burlington Gardens, was started. Fit-out of the Wolfson Room also commenced. 2018 as part of our Development of the RA’s new gallery spaces included upgrading rooflight windows and laying oak floors for the new suite of three day-lit galleries, the Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Galleries, which will enable the RA RA250 celebrations. to present an expanded programme of world-class exhibitions and a new commitment to an annual exhibition devoted to architecture. Floors were lowered as part of refurbishing the Vaults, where free displays from the RA Collection will bring to life the story of how, in the past, students learned to draw RA with a newly restored statue on in the RA Schools. Work also proceeded on the RA the Burlington Gardens façade

46 47 ‘One of the great the 18th to 21st century were chosen to show an array of works from the RA Collection and their artistic achievements to resonances, both as works of art in contrasting media and styles and as aspects of the Academy’s own history. date of the RA250 The ranged fromThe Falling Titan (1786) redevelopment has been by RA to Sieben (2013) by RA. Using the Smartify app, visitors could our continuation of a access interpretation on any work of art they scanned full public programme of with their smartphones. exhibitions and events Overall, work on the redevelopment has run smoothly, with close co-ordination with our neighbours at for Friends and visitors.’ , and further afield. Arts and architecture journalists have attended special ‘hard hat’ tours to witness the work in progress. On average, scale works of art to be moved more easily and securely there have been 24,000 hours of labour each month within the building. It is adjacent to a fully conditioned on the RA250 project, which is on schedule to open multi-storey art store, offices and other spaces for for the RA’s 250th anniversary in 2018. management and technical staff. Beyond the building Challenges and discoveries The RA collaborates widely to develop its role beyond The project has thrown up some unexpected challenges. the building. Its many partnerships with businesses Hazardous material was discovered in several areas and galleries in Mayfair continue to enhance the area’s including the service trenches in Burlington Gardens, reputation as a cultural quarter and destination for The Weston Bridge connects where former pipework turned out to be lagged in visitors and tourists. asbestos. The areas were sealed off and the harmful Burlington Gardens with Burlington House, uniting the matter safely removed. Some ceilings over the new One of the year’s most successful events was the RA’s buildings as one campus galleries turned out to be in such poor condition that Mayfair Art Weekend, which took place in July 2017. these had to be remade, applying layer upon layer of The RA was a key partner in the arts festival, which lime-ash mortar. brought together over 60 galleries. Highlights included a pop-up exhibition in as well as The changing use of a historic site such as Burlington informal artist talks, street food stalls and live music in House and Burlington Gardens means that records are the Annenberg Courtyard. Over 2,000 people joined in often incomplete. During construction of the lift for each day. As one participant wrote, ‘So nice to see the the art-handling suite in Burlington House, an 18th- Royal Academy reaching out’. century water main, not marked on any existing plans but still in use providing water to the building, was The RA also participated in a number of London- discovered. The pipe was re-routed to enable both the wide ventures. These included West End: Everyone new lift and a continuing water supply. Welcome; Open House London; and Open Senses, a weekend of live events for which the RA hosted a site- Another discovery appeared in Burlington Gardens specific performance in the Life Room. during the removal of brown floor tiles from the 1920s. Underneath was a beautiful floor of sandstone from Craigleith, a greyish stone used in many of ’s finest buildings which is no longer quarried. The floor has been restored and integrated into the overall design with its celebration of the buildings’ historic fabric. These significant discoveries have led to additional work beyond that originally anticipated. Up and running One of the great achievements to date of the RA250 redevelopment has been our continuation of a full public programme of exhibitions and events for Friends and visitors. We have also continued to train artists in the RA Schools during the construction.

A free installation, Richard Deacon RA Selects was Visitors enjoy the atmosphere in the launched as a foretaste of the new displays to come. RA courtyard during the Mayfair Art Mounted on The Sackler Landing, sculptures from Weekend

48 The lecture theatre takes shape in Burlington Gardens. Situated on the site of the original auditorium, it will seat over 250 people and provide a spectacular new home for debate in the heart of London The view from the central staircase of Burlington Gardens during construction. The addition of this grand 19th century building, and the link with Burlington House, will provide the RA with 70% more public space

012._2016.10.21_Sisk_RA_0052_L.tif The RA is a regular participant in the Open House architecture festival. Visitors to the Reynolds Room took part in a performance entitled Bittersweet

Open House spread.tif The Academicians' Room reopened in September following refurbishment by renowned interior designer Martin Brudnizki. It is a vibrant and homely members’ club for artists and art lovers upstairs in the Keeper’s House

In August, a public display of sculpture drawn from the RA Collection opened in The Sackler Wing of Galleries. Curated by Richard Deacon RA, it gives a foretaste of the new free displays of art and architecture that will enrich audiences’ experience of the RA from Spring 2018 People To realise the full potential of our Members and staff In October 2016, the Royal Academy of Arts ‘One of the defining welcomed its Royal Patron, Her Majesty Queen The Royal Academicians Elizabeth II, to a reception and awards ceremony strengths of the Royal to celebrate her 90th birthday. Accompanied by The Duke of Edinburgh, The Queen met Royal Academy Schools is Academicians, artists and supporters, as well as that we encourage a and staff make the RA a representatives of the Royal Academies of Dance, Dramatic Art and Music. In recognition of her multiplicity of voices. This support for the arts, The Queen was presented with a bronze sculpture, produced by Factum Arte, of a invites innovative and vibrant place to discuss, 900-year-old oak tree from Windsor Great Park. exciting work and it is a The occasion also saw awards granted to five privilege to be involved individuals who have made a significant contribution explore and celebrate as practitioners or educators in the fields of visual as the new Keeper.’ arts or architecture. Each was nominated by a Royal Rebecca Salter RA Academician: architect Sir OBE RA Elect (nominated by Yinka Shonibare RA); Iwona art and architecture. As Blazwick OBE, director of the (nominated by Farshid Moussavi RA); artist and Rebecca Salter RA was elected Keeper of the Royal teacher Chris Fisher (nominated by Chantal Joffe Academy. She succeeds Eileen Cooper RA, whose RA); photographer (nominated by term as Keeper ended in August 2017. Eileen Cooper the redevelopment of RA) and artist Cornelia Parker was the first woman to be elected Keeper of the RA RA (nominated by RA Elect). since its foundation in 1768. The RA is enormously As Christopher Le Brun, President of the Royal grateful for all that she contributed during her six our campus progressed, Academy, noted, ‘the list of award winners shows years in the position. the great breadth of achievements during Her Majesty’s reign’. Exhibition spotlight In the Tennant Gallery, the RA exhibited the work everyone across the New Members of Academicians past and present. RA: A In something of a first for the Academy, Gilbert British Sculptor in included a marble sculpture & George were elected as a single Member. Sir of Narcissus, plaster reliefs and drawings by an artist David Adjaye OBE was also elected as a Royal known in Victorian England as ‘Gibson of Rome’. organisation has Academician, and Dame DBE was Anthony Green RA: The Life and Death of Miss Dupont elected as a Senior Royal Academician. American marked 40 years since the artist’s appointment as artists Bill Viola and Kiki Smith were both elected an Academician, and 50 consecutive years that his Honorary Academicians. paintings have been shown at the Summer Exhibition. met the challenges Its centrepiece was a recent work featuring a life- sized figure of Green’s mother, Madeleine Dupont. New monographs accompanied both exhibitions. with flexibility and a Charles Tunnicliffe RA was one of the best-known wildlife artists of the 20th century. Second Nature: The Art of Charles Tunnicliffe RA featured his determination to make meticulously observed etchings and watercolours alongside the commercial illustrations he produced for Ladybird Books and Brooke Bond tea cards. A catalogue raisonné of Tunnicliffe’s prints was the RA better than ever published to coincide with the exhibition. For the series Academicians in Focus, present Academicians exhibited work in the Keeper’s House. over the months and Drawings and paintings by Olwyn Bowey RA were accompanied by a pair of limited edition prints of Victorian greenhouses at West Dean. The work of Sir David Adjaye OBE, who was elected Fred Cuming RA explored the dramatic light and years to come. as a Royal Academician this year shade of the natural world, whether in Italy or along

60 61 the coastline of East . Both artists produced Staff Volunteers and trainees ‘Training opportunities, new works for the shows. Most RA staff continued to be based at Unilever The RA is committed to offering a wide range of House in Blackfriars while construction took place volunteering opportunities. In 2016/17 volunteers with support from the Outside the gallery walls in Burlington Gardens. Operating across two sites gave more than 10,000 hours of their time to Terrace Wires is a four-year art partnership between while continuing to stage a full public programme departments across the Academy. Many programmes HLF, saw three heritage the RA and HS1 Ltd (owners of London’s St Pancras in Burlington House presented many challenges but supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund drew trainees recruited to International station). The third commission was RA staff have proved resourceful and remarkably on volunteer involvement – from digitising the a mechanical sculpture by Conrad Shawcross RA resilient. Their work is bringing about the huge collection to running RA Tours, including designing work in the Collections, Elect. Stretching 16m beneath the station roof, the changes that will help shape the RA as it marks its a new tour for International Women’s Day. work’s ‘optic sails’, carried on articulated arms, fold 250th anniversary. Digital & Marketing, and and rotate as they orbit one another. The installation Volunteers helped to run the busy RA Lates Learning Departments.’ attracted widespread media attention. Improvements to staff pay and conditions included as well as Demonstrate & Create, free artist-led the introduction of enhanced maternity leave Saturday afternoon workshops, which introduce A three-year collaboration between the RA and and shared parental pay. From September 2017, the public to different artistic techniques. Nine out The Peninsula Hong Kong saw Michael Craig- qualifying employees are entitled to 22 weeks’ leave of ten participants rated the popular workshops as Martin RA produce the third and final work in the at full pay, followed by 17 weeks at the prevailing excellent, and they are attracting a younger, more series. Bright Idea was a site-specific installation rate of statutory maternity pay. Other measures diverse audience to the RA. that emerged out of the fountain in the hotel saw greater access to flexible working opportunities forecourt. The giant bright yellow lightbulb made whether part-time, remote working or job-share The structure of the volunteer programme is evolving from powder-coated steel was widely reproduced in arrangements.The Academy took the difficult with the redevelopment project and changes to our the Asian press. decision to close to future accrual its defined campus and offer. Construction work meant that benefit pension scheme, for reasons of long-term some aspects of our volunteer programmes have Advocacy for the wider welfare of art included affordability. This particular scheme had been had to be scaled back or curtailed. In particular, the strong support from Academicians to preserve closed to new members for many years. The vast RA bid farewell to the Friends Volunteers in their the UK’s Art History A-level course, which the majority of permanent staff are now enrolled in a current role in the Entrance Hall of Burlington Government announced in October 2016 would be best-in-class defined contribution pension scheme House. We are extremely grateful for their years of axed. The Telegraph, Guardian and other news media with Hargreaves Lansdown. dedication and hard work. Many new volunteer roles cited Academicians such as Cornelia Parker RA are being devised and piloted for 2018. These new and RA on the course’s importance Professional development included schemes such opportunities will better match the skills and interests to them and to the country. The decision was as Inspiring Managers and RA Visionaries, a new of volunteers with the needs of the audiences visiting reversed and the Art History A-level will continue programme for non-management staff with leadership our enhanced campus. to be offered. potential. Learning opportunities ranged from free evening courses on the history of art, held at Unilever Training opportunities, with support from the Heritage House, to sessions on writing, creativity and personal Lottery Fund, saw three heritage trainees recruited effectiveness. For the RA’s support for the health and to work in the Collections, Digital & Marketing, well-being of its staff through a number of fitness and and Learning departments. A stonemason apprentice other measures, City Council awarded it was invited to work on the façade of Burlington a Healthy Workplace Charter. Gardens. The RA also organised work placements in sculptural conservation and collections management, Changes to the RA staff included a number of where trainees helped with cataloguing and projects appointments to the Executive management team. supporting the display of the Collection in 2018. Tzo Zen Ang was appointed Chief Operating Officer, Jo Prosser Commercial Director, Stephen Grant Director of Estates and Carl Hitchcock, Director of Finance, also joined the Executive team.

‘Volunteers helped to run the busy RA Lates as well as Demonstrate & Create, free Anthony Green RA’s work The artist-led Saturday Conrad Shawcross RA Elect’s The Fur Coat, ‘Hazana’ (detail), Interpretation of Movement (a 9:8 in blue) 1963–2014 afternoon workshops.’ in situ at St. Pancras International

62 63 At the close of the reporting year Eileen Cooper OBE RA stepped down from her role as Keeper of the RA after six years’ energetic stewardship of the RA Schools. She was also coordinator of the 249th Summer Exhibition The election of Gilbert & George was a first for the Academy in that two artists were elected as one Royal Academician Abstract Expressionism brought together some of the most celebrated art of the past century. Curated by Dr David Anfam and Edith Devaney, this blockbuster show attracted over 300,000 visitors. Michael Craig-Martin RA’s Bright Idea was the third and final work in the RA’s three-year collaboration with The Peninsula Hotel, Hong Kong The RA Choir performing at Glamour in the Galleries, our triennial fundraising gala Finance and sustainability

To fulfil our objectives and safeguard our future The RA had a successful year in financial terms, ending the reporting period slightly ahead of budget. The RA is sustained Despite a challenging economic climate and an overall downturn in visitor figures for museums and galleries across the capital, attendances at RA exhibitions were very strong. Sponsorship and by the support of our commercial activities held up well and support for the RA remained solid. Friends many Friends, Patrons, The Friends of the Royal Academy, a separate registered charity, was founded in 1977 to support the RA. The group has been instrumental to the success of the RA ever since, supporting the RA through their A selection of RA retail products donors and sponsors, donations, and engaging in the life of the Academy including a catalogue about the late through tours, talks, courses, art sales and retail. RA

To mark their 40th anniversary, a series of events 67% of new Patron revenue. The retention rate for and by income from welcomed Friends to visit the Schools, Library and existing Patrons was 74%. Patron events this year off-site Collections Store to learn about the recent included trips to Boston, Chicago and achievements and future ambitions of the RA. The for the 57th Biennale. Young Patrons travelled to family of Sir Hugh Casson PRA helped to mark Athens to see contemporary art at Documenta 14, exhibitions, events, the occasion by donating almost 80 of the architect’s while International Patrons attended a dinner with sketchbooks to the RA. This generous gift was Michael Craig-Martin RA in Hong Kong. displayed in May 2017 during Friends Week, which courses, art sales, recognises and celebrates our loyal Friends. The events The Academicians’ Room, the RA’s club for artists are a way for us to thank the Friends for helping to and art lovers, grew to just under 1,500 members. make us who we are – an independent home for art, Events ranged from interviews On the Big Green education and debate. One third of Friends who had Sofa with actor Lenny Henry and novelist Howard retail and e-commerce. never been to an event joined us for the occasion, Jacobson, to DJ sessions and barbecue banquets. with recruitment increasing by 27% during the week. Overall 12,000 new Friends joined in 2016/17, with The Summer Exhibition Preview Party had its most an overall retention rate of over 86%. The Friends successful year ever. Chaired for the third year by Every contribution donated £9.4m to the RA in the year, representing Grayson Perry RA, the fundraising event generated nearly 25% of the RA’s income from ongoing activities. £361,000 in ticket sales, with £1.1m of art sales on the night, from which the RA receives a commission. Friends campaigns included limited edition enables the RA to membership packages offering bespoke experiences Royal Academy America such as dinner in the Keeper’s House and Zaha Hadid Royal Academy America (RAA) enjoyed a wide- RA homewares. Reported in Grazia magazine and ranging programme throughout the year. The first other media, gift memberships reached new audiences, RAA international trip welcomed RAA Patrons to continue to promote with 82% of over 3,500 new gift memberships given the 2017 Summer Exhibition. Members were given by non-Friends. a behind-the-scenes tour of the RA, a day trip to and enjoyed afternoon tea with art and artists, and to Of £1.4m of the RA’s legacy income in 2016/17, HRH Princess Alexandra. £1.1m was received from Friends who left a gift to the RA in their will. Leaving a legacy is one of the Guests at the annual fundraising gala included Lord most significant and generous ways that Friends and Norman Foster RA and Jenny Holzer Hon RA. The ready itself for its next supporters can help the RA continue its mission. To event, sponsored by Moët Hennessy USA, took place give one specific example, this year a legacy from in the Hearst Tower. Over $700,000 was raised. Professor H Swanston enabled the RA to publish a new book on Michelangelo’s Taddei Tondo. We are Capital fundraising and sponsorship 250 years. extremely grateful to everyone who pledges support The RA’s most ambitious public appeal, launched in through a legacy gift. May 2017, was reported in the Telegraph and Evening Standard. Social media coverage included celebrity Patrons endorsements by Nick Grimshaw and Stephen Patrons continued to join at the highest two levels, Fry. Supporters were invited to ‘make their mark’ with Gold or Platinum membership accounting for by adopting a statue on the façade of Burlington

74 75 ‘The RA’s most Rose Wylie RA. Christmas card sales increased by ambitious public appeal 22% over the previous year, generating £0.26m. Revenue from art sales continued to rise. By the launched in May 2017. Brian Catling RA close of the year, at nearly £0.4m, revenue was performs in the Supporters were invited behind an ambitious budget by 23%, but has shown Academicians' Room year on year growth of 240%. Works sold included to ‘make their mark’ by selections curated by Eileen Cooper RA and David Remfry RA. The sale of 80 works by Gary Hume RA adopting a statue on generated £50,000 revenue. Sales of the print Thinks the façade of Burlington I, To Myself by Ed Ruscha Hon RA and a selection of works by Gary Hume RA generated sales of nearly Gardens or naming a £150,000. A partnership with publisher Kelly & seat in the new lecture Walsh saw 30 works sold at Art Basel Hong Kong. theatre.’ Investing in the future Alongside the redevelopment of Burlington Gardens, the RA has a programme of ongoing investment in its infrastructure. A long-term £18.0m schedule of works to upgrade the plant and refurbish gallery interiors will be complete in 2018, with final Gardens, naming a seat in the new lecture theatre elements seeing improvements to Gallery 9 and the or simply donating to the appeal. The goal is to raise Lecture Room in Burlington House. £3.0m to complete the redevelopment and support future projects at the RA. Nearly one third of the A new electricity contract will supply the RA target was achieved by the close of the financial year. with fully renewable energy for the next two years. Further sustainable measures included a major Four new corporate sponsors supported exhibitions improvement to gallery lighting. In partnership with and projects in 2016/17: LetterOne, HTC Vive, iGuzzini, 1,500 new spot and flood lights will be Phillips, and Winsor & Newton. We are grateful installed. Energy use from flood lights is predicted for their support and that of our many returning to be reduced by 80%, while the new spot lights will exhibition sponsors, including BNP Paribas, Insight consume 30% less energy. The measures will ensure Investment, JTI, and Turkishceramics. We also the RA can remain resilient in light of environmental express our gratitude to the many other public needs. and private sponsors of our work. In 2016/17 these included the Government of Flanders, The benefits of continued investment are seen across who sponsored the exhibition on James Ensor; the organisation. Measures range from investing Turkishceramics and Arup for their support of the in technology upgrades to key IT systems (finance Architecture Programme; and Newton Investment and retail) to improving the customer experience. Management who support the RA Schools. Progress on better visitor facilities, flexible staffing, Commercial income using portable technologies and more will ensure not only the success of our new campus when it launches RA Enterprises Limited, a trading subsidiary of the in 2018 but set the stage for the next 250 years of the RA, generated sales of £8.4m in 2016/17. Sales of Royal Academy. merchandise were 6% higher than budget, while Publishing sales surpassed their budget by more than 30%. All performance indicators for e-commerce rose, with the number of orders up 38%. Revenue from online sales of merchandise was higher than budget and 50% higher than the prior year.

In person and online, the RA shop sold 348,805 postcards, 64,629 exhibition catalogues and 7,177 mugs. Best-selling items included a framed poster by David Hockney RA, a scarf designed by RA, and Mr Darcy cufflinks. New ranges included homewares inspired by the work of RA; limited edition cushions with designs by Academicians, produced in collaboration with Liberty; and streetwear inspired by the paintings of

76 77 Finance and sustainability Marina Abramović Hon RA’s Portrait with Falcon is sold at the RA Schools Annual Dinner and Auction. The generosity of artists and buyers helps the RA Schools continue to provide free postgraduate training for more than 50 artists The Friends of the RA 40th Anniversary Party celebrated the essential contribution of Friends to the life of the RA. The General Assembly Room played host to exhibition catalogues and posters from the past 40 years

Guests arrive at the annual Summer Exhibition Preview Party fundraising event The Royal Academy of Arts, established in 1768 by Royal Charter, was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee on 2 July 2007 under company registration number 06298947, and is registered with the Charity Commission under charity registration number 1125383. Royal Academy Visits Key Figures has three trading subsidiaries, RA Enterprises Limited, Burlington House Limited and RA (Arts) Limited, the results for which are consolidated within the financial statements. The figures quoted on these pages are drawn from 2016/17 Exhibitions Paid Friends Free Average Daily Total visitors the Consolidated Statement of Financial Activities, which form part of the

audited financial statements, and represent the income and expenditure from ongoing activities and therefore exclude the Burlington Project Abstract Expressionism 143,822 121,106 52,977 3,211 317,905 financial activities. Intrigue: James Ensor by Luc Tuymans 18,758 31,445 9,643 658 59,846

Revolution: Russian Art 1917 - 1932 91,601 95,266 22,192 3,168 209,059

America After the Fall: Painting in the 1930s 77,941 84,663 13,773 1,764 176,377

Summer Exhibition 2017 75,729 84,966 36,707 2903 197,402

Premiums: Interim Projects 2017 4,005 401 4,005 Income RA Schools Show 7,093 645 7,093 2016/17 Incoming resources - £37.5m Tennant Gallery 65,443 1.5% 2.2% Charitable activities: RA Schools/Library/Education Donations: RA Trust 407,851 417,446 146,390 1,037,130

Note: Aggregated figure for total visits by exhibition/project differs from number of annual site visits below as the total site visits below records the total number of visitors to our 17.5% Burlington House campus during the period 1 September 2016 – 31 August 2017 and includes the final weeks ofDavid Hockney: 82 Portraits and 1 Still-life which closed on Charitable activities: Exhibitions 2 October 2016 and the opening weeks of Matisse in the Studio which opened on 5 August 2017. 25% Donations: Friends of the RA 6.8% Sponsorship, rent and other Total site visits Total Friends

1.6m 160k 1.4m 1,380,173 140k 16.0% 1.2m 1,130,180 1,104,173 120k 100,146 Donations: Other 1.0m 100k 98,540 907,440 94,379 87,019 84,576 31.0% 0.8m 789,552 80k Commercial activities 0.6m 60k 0.4m 40k 0.2m 20k 0 0

12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 Expenditure 2016/17 Resources expended - £38.8m 2.6% Other RA website sessions Applications to the RA Schools 17.7% Charitable activities: 848 8.0m 800 RA Schools/Library/Education 22.5% 755 7.0m 700 Fundraising and publicity 6,340,922 6.0m 6,084,791 600 520 5.0m 500 473 447 4.0m 3,440,000 3,638,000 400 3.0m 2,893,000 300 2.0m 200 1.0m 100 0 0

12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 12/13 13/14 14/15 15/16 16/17 38.2% 19.1% Charitable activities: Exhibitions Commercial activities Digital reach

Twitter followers: Facebook likes: 290, 469 Instagram followers: 407,860 - 12% increase - 22% increase 233,334 - 75% increase

82 83 The year in art Abstract Expressionism Intrigue: James Ensor by Luc Tuymans 24 September 2016 – 2 January 2017 29 October 2016 – 29 January 2017 Clyfford Still, PH-950, 1950. Oil on canvas, 233.7 x 177.8 cm. James Ensor, Skeletons Fighting over a Pickled Herring, 1891 Clyfford Still Museum, Denver. © City and County of Denver / DACS 2016 Oil on panel, 16 x 21.5 cm Photo courtesy the Clyfford Still Museum, Denver, CO Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium Photo: © Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, . Photography: J. Geleyns - Ro scan / © DACS 2017

86 87 Premiums: Interim Projects Revolution: Russian Art 1917-1932 27 January 2017 – 5 February 2017 11 February 2017 – 17 April 2017 Deborah Olakigbe Marc Chagall, Promenade, 1917-18 from me with Rose, 2016-17 Oil on canvas, 175.2 x 168.4 cm Digital video projection, 43 mins State Russian Museum, St Petersburg Photo © 2017, State Russian Museum, St Petersburg Marc Chagall ® / © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2017

88 89 America after the Fall: Painting in the 1930s Summer Exhibition 2017 25 February 2017 – 4 June 2017 13 June 2017 – 20 August 2017 Thomas Hart Benton, Cotton Pickers, 1945 Isaac Julien Oil on canvas, 81.3 x 121.9 cm Western Union Series no. 9 (Shipwreck - Sculpture for the New The Art Institute of Chicago, Prior bequest of Alexander Stewart Millennium), 2007 © Benton Testamentary Trusts/UMB Bank Trustee/VAGA, NY/DACS, London 2017 Duratrans image in lightbox Exhibition organised by the Art Institute of Chicago in collaboration with the Royal 120 x 300 cm Academy of Arts, London, and Établissement public du musée d‘Orsay et du musée de l‘Orangerie, Paris

90 91 RA Schools Show 22 June 2017 – 2 July 2017 Matisse in the Studio Josephine Baker-Heaslip 5 August 2017 – 12 November 2017 Sun Wall, sculpture Henri Matisse, Red Interior: Still Life on a Blue Table, 1947 Mountain Wall, sculpture. Oil on canvas, 116 x 89 cm Gabriella Boyd Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf Map, 2017 Photo © bpk / Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Düsseldorf / Walter Klein Artwork: © Succession H. Matisse/DACS 2017 Exhibition organised by the Royal Academy of Arts, London and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, in partnership with the Musée Matisse, Nice.

92 93 Appendices

John Carter (2007) Honorary Royal Academicians Honorary Members Ex Officio Julian Heslop President Treasurer Ambassador Edward E Elson Secretary and Chief Executive Prof Brian Catling (2015) Marina Abramović (2011) President of the Royal Scottish Neil Jeffries RA Keeper Anne Desmet RA Mr Mark Fisher (Secretary) Stephen Chambers (2005) Appendix 2 Appendix 1 Prof El Anatsui (2014) Academy Prof Chantal Joffe RA Treasurer Alan Stanton OBE RA Lord Foster of Thames Bank Dr Judith Collins Sir David Chipperfield CBE (2007) Prof Tadao Ando (2002) Arthur Watson (2012) RA Secretary and Chief Executive Peter Newhouse OM RA Sir Alan Moses Ann Christopher (1980) (1999) President of the Royal Hibernian Prof David Remfry MBE RA Prof Mary Beard Fiona Hare Paul Moorhouse Eileen Cooper OBE (2001) Jim Dine (2014) Academy Tim Shaw RA RA Secretary and Chief Executive Sir Simon Robertson Desmond Shawe-Taylor Stephen Cox (2010) Marlene Dumas (2013) Mick O’Dea (2014) Bob and Roberta Smith OBE RA Anne Desmet RA (In attendance: Tzo Zen Ang, Carl David Stileman (In attendance: Carl Hitchcock) Trustees and Membership and Prof Sir CBE (1994) Olafur Eliasson (2016) President of the Royal West of Emma Stibbon RA Prof Stephen Farthing RA Hitchcock, Sarah Myers, Alice Rob Suss committees Gus Cummins (1992) Benefactors Frank O Gehry (1998) England Academy RA (Honorary Curator) Horsley (Secretary)) Julian Treger Trustees of the Pension Scheme Richard Deacon CBE (1998) Jenny Holzer (2016) Stewart Geddes (2016) (In attendance: Treasurer, Keeper, Emma Stibbon RA (In attendance: Charlotte Andrew Threadgold (Chair) Patron Tacita Dean OBE (2008) Prof Rebecca Horn (2009) Secretary and Chief Executive, Prof Cathie Pilkington RA RA Schools Committee Appleyard, Stephen Grant, Sarah Alice Horsley (Secretary) HM The Queen Spencer de Grey CBE (2008) Members Prof Arata Isozaki (1994) Honorary Members Artistic Director, Chief Operating (In attendance: Mark Hampson, Gary Hume RA (Chair) Hilliam) Dan Cowap Anne Desmet (2011) (as at 31 August 2017) Jasper Johns (1989) Chaplain Officer) Kate Goodwin, , Mark Eliza Bonham Carter (Secretary) Dr Adrian Locke Trustees of the Royal Academy Kenneth Draper (1990) William Kentridge (2014) The Revd Lucy Winkett (2010) Pomeroy, Beth Schneider, Helen President Corporate Advisory Group Geoffrey Staines Development Trust Jennifer Durrant (1994) Senior Royal Academicians (1996) Professor of Ancient History Committees of Council Valentine, Adam Waterton, Dr Keeper Dame Carolyn McCall DBE (Chair) Martin Veasey (as at 31 August 2017) CBE (2007) Prof CBE (1988) Per Kirkeby (2011) Prof Sir John Boardman FBA (as at 31 August 2017) Andrew Wilton FSA HON RWS Treasurer Tess Alps (Chair) Susanne Dawson Prof Stephen Farthing (1998) Diana Armfield (1989) (2010) (1989) FRSA) Secretary and Chief Executive Desiree Bollier Bryony Medus Honorary President Gilbert & George (2017) CBE (1982) Daniel Libeskind (2003) Professor of Ancient Literature Architecture Committee Sarah Barker (Chair, RA Schools Guy Dawson HRH The Prince of Wales Sir OBE (2003) Basil Beattie (2006) Bruce Nauman (2001) Prof Mary Beard OBE (2013) Alan Stanton OBE RA (Chair) Exhibitions Committee Patrons Group) Maria Fay Executive Committee Prof Piers Gough CBE (2001) Dame DBE Mimmo Paladino (1999) Professor of Law Kate Goodwin (Secretary) Prof Stephen Farthing RA (Chair) RA Simon Gulliford Charles Saumarez Smith, Emeritus and Honorary Trustees Nigel Hall (2003) (1971) Ieoh Ming Pei (1993) The Rt Hon Sir Alan Moses (2006) President Tim Marlow (Secretary) The Rt Hon Sir Alan Moses Tristia Harrison Secretary and Chief Executive Lord Aldington Thomas Heatherwick CBE (2013) Olwyn Bowey (1970) Senator Renzo Piano (2007) Emeritus Professor of Law Secretary and Chief Executive President Professor by rotation Brent Hoberman Tzo Zen Ang, Chief Operating Susan Burns Gary Hume (2001) OBE (2005) Ed Ruscha (2004) The Rt Hon Lord Hutchinson of Eliza Bonham Carter Keeper Staff representative by rotation Craig Inglis Officer Sir James Butler CBE DL Louisa Hutton OBE (2014) James Butler MBE (1964) Julian Schnabel (2010) Lullington QC (1988) Prof Piers Gough CBE RA (Prof of Treasurer Student representative by rotation Sarah Manley Charlotte Appleyard, Director of The Rt Hon The Lord Carrington KG (2011) Jeffery Camp (1974) Richard Serra (1995) Antiquary Architecture RA Schools) Secretary and Chief Executive (In attendance: Charlotte Gillian Sheldon Development GCMC CH MC Bill Jacklin (1989) Prof Sir (2003) (2010) James Fenton (2002) Louisa Hutton OBE RA Prof Dawn Ades CBE FBA Appleyard, Mark Hampson [Head Amanda Walsh Eliza Bonham Carter, Curator and Sir Trevor Chinn CVO Vanessa Jackson (2015) Sir Michael Craig-Martin CBE Kiki Smith (2017) Professor of History of Art Prof Ian McKeever RA (Professor of History of Art) of Fine Art Processes]) Sian Westerman Head of RA Schools John Coombe Neil Jeffries (2013) (2006) Frank Stella (1993) Prof Dawn Ades CBE FBA (2008) Prof CBE RA (former Stephen Chambers RA Will Dallimore, Director of Public Ambassador Edward E. Elson Prof Chantal Joffe (2013) Edward Cullinan CBE (1989) Rosemarie Trockel (2013) Secretary for Foreign Professor of Architecture, RA Brian Catling RA Summer Exhibition Committee Ethics Advisory Group Engagement John Entwistle OBE Sir Anish Kapoor CBE (1999) Frederick Cuming HON D LITT James Turrell (2002) Correspondence Schools) Richard Deacon CBE RA President (Chair) Brendan Finucane QC (Chair) Stephen Grant, Director of Estates Michael Gee Michael Landy (2008) (1969) Bill Viola (2017) The Rt Hon The Lord Carrington Richard Wilson RA Prof David Ekserdjian Edith Devaney (Secretary) Julian Heslop Carl Hitchcock, Director of Finance The Rt Hon The Earl of Gowrie PC Christopher Le Brun PRA (1996) Prof Trevor Dannatt OBE (1977) (2011) KG GCMG CH MC PC (1982) Prof Adrian Forty, Gary Hume RA Ann Christopher RA Prof David Remfry MBE RA Tim Marlow, Artistic Director HRH Princess Marie-Chantal of Richard Long CBE (2001) Dr Jennifer Dickson (1970) Peter Zumthor (2014) Corresponding Members Roger Zogolovitch (Chair of Cornelia Parker OBE RA Eileen Cooper OBE RA Lord Ricketts of Shortlands Jo Prosser, Commercial Director Greece Jock McFadyen (2012) (1976) Mrs Drue Heinz HON DBE (2002) Architecture Patrons) Alan Stanton OBE RA Gus Cummins RA GCMG, GCVO (In attendance: Maya Binkin, C Hugh Hildesley Prof (1998) Lord Foster of Thames Bank OM Election of Members Sir Simon Robertson (2008) (In attendance: Prof Sir Peter Rebecca Warren RA Bill Jacklin RA Bill Woodrow RA Natasha Mitchell) Susan Ho Prof Ian McKeever (2003) (1983) Cook RA (former Professor of Richard Wilson RA Farshid Moussavi RA (In attendance: President, Lady Judge CBE John Maine (1995) Peter Freeth (1990) 7 December 2016 Professors Architecture, RA Schools), Dr (In attendance: Charlotte RA Secretary and Chief Executive, Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler Lisa Milroy (2005) Anthony Green (1971) Dame Paula Rego DBE (Senior Architecture Maurice Davies, Gonzalo Herrero Appleyard, Dr Maurice Davies, Rebecca Salter RA Treasurer, Susan Gent) Lady Lever Prof Dhruva Mistry CBE (1991) Sir CBE Royal Academician) Prof Piers Gough CBE RA (2013) Delicado, Tim Marlow) Edith Devaney, Ann Dumas, Yinka Shonibare MBE RA Sir Sydney Lipworth QC Mali Morris (2010) PPRA (1994) Eranda Professor of Drawing Allen Jones RA, Sarah Lea, Dr Project Board The Rt Hon The Lord Luce GCVO Farshid Moussavi (2015) David Hockney OM CH (1985) 15 March 2017 Prof David Remfry MBE RA (2016) Audit Committee Adrian Locke, Richie Moment (RA (In attendance: Secretary and Designated board reporting DL David Nash OBE (1999) Sir Michael Hopkins CBE (1992) Sir David Adjaye OBE (Royal Painting Julian Heslop (Chair) Schools Student) Per Rumberg, Chief Executive, Sinta Berry, to Council through Client Sir Keith Mills GBE DL Mike Nelson (2013) Ken Howard OBE (1983) Academician) Prof Chantal Joffe RA (2015) Steve Caine Andrea Tarsia) Catherine Coates, Katherine Committee Lady Myners Prof (2004) Prof (1987) Gilbert & George (Royal Perspective Clive Humby, Chair of Friends Oliver, Paul Sirr) Roger Zogolovitch CBE RIBA Mrs Minori Mori Hughie O’Donoghue (2009) (2010) Academician) Prof Humphrey Ocean RA (2012) David Mach RA Finance Committee (Chair) John Raisman CBE Prof Chris Orr MBE (1995) Eva Jiricna CBE (1997) Sculpture Prof Ian Ritchie CBE RA Treasurer (Chair) Other Committees President John A. Roberts FRIBA Cornelia Parker OBE (2009) Allen Jones (1981) 1 June 2017 Prof Cathie Pilkington RA (2015) Rebecca Salter RA Adam Bennett (as at 31 August 2017) Keeper Sir Simon Robertson Eric Parry (2006) Prof Phillip King CBE PPRA Kiki Smith Hon RA Anatomy (In attendance: Treasurer, Secretary Anne Desmet RA Treasurer Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Grayson Perry CBE (2011) (1977) Bill Viola Hon RA Prof Gerald Libby FRCP and Chief Executive, Nick Brooks, Ben Joseph RA250 Committee Secretary and Chief Executive Maryam Sachs Prof Cathie Pilkington (2014) Prof (1970) FRCPSYCH (1975) Andrew Stickland, External Secretary and Chief Executive President (Chair) Tzo Zen Ang, Chief Operating Richard S. Sharp Dr Barbara Rae CBE (1996) Paul Koralek CBE (1986) Honorary Fellows Chemistry Auditors [Kingston Smith], (In attendance: Tzo Zen Ang, Treasurer Officer David Stileman Fiona Rae (2002) Sonia Lawson (1982) Svetlana Alpers (2014) Prof Timothy Green (1987) Tzo Zen Ang, Carl Hitchcock, Charlotte Appleyard, Julian Heslop, Secretary and Chief Executive Spencer de Grey CBE RA Ludovic de Montille Peter Randall-Page (2015) Dr Leonard McComb (1987) Sir David Attenborough OM CH Computer Vision Richard Weaver Internal Auditors Carl Hitchcock, Nicola Mills, Alice Keeper (In attendance, Sir David Prof David Remfry MBE (2006) Mick Moon (1994) CVO CBE FRS (1992) Prof Roberto Cipolla (2004) [Haysmacintyre], Rose Wright, Horsley (Secretary), Peter Williams) Charlotte Appleyard Chipperfield CBE RA, Stephen Trustees Prof Ian Ritchie CBE (1998) Tom Phillips CBE (1984) Alan Bennett (2000) Honorary Archivist Alice Horsley (Secretary)) Maria Balshaw Grant) Lord Davies of Abersoch CBE Mick Rooney (1990) Dame Paula Rego DBE (2016) Sir Harrison Birtwistle CH (1994) Vacant Learning Committee Brian Boylan (Chair) (2014) Lord Rogers of Riverside CH Prof Sir Quentin Blake CBE RDI Honorary Curator Client Committee Mali Morris RA (Chair) Will Dallimore RA Magazine Editorial Board A. Philip Marsden (Deputy Chair) Rebecca Salter (2014) (1978) (2001) Prof Stephen Farthing RA Chris Wilkinson OBE RA (Chair) Beth Schneider (Secretary) Stephen Deuchar May Calil President (ex officio) (2007) Prof (1989) Alfred Brendel HON KBE (2009) Honorary Curator of Architecture President President Alistair Johnston Dr Treasurer (ex officio) Sean Scully (2012) Terry Setch (2009) Dame Antonia S Byatt DBE FRSL Vacant Keeper Keeper Tim Marlow Anne Desmet RA Secretary and Chief Executive Tim Shaw (2013) Philip Sutton (1977) (2009) Honorary Curator of Prints and Treasurer Treasurer Farshid Moussavi RA Tom Holland Petr Aven Conrad Shawcross (2013) Joe Tilson (1985) Dr Richard Cork (2011) Drawings Secretary and Chief Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Edwina Sassoon Fiona Maddocks Brooke Brown Barzun Yinka Shonibare MBE (2013) Dr David Tindle (1973) The Duke of Devonshire KCVO Dr Andrew Wilton FSA HON Tzo Zen Ang Mariella Frostrup Joe Tilson RA Mali Morris RA Marc Bolland Bob and Roberta Smith OBE William Tucker (1992) CBE (2016) RWS FRSA Stephen Musgrave Vanessa Jackson RA (In attendance: Maya Binkin) Eric Parry RA Sir David Cannadine FBA (2013) Anthony Whishaw (1980) Edward Fox OBE (1993) Honorary Surveyor Roger Zogolovitch Timothy Hyman RA Sam Phillips (Editor) Sir Richard Carew Pole Bt OBE DL Alan Stanton OBE (2009) John Wragg (1983) Sir Nicholas Goodison FBA FSA Roger Zogolovitch CBE RIBA (In attendance: Charlotte Neil Jeffries RA Burlington Appeal Board Greg Sanderson Richard Chang Emma Stibbon (2013) Rose Wylie (2014) (1987) Appleyard, Sir Richard Carew Jock McFadyen RA Sir Richard Carew Pole Bt OBE (In attendance: Secretary and Adrian Cheng Wolfgang Tillmans (2013) Agnes Gund (2016) Council Pole BT OBE DL, Sir David Prof Cathie Pilkington RA DL (Chair) Chief Executive, Eliza Bonham Melanie Clore Rebecca Warren (2014) Royal Academicians Sir (2014) Christopher Le Brun PRA (Chair) Chipperfield CBE RA, Spencer Rebecca Salter RA President Carter, Claire Clutterbuck, Anna Lady Deighton OBE (2007) Sir David Adjaye OBE (2017) Sir Jonathan Miller CBE (1990) Gordon Benson RA de Grey CBE RA, Stephen Grant, Bob and Roberta Smith OBE RA Treasurer Coatman, Will Dallimore, Dr Lloyd Dorfman CBE Alison Wilding (1999) Prof William Alsop OBE (2000) Pierre Rosenberg (2000) RA Emily Whitaker, (Secretary)) (In attendance: Dr Maurice Secretary and Chief Executive Maurice Davies, Tim Marlow, Zoë Chris Wilkinson OBE (2006) Ron Arad (2012) Prof Joseph Rykwert CBE (2011) Helen Boaden Davies, Dr Anna Dempster, Kate Colin Amery Smith, Nick Tite, Annie Wong) Mrs Drue Heinz Hon DBE Richard Wilson (2006) Prof CBE (2011) Prof George Steiner FBA (1999) Gus Cummins RA Collections and Library Goodwin, Mary Maclean, Tim Léonie Booth-Clibborn Lady Heywood Bill Woodrow (2002) Prof Gordon Benson OBE (2000) David Storey (1992) Anne Desmet RA Committee Marlow) Lord Burlington Trustees of the Chantrey Anya Hindmarch CBE Tony Bevan (2007) Sir John Tusa (2011) Brendan Finucane QC Hughie O’Donoghue RA (Chair) Lady Sarah Chatto Bequest Clive Humby MBE (2016) Jeanette Winterson OBE (2011) Prof Piers Gough CBE RA Dr Maurice Davies (Secretary) Remuneration Committee Lord Davies of Abersoch CBE President (Chair) Alistair DK Johnston CMG FCA A. Philip Marsden (Chair) Max Doetinchem Treasurer Declan Kelly

94 95 Andrew Liveris Carolyn McCall DBE Bill Jacklin RA Mrs Tadao Suzuki Clore Duffield Foundation The Paul Mellon Estate RA Patrons Gwendoline, Countess of Erica Roberts Gold Caroline M Lowndes Scott Mead Brian Kelley Mr Hideya Taida, Hon CBE and The Dulverton Trust The Mercers’ Company Dartmouth Miss Elaine Rowley Kate Collins Elizabeth Macaulay-Lewis and Christina Ong Declan Kelly Mrs Taida Dunard Fund The Monument Trust Chair Mr Daniel Davies Mr and Mrs K M Rubie Lady Barbara Judge CBE George Lewis Frances Osborne Marc Lasry Professor Shuji Takashina and Mrs The John Ellerman Foundation The Foundation Robert Suss Peter and Andrea De Haan Sir Paul and Lady Ruddock Mrs Rachel Laxer Catie and Don Marron Lord Ricketts of Shortlands GCMG Marc E. and Jacqueline Leland Takashina Mr Richard Elman The Moorgate Trust Fund The de Laszlo Foundation Mr and Mrs Kevin Senior Afsaneh Moshiri Matthew McBride GCVO Samuel Kenric Lessey, Jr. HE Ambassador Tsuneharu Takeda The Eranda Foundation Robert and Chantal Miller Platinum Dr Anne Dornhorst Christina Countess of Shaftesbury Ms Alessandra Morra Monika McLennan Lord Rose of Monewden Andrew Liveris and Mrs Takeda Ernst and Young The late Mr Minoru Mori Hon KBE Celia and Edward Atkin CBE Mr and Mrs Jim Downing Mr Robert N Shapiro Mr Michael Webber Sandy and Michael McManus Dame Jillian Sackler DBE Arthur L. Loeb Mr and Mrs Toichi Takenaka The Lord Farringdon Charitable and Mrs Mori Mr and Mrs Christopher Bake Thomas A Doyle Mr Richard Simmons CBE Lynn Nesbitt Robert Suss Caroline M Lowndes Mr and Mrs Hiroyasu Tomita Trust Outset Contemporary Mr Stephen Gosztony Ms Noreen Doyle Alan and Marianna Simpson Silver Gavin Patterson Sian Westerman Earle and Carol Mack Mr and Mrs Yuzo Yagi John and Fausta Eskenazi Simon and Midge Palley Jim and Ruth Grover Mrs Janet Dwek Mr Stuart Southall Lady J Lloyd Adamson Grace and Usher Raymond IV Peter Williams Lucy Fleming McGrath Mrs Toshio Yamazaki Mr and Mrs Stephen Fitzgerald The Peacock Trust Charles and Kaaren Hale Lord and Lady Egremont The Lady Henrietta St George Mr Dimitry Afanasiev Dame Jillian Sackler DBE Iwan Wirth Monika McLennan The Fidelity UK Foundation P F Charitable Trust Mr Yan Huo Mr Sam Fogg Roberta Downs Stewart Sandeman Mrs Spindrift Al Swaidi Ewi and Jake Shafran Andrea Wong Richard J Miller Jr Esq Mrs Yu Serizawa (Director) The Foyle Foundation Olive Pettit Mr and Mrs Leonard Licht Mrs Jocelyn Fox Anne Elizabeth Tasca Poppy Allonby Gil Shiva Cynthia Olson Mrs Yuko Tadano (Secretariat) Friends of the Royal Academy Mr and Mrs Maurice Pinto Mr Miles Morland Mrs Jill Garcia Lady Tennant Mr Andy Ash Fera Simone Royal Academy America William P. and Kathy Rayner Jacqueline and Michael Gee The Edith and Ferdinand Porjes Mr Maurice Pinto Mrs Mina Gerowin Herrmann Nick Thexton Marco and Francesca Assetto Iris Smith The Friends of the Royal (as at 31 August 2017) Aviva Roumani J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable Trust Charitable Trust Kim Samuel Caroline and Alan Gillespie Mr Jonathan Thorne Mrs Leslie T Bacon Joan N Stern Esq Academy David Sabel Mr Mark Getty John Porter Charitable Trust Jake and Hélène Marie Shafran Mr Mark Glatman Anthony Thornton Francesca Bellini Joseph Hume Steyer Honorary Patron Dame Jillian Sackler DBE (as at 31 August 2017) Zak and Candida Gertler OBE The Porter Foundation David and Sophie Shalit Mr Adam Gosling Mr Anthony J Todd Naomi and Ted Berk Antoinette and Martin Sullivan HRH Princess Alexandra, The Hon Janie Woo & Dr Stephen Scher Mr Thomas Gibson Mrs Tineke Pugh Alex Beard and Emma Vernetti Piers Gough RA Mrs Carolyn Townsend Jean and John Botts Frederique and Raymond Svider Lady Ogilvy KG GCVO Robert N Shapiro Honorary Patron of the Friends GlaxoSmithKline plc Red Butterfly Foundation Mrs Margaret Guitar Miss M L Ulfane Ms Pauline Cacucciolo Susan and Jim Swartz Martin and Sylvia Slifka of the RA The late Sir Ronald Grierson Rio Tinto Plc Gold Mr James Hambro John and Carol Wates Mrs Sophie Cahu Bahar Tavakolian Honorary Trustees Solomon Family Foundation Inc. HRH The Duke of Edinburgh (1977 Sir Nicholas Grimshaw CBE PPRA Mr John A Roberts FRIBA Molly Lowell Borthwick Sir John Hegarty and Miss Philippa Mrs Anja Weiss Brian and Melinda Carroll Peter Trippi Sir Nicholas Grimshaw Joan Stern Esq - 2016) Mr and Mrs Jim Grover Sir Simon and Lady Robertson Mr Richard Bram and Ms Monika Crane Edna and Willard Weiss Mrs Caroline Cartellieri Karlsen Marlies Verhoeven Prof Phillip King CBE PPRA Louisa Stude Sarofim HRH The Duchess of Diane and Guilford Glazer Sir Simon and Victoria, Lady Robey Machon Sir Michael and Lady Heller The Duke and Duchess of Damian and Anastasia Chunilal Daryl Wickstrom Christopher Le Brun PRA Martin J & Antoinette Sullivan (2016 -) The Golden Bottle Trust OBE Sir Francis Brooke Bt Mrs Katrin Henkel Wellington Andrew and Stefanie Clarke

Raymond Svider Mr and Mrs Jack Goldhill The Ronson Foundation Gaurav and Karima Burman Ms Margarita Hernandez Anthony and Rachel Williams Mr and Mrs Paul J Collins Corporate Support The Friends Board of Directors President Emerita Peter Trippi Maurice and Laurence Goldman Rothmans International Plc Ms Lisa Carrodus Lady Heseltine Mrs Janet Winslow Vanessa Colomar de Enserro Albertz Benda Kathrine M Ockenden OBE Michael Mortitz & Harriet Heyman Clive Humby (Chair) Horace W Goldsmith Foundation The Rothschild Foundation Christopher and Alex Courage Mrs Pat Heslop Mrs Adriana Winters Ms Ruth Crabbe Alliant Employee Benefits Secretary and Chief Executive Nicholas and Judith Goodison Mr Jonathan Ruffer Mrs Patricia Franks Mary Hobart Alex Zadah Mrs Cathy Dishner Avenue Capital Group Trustees Administration Nicola Bannister HRH Princess Marie-Chantal of Dame Jillian Sackler DBE Mrs Robin Hambro Mr and Mrs Urs Hodler David Zwirner Ms Karla Dorsch Bank of America Declan Kelly (Chair) Mary Stuart Baker, Marketing & Diana Carney Greece Mr Wafic Rida Saïd Mrs Elizabeth Hosking Mr Philip Hudson Mr and Mrs Jeff Eldredge BC Partners Inc Patron Donor Aryeh Bourkoff Communications Associate Ben Joseph The Alexis and Anne-Marie Habib Mrs Jean Sainsbury Miss Joanna Kaye Mr and Mrs Jon Hunt Mr and Mrs Gunnar Engstrom BDO Ilaria Bulgari April Moorhouse, Head of Rebecca Salter RA Foundation The Saison Foundation Sir Sydney Lipworth QC and Lady S Isern-Feliu Geoffrey Ainsworth and Jo Mrs Stroma Finston BT Group plc Prof Sir David Cannadine FBA Programmes & Membership Gregory Sanderson Mr and Mrs Charles Hale The Basil Samuel Charitable Trust Lipworth CBE Mrs Caroline Jackson Featherstone Ronald and Helen Freeman Cheim & Read Jim Clerkin Tiffany Nesbit, Executive Director (In attendance: Charlotte Appleyard, Robin Hambro Mrs Coral Samuel CBE Mr Nicholas Maclean Sir Martin and Lady Jacomb William Brake Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs Jan Hagemeier Cooley LLP Elizabeth Crain Tzo Zen Ang, Will Dallimore, Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation The Schroder Foundation Scott and Laura Malkin Mrs Raymonde Jay Jean Cass MBE and Eric Cass Mr Christopher Harrison Credit Suisse C Hugh Hildesley Japanese Committee of Honour Annie Wong) Mr and Mrs Jocelin Harris Mr Sean Scully RA Federico Marchetti Mr Alistair DK Johnston CMG and MBE Andisheh Hassani First Data David Hockney OM CH RA (as at 31 August 2017) The Philip and Pauline Harris Mrs Louisa Service OBE JP Sir Keith and Lady Mills Ms Christina M Nijman Arnold Fulton Katie Jackson Global Brokerage CRBE Inc Major Benefactors Bill Jacklin RA Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs Jake Shafran Mrs Patricia Moynihan Fiona Johnstone Peter and Elizabeth Goulds, L.A. Sophie Jian Hearst Corporation Mr Hiroaki Fuji (Chair) and Mrs Fuji The Trustees of the Royal Brian Kelley The Charles Hayward Foundation Mr Richard S Sharp Louise Nathanson Mr and Mrs S Kahan Louver Syrie Johnson HSBC Academy Development Trust Marc Lasry Heritage Lottery Fund Miss Dasha Shenkman Lady Rayne Lacey Mrs Ghislaine Kane Jacqueline and Marc Leland Suzanne and Michael Johnson Keurig Green Mountain Corporate Members would like to thank all those Andrew Liveris Hermes GB William and Maureen Shenkman Jean and Geoffrey Redman- Brown Dr. Evi Kaplanis Mrs Josephine Lumley Miss Rebecca Kemsley KPMG Mr Nobuyuki Idei and Mrs Idei who have been exceedingly Monika McLennan Mr Julian Heslop The Archie Sherman Charitable The Lady Renwick of Clifton Dr Elisabeth Kehoe Ms Cate Olsen Mr Andrew Konopelski LionTree (I Concept) generous over a number of years Richard J Miller Jr Esq Mr Trust Richard Sharp Princess Jeet Khemka Mrs Cynthia Olson Amy Le Coz Marian Goodman Gallery Mr Yoshitoshi Kitajima and Mrs in support of the galleries, the David Sabel Holbeck Charitable Trust The late Pauline Sitwell Mr Kevin Sneader and Ms Amy Mr D H Killick John Pattisson Suzanne Leguel Moet Hennessy Kitajima exhibitions, the conservation Dame Jillian Sackler DBE Mr and Mrs Jeremy Hosking Mr James C Slaughter Muntner Mr and Mrs James Kirkman The Michael H Sacher Charitable Lord and Lady Leitch Natixis (Dai Nippon Printing Co Ltd) of the Collections, the Library, Joan N Stern Esq The Idlewild Trust Mr Brian Smith Jane Spack Mrs Aboudi Kosta Trust Mrs Stephanie Léouzon Oslwang Mr Shinzo Maeda and Mrs Maeda the Royal Academy Schools, Raymond Svider The Inchape Foundation Sir Paul and Lady Smith David Stileman Mr and Mrs Herbert Kretzmer H M Sassoon Charitable Trust Ms Ida Levine Ovation Corporate Travel (Shiseido Co Ltd) the education programme and And those who wish to remain Lord and Lady Jacobs Oliver Stanley Charitable Trust Sir Alan Yarrow Kathryn Langridge Mr Guido Lombardo Peace, Love and Joy Inc Mr Yoshihiko Miyauchi and Mrs capital redevelopments projects: anonymous Supporters The J P Jacobs CharitableTrust Hugh and Catherine Stevenson Mr Robert John Yerbury Joan H Lavender Charles G Lubar Basketball LTD Miyauchi Alswang and Henry Joyce Mrs Gabrielle Jungels-Winkler The Swire Charitable Trust Mr George Lengvari and Mrs Inez Mrs Victoria Mills Sotheby’s (ORIX Corporation) Mercedes Bass The 29th May 1961 Charitable P Kahn Sir Hugh Sykes DL Silver Lengvari Architecture Patrons Group Rachna Narang Teneo Holdings Mr Yuzaburo Mogi and Mrs Mogi Gaily Beinecke Trust The Lillian Jean Kaplan Foundation The late Sir Anthony Tennant and Lady Agnew Lady Lever of Neil Osborn and Holly Smith The Coca-Cola Company (Kikkoman Corporation) Donald Best Aldama Foundation Daniel Katz Gallery Lady Tennant Liz Airey Miss R Lomax-Simpson Chair Lady Purves The Dow Chemical Company Mrs Minoru Mori Frederique Biggs Lord and Lady Aldington The Kirby Laing Foundation The Terra Foundation for American Mrs Anna Albertini The Hon Mrs Virginia Lovell Mr. Roger Zogolovitch Mrs Deborah Scott Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz (Mori Building Co Ltd) Desiree Bollier The Band Trust The Kresge Foundation Art Ms Ruth Anderson Mr and Mrs Henry Lumley Ms Elena Shchukina Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP Mr Takeo Obayashi and Mrs Tanya Bonakdar Barclays Bank The Kress Foundation The Thompson Family Charitable Miss H J C Anstruther Catherine MacDougal Gold Mr James B Sherwood Xerox Obayashi Aryeh Bourkoff B A T Industries Plc Jon and Barbara Landau Trust Mrs Jacqueline Appel Sir John Mactaggart Mr Peter Williams Sir Hugh and Lady Sykes (Obayashi Corporation) David R Brigham Ph.D. Sir David and Lady Bell The Lankelly Foundation Baron Lorne Thyssen-Bornemisza Mr Edward Baker and Dr. Annie Yim Madeline and Donald Main Mr Christophe de Taurines Foundation Support Mr Nobutada Saji and Mrs Saji Eli Broad Big Lottery Fund (formerly New The David Lean Foundation Tomasso Brothers Fine Art Mrs Jane Barker Sir Charles Martin Silver Mr Ian Taylor Henry C Beck Jr Charitable Trust (Suntory Holding Co Ltd) Cecily Brown and Nicolai Opportunities Fund) The Lennox and Wyfold Foundation Ware and Edythe Travelstead Catherine Baxendale Sir Paul Marshall Jacqueline and Jonathan Gestetner Frederick and Kathryn Uhde British Airways PLC Mr Toichi Takenaka and Mrs Ouroussoff The Blavatnik Family Foundation Lord Leverhulme’s Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs Julian Treger The Duke of Beaufort Mr and Mrs Richard C Martin Anne Holmes-Drewry Debra Valentine The Broad Foundation Takenaka Illaria Bulgari Aryeh and Elana Bourkoff Christian Levett and Mougins The Trusthouse Charitable Mrs Elissa Benchimol Gillian McIntosh Mr Alex Lifschutz Mr Craig D Weaver Crankstart Foundation (Takenaka Corporation) Alvina Chiu John Frye Bourne Museum of Classical Art Foundation Mrs J K M , Liveinart Andrew and Judith McKinna Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands Mrs Juliana Wheeler Sunny and Frederick Dupree Mr Yuzo Yagi and Mrs Yagi Margaret Conklin and David Sabel William Brake Charitable Trust Lex Service Plc The Douglas Turner Trust Eleanor E Brass Professor Anthony Mellows OBE, Mr and Mrs Robin Lough Professor Peter Whiteman QC Children’s Trust (Yagi Tsusho Ltd) Elizabeth Crain British Telecom The Linbury Trust The Weldon UK Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs Richard Briggs OBE TD and Mrs Anthony Mellows Sally Mackereth Mr and Mrs John Winter The Agnes Gund Foundation Jason Crosby Consuelo and Anthony Brooke Sir Sydney Lipworth QC and Lady The Welton Foundation Mrs Marcia Brocklebank The Anthony and Elizabeth Mellows Ms Rebecca Early Marques And those who wish to remain Charles and Carmen de Mora Hale Patrons Lord Davies of Abersoch CBE Sir Francis and The Hon. Lady Lipworth Sian and Matthew Westerman Mrs Charles Brown Charitable Trust Mr Simon Mills anonymous Foundation Professor Tadao Ando, Hon RA and Susan and James Dubin Brooke Miss Rosemary Lomax Simpson The Weston family Jeremy Brown Mr Daniel Mitchell Mrs Heike Munro Leon Levy Foundation Mrs Ando Constance Ellis Brooke Brown Barzun Mr William Loschert Mr W. Galen Weston and the Hon Mr and Mrs Zak Brown Mrs Susan Moehlmann Mr Stephen Musgrave Contemporary Circle Patrons Andrew W Mellon Foundation HE Ambassador Hiroaki Fujii and Anne and Nicholas Erni Mr and Mrs John Burns Mr and Mrs Mark Loveday Mrs. Hilary M. Weston Lord Browne of Madingley Ms Bona Montagu Mrs Noreen L Poulson Group Siezen Foundation Mrs Fujii Victoria Gore Mr Raymond M Burton CBE John Lyons Charity The Garfield Weston Foundation Sir Andrew Cahn Dr Ann Naylor Mr Bruce Roe Smart Family Foundation Mr and Mrs Shinji Fukukawa Arthur Grutt Red Butterfly Foundation Dr Lee MacCormick Edwards Mr Chris Wilkinson OBE RA and Mrs Katie Cardona HRH Princess Marie-Chantal of Christopher J Viney Chair Starr Foundation Mr and Mrs Nobuyuki Idei Selin Gulcelik The Cadogan Charity Charitable Foundation Diana Wilkinson Mr F. A. A. Carnwath, CBE Greece And those who wish to remain Susan Elliott Professor Arata Isozaki Hon RA Agnes Gund Jeanne and William Callanan Ronald and Rita McAulay Mr Peter Williams Sir Roger and Lady Carr Tamara O’Hara anonymous Patrons Mr and Mrs Yoshitoshi Kitajima Caroline Hansberry and David Carew Pole Charitable Trust Mrs Monkia McLennan Manuela and Ivan Wirth Tornabuoni Art Mr Richard Orders Gold Steve & Anne Marie Ausnit Mr and Mrs Shinzo Maeda Remfry RA The CHEAR Foundation McKinsey and Company Inc The Maurice Wohl Charitable Mrs Ann Chapman-Daniel Mr Michael Palin Group Patrons Joan and Robin Alvarez Donald Best Mr and Mrs Yoshihiko Miyauchi Bruce Horten and Aaron Lieber Adrian Cheng Mr and Mrs Donald Main Foundation Sir Trevor and Lady Chinn Mr and Mrs D J Peacock Sara Alireza Aryeh B Bourkoff Mr and Mrs Yuzaburo Mogi Ellen Jewett Sir Trevor and Lady Susan Chinn Sir John Madejski OBE DL The Wolfson Foundation Mr and Mrs George Coelho Mr and Mrs A Perloff Chair Mr and Mrs Thomas Berger Ilaria Bulgari Mrs Minoru Mori Adrian Jones The John S Cohen Foundation Her Majesty’s Government The Lord Leonard and Lady Estelle Denise Cohen Charitable Trust David Pike Lady Barbara Judge CBE Mr Jeremy Coller Prof Sir David Cannadine FBA Mr and Mrs Hideo Morita Richard Kauffman Mr Jeremy Coller The Manifold Trust Wolfson Foundation Sir Ronald and Lady Cohen Mr and Mrs Anthony Pitt-Rivers Patrick and Benedicte de Nonneville Jim Clerkin Mr and Mrs Koichi Nezu Brian Kelley John and Gail Coombe Mr Javad & Mrs Narmina Marandi Unilever Plc Ms Linda Cooper Mr Basil Postan Platinum Patrons Mr and Mrs Eric Dusansky Elizabeth Crain Mr and Mrs Takeo Obayashi Julia and Declan Kelly The Lord Davies of Abersoch CBE J P Marland Charitable Trust And those who wish to remain Andrew M Coppel, CBE and June Mr Pinto Rai Dhir David Giampaolo Shareen Khattar Bianca & Noam Gottesman Mr and Mrs Nobutada Saji Seema Khana The Roger De Haan Charitable Marks and Spencer anonymous V Coppel John and Anne Raisman Gareth Hughes Jessica Lavooy C Hugh Hildesley Mr and Mrs Yoji Shimizu Steve Klinsky Trust Philip and Valerie Marsden Mark and Cathy Corbett Serena Reeve Christian Levett Mr and Mrs Scott Mead David Hockney OM CH RA Mr and Mrs Masayoshi Son Marc Lasry Sir Harry and Lady Djanogly The Lord Mayor’s Appeal Mr and Mrs Ken Costa Mrs Nicole Ronson Allalouf Simon and Sabi North Aaron Lieber and Bruce C. 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96 97 Yana and Stephen Peel International Patrons Group Ms Davina Dickson Miss Tiggi Kempe companies via the scheme is Sotheby’s Machin Foundation Edwina Mulvany Olivia Bladen Francoise Sarre Mrs Dominic Dowley Mr Callum Kempe vital to the continuing success The Arts Club Scott and Laura Malkin Senior Registrar Family Programme Assistant Robert and Simone Suss Platinum Lady Drayson Miss Flora Kessler of the Academy and we Turkishceramics McCorquodale Charitable Trust Appendix 3 Mark Pomeroy Amy Bluett Manuela and Iwan Wirth Mrs Niloufar Bakhtiar-Bakhtiari Nigel and Christine Evans Mrs Anna Korshun thank all members for their Winsor & Newton Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in Archivist Events and Lectures Programmer Mr Howard Bilton Catherine Farquharson Alexandra Ames Kornman valuable support and continued British Art Andrew Potter (job share) Silver Marc Bolland Mr David Fawkes Miss Petra Kwan enthusiasm. Corporate sponsors and The Andrew W. 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98 99 Aoife Collins Frances Griffiths John Robinson Operations – Finance Vacancy Thomas Grimley Hannah Pratt The Hugh Casson Drawing Team Leader, RA Shop Legacy Manager Art Handler Carl Hitchcock HR Business Partner Ruby Developer Friends Membership Assistant Appendix 4 Prize Denise Dean Clare Taylor Simon Streather Director of Finance Vacancy Kate Huckle Susan Reitsis £5,000 for an original work on Book Buyer Head of Keeper’s House Art Handler Linda Beeton HR Assistant Digital Product Manager Ticket Office Assistant paper in any medium, where the Lucy Doherty Vacancy Friends Finance Assistant Alice Lawrence Lauren Seaton emphasis is clearly on drawing. Ecommerce Assistant Development – Sponsorship Art Handler Lee Bennett Operations – Security Digital Assistant Friends Membership Assistant This prize was split between two Catrina Dunn Michael Eldred Accounts Payable and Purchasing Michael O’Halloran Sandra Mackenzie Thomas Waters Summer Exhibition winners: Senior Merchandiser Deputy Director Operations – Cleaners and Supervisor Deputy Head of Security Digital Production Co-ordinator Visitor Experience Host £3,000 Prize: Lok-kan Chau, Robbie Fife Natalie Bone Porters Patricia Blackledge Philip Carson Amy Macpherson Tuesday Yearwood Prize Winners Construction manual for Retail Shops Supervisor Senior Sponsorship and John O’Reilly Cashier Security Guard and Duty Front of Senior Digital Producer Visitor Services Assistant lantau commune (Cat no. 353, Emma Forward Partnerships Manager Manager, Cleaners and Porters Inmaculada Clemente Gomez House Manager Jessica Poole Vacancy Architecture Room) Ecommerce Manager Jessica Bramfitt* Malgorzata Andrulewicz Cashier Pedro Da Costa Digital Production Co-ordinator Visitor Experience Hosts x2 £2,000 Prize: Peter Matthews, The Royal Academy of Arts Nick Godbold Senior Corporate Events Manager Cleaner and Porter Paul Cooper Security Guard and Duty Front of George Smith 9 hours in and with the atlantic Charles Wollaston Award Team Leader, RA Shop Verity Casey Maria Batista Payroll and Pensions Manager House Manager Ruby Developer Royal Academy Schools ocean (england) (Cat no. 194, £25,000 awarded by a panel Kay Harwood Events Officer, Patrons Morning Cleaner Jacintha Cusack Carl Harris Eileen Cooper RA Gallery I) of judges appointed by the Team Leader, RA Shop Alice Castle Daniel Burnage Friends Finance Assistant Security Guard and Duty Front of Public Engagement – Insight Keeper of the Royal Academy Judges: Dinah Casson, Timothy President and Council for the Aimee Henderson* Senior Corporate Membership Cleaner and Porter Cristina Drake House Manager Claire Clutterbuck Eliza Bonham Carter Hyman RA, Anthony Howell Retail Shops Supervisor Manager Oziel Camacho Senior Finance Analyst - Masterplan Abel Kiros Head of Insight Curator and Head of RA Schools most distinguished work in the exhibition. 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RA, Ann Christopher RA Senior Buyer Ian Grierson Odilla Matias Deputy Director of Finance, House Manager CRM Executive Barton Hargreaves Winner: Cristina Banban, Ian Sankey Events Operations Manager - Morning Cleaner Supervisor Decision Support Amer Najmaden Rebekah Holloway Digital Print Tutor Pepperoni (Cat no. 300, Gallery I) Turkishceramics Grand Award Warehouse Assistant Public Programmes Victor Pablo Mendez-Muzia Melissa Morris Security Guard and Duty Front of Deputy Head of Marketing Yasu Ichige Judges: Tony Bevan RA, Aurore for Architecture Neil Shepperson Isabelle Hanson Cleaner and Porter Sales Ledger/Credit Controller House Manager Matthew Hunt Digital Instructor Ogden, Inge Borg-Scott Team Leader, RA Shop Events Assistant Dejan Mitrovikj Wioletta Olzsewska Daniel Phillips Graphic Designer Catherine Jay £10,000 awarded to the most outstanding work of architecture. James Starbuck-Machin Su-Fang Hsiao Cleaner and Porter Accounts Payable Assistant Security Guard and Duty Front of Michelle Kettner EA to the Keeper of the Royal The London Original Print The prize was split between two Shop Assistant Senior New Business Development Dean Nunn Nicky Rihal House Manager CRM Manager Academy and Curator of RA Fair Prize winners: Scott Valentine Manager Cleaner and Porter Finance Analyst Victor Pinto Kathryn Lewis Schools £2,500 awarded for a print in any £5,000 Prize: Herzog & De Team Leader, RA Shop Harriet Jarman Paul Nunn Helena Sawbridge Security Guard and Duty Front of Design and Production Manager Richard Kirwan medium. Meuron, Elbphilharmonie Research and Resources Manager Cleaner and Porter Finance Analyst House Manager Julia Ross Senior Tutor Winner: Barton Hargreaves, hamburg, hamburg, germany, Development Sorcha Peaston Margarida Reis Stephen Tilbury Steve Rampasard Marketing Manager Simon Lawson Progression 2 (Cat no. 889, 2001 - 2016, level 17 floorplan Charlotte Appleyard Events Assistant Cleaner and Porter Head of Decision Support Security Guard and Duty Front of Vacancy Print Tutor Gallery VII) with mechanical ductwork of the Director of Development Deborah Rawlings* Ajita Vyas House Manager Marketing Manager, Events Mary Maclean Judges: Helen Rosslyn, Lyndsey main concert hall (Cat no. 407, Vacancy Senior Events Manager Operations – Estates Senior Cashier Sainey Sabally-B Vacancy Senior Tutor Ingram, Rebecca Salter RA Executive Assistant to the Director Alison Strawbridge Stephen Grant Theresa Webster Security Guard and Duty Front of Marketing Executive, Loyalty Joanna Thomas Architecture Room) £5,000 Prize: Rogers Stirk of Development Database Manager Director of Estates Friends Finance Manager House Manager Programmes and B2B RA Schools Administrator The Rose Award for Harbour + Partners, One of Sumption Alexandra Bass Steve Woolnough Photography seven, geneva airport (Cat no. Development – Major Gifts Events Manager - Friends Senior Project Manager Accounting Services Manager Operations – Strategy Public Engagement – Visitor £1,000 for a photograph or series 349, Architecture Room) Sarah Hilliam Mayumi Tomita Ian Blackburn Rose Wright Natasha Mitchell and Friends Experience of photographs. Judges: Bahadir Kayan, Farshid Head of Major Gifts Events Manager, Keeper’s House Director of Special Projects Head of Accounting Services Head of Strategy Kate Topham Winner: Mathilde ter Heijne, Moussavi RA, Rob Wilson Sarah Fallon Eddie Walker Beatrice Moran Vacancy Head of Visitor and Friends Woman to Go (Cat no. 27A, Wohl Campaigns Officer Head of New Business Build Manager Operations – IT Strategy Manager Experience Central Hall) The Arup Prize for Emerging Joseph Green Alice Warley Philip Pearce Igor Saucek Vickie Andrew Judges: Peter Rose, Bill Woodrow Talent in Architecture Senior Campaigns Manager Database Assistant Architect Head of IT Public Engagement Ticketing Assistant RA, Julia Alvarez Emily James Navasha Wray Kyle Peters Aly Bakhtiar Will Dallimore Jonathan Andrews £5,000 for emerging talent in Campaigns Development Manager Trusts and Foundations Manager Senior Project Manager IT Security Analyst Director of Public Engagement Duty Manager, Visitor and Friends architecture. Karin Grundy Joanna Wolfarth Claire Sadler Brenda Hillary Vacancy Experience Winner: Yuji Tanabe, Flower Head of Patrons Research Officer Estates Operations Supervisor Senior IT Systems Administrator Executive Assistant to the Director Jono Ayling apartment (Cat no. 390, Christine Knight Stefanie Woodford Beth Smith Surjeet Hullen of Public Engagement Friends Membership Assistant Architecture Room) Patrons Manager Sponsorship and Partnerships Departmental Administrator and IT Systems Manager Alison Barlow Judges: Nigel Tonks, Farshid Lucinda Lovell Administrator FM Helpdesk Assistant Pavlos Kanakis Public Engagement – Visitor Services Assistant Moussavi RA, Niall Hobhouse Senior Patrons Manager Vacancy Steve Watson IT Systems Administrator Communications Nick Barrett Cassy Martell* Research and Resources Assistant Head of Engineering Gary Philip Susie Gault Visitor and Friends Experience The Awards Development Manager Vacancy Emily Whitaker IT Support Officer Head of Communications Co-ordinator for Students Charlotte Masters Trusts and Foundations Manager Masterplan Projects Administration Mutahir Siddik Johanna Bennett Ivona Camacho The British Institution Fund was RA Development Trust and Manager IT Support Officer Senior Press Officer Switchboard Operator established to promote excellence International Projects Manager Francine Williams Jess Thomas Alexandra Bradley Jim Clarke in the arts through the awarding Isobel Morris Operations Helpdesk Assistant IT Support Manager Senior Press Officer Visitor Experience Host of prizes to students. Work is Patrons Administrator Tzo Zen Ang Daisy Drury Francesco Desideri assessed across a comprehensive Jessye Parke* Chief Operating Officer Operations – Facilities Operations – Legal Internal Communications Manager Friends Membership Assistant range of disciplines from painting Grants Manager Alice Horsley David Vobes Susan Gent Eugenia Ellanskaya Harriet Dopson to architecture. Two prizes Jonathan Stubbs Executive Assistant to the Chief Head of Facilities General Counsel Press Assistant Visitor Experience Host of £5,000 and £3,000 were Patrons Manager Operating Officer Stjon Bavin Sarah Iddon Annabel Potter Olivia Harrison awarded by the trustees. Logistics Manager Legal Counsel Press Officer Friends Membership Assistant Winners: Development – Loyalty and Operations – Art Handlers Sophie Nicole Ellison Daniel Hawkins £5,000 Prize: Laura Niculescu, Partnerships Dan Cowap Audio-Visual Technician Operations – People Public Engagement – Digital Ticket Office Manager Uncontrollable clearance delay # Annie Wong Galleries Manager and Head of Art Eileen Gallagher Sarah Myers Nick Sharp Lee Jackson 2 (Cat no. 176, Gallery I) Head of Loyalty and Partnerships Handling Post Room Manager Head of Human Resources Digital Director Visitor Services Assistant £3,000 Prize: Gaia Evans, Development Richard Ascroft Daniel Gunning Sarah Blome Adam Anderson Eleni Kitsou Despair (Cat no. 255, Gallery I) Melanie Brown Art Handler Lighting and AV Manager Volunteer and Apprenticeships Front End Web Designer/Developer Visitor Services Assistant Judges: Michael Claridge, Rosa Senior Loyalty Manager Jeremy Dart Laura New Assistant (HLF-funded post) Radu Busuioc Gina Longhitano Sepple PRI, Dr Jenny Powell, Frances Craven Deputy Head of Art Handling Building Manager Vashti Sime Ruby Developer Friends Membership Assistant Andrew Stahl Loyalty Development Assistant Philip Drewry Roland Philbert Volunteer Development Manager Louise Cohen Philippa Merrett Sofia Desbois Art Handler Health and Safety Advisor (HLF-funded post) Social Media and Content Manager Visitor Services Assistant Membership Assistant, the Max Holder Christopher Rowan Amy Thompson Joel Enfield Andreas Podias Academicians’ Room Art Handler Audio-Visual Technician HR Business Partner Assistant Digital Product Manager Ticket Office Supervisor

100 101 Long Term Loans Renewed Exhibition: Alma-Tadema: Classical Charm*/ Exhibition: Constable and Brighton Appendix 5 Lawrence Alma-Tadema: Decadence & Antiquity**/ Venue: Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Brighton, UK Appendix 6 Appendix 7 Lawrence Alma-Tadema: At Home in Antiquity*** Dates: 8 April – 8 October 2017 Borrower: Jesus College, Cambridge Venue 1: Fries Museum, Leeuwarden, The Netherlands Loans: , RA, Rainstorm over the Sea, Oil Dates: 1 October 2016 – 31 October 2018 Dates: 1 October 2016 – 7 February 2017 on paper laid on canvas, (03/1390); John Constable, RA, Loans: David Nash, RA, Crack and Warp Column, Oak, Venue 2: Österriechische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna, Austria Seascape Study: Boat and Stormy Sky, Oil on paper laid (07/2355) Loans from the Collections, Dates: 24 February – 18 June 2017 on board, (03/830); John Constable, RA, Seascape Study: Immunity from Seizure Acquisitions 1 September 2016 – Venue 3: Leighton House, London, UK Brighton Beach looking west, Oil on paper laid on canvas, Borrower: Magdalen College, Oxford 1 September 2016 – 31 August 2017 Dates: 7 July – 29 October 2017 (03/831) 31 August 2017 Dates: 1 October 2016 – 31 August 2017 Loans: Lawrence Alma-Tadema, RA, The Way to the Loans: Giovan Pietro Rizzoli, called Giampietrino, The Last Temple, (03/1021); Lawrence Alma-Tadema, RA, A Family Exhibition: John Armstrong: Dream and Reality Supper, (03/1230) Group, Oil on panel, (03/408); Lawrence Alma-Tadema, Venue 1: The Atikinson Gallery, Southport, UK Loans for Exhibition RA, Improvisatore, Oil on panel, (03/917); Lawrence Dates: 3 June – 3 September 2017 Borrower: Spencer House, London (All loans are oil on canvas unless otherwise stated) Alma-Tadema, RA, Miss Anna Alma-Tadema, (03/908); Venue 2: Penlee House Gallery & Museum The DCMS approved the Royal Academy of Arts September 2016 Dates: 1 October 2016 – 31 October 2018 Anna Alma-Tadema, The Drawing Room, Townshend Dates: 16 September 2017 – 18 November 2017 for the purposes of Part 6 of the Tribunals, Courts Loans: Unknown, after , The School of Athens, House, Watercolour over pencil and pen and ink on card Loans: John Armstrong, ARA, Victory, (03/912); John and Enforcement Act 2007 (protection of cultural Kira Freije (03/189) Exhibition: Turner and Colour*/ JMW Turner: (08/3530)****, Edward Onslow Ford, RA, Bust of Lawrence Armstrong, ARA, The Nest, (03/592); John Armstrong, objects on loan) with effect from 17 September Q Love Stand In Adventures in Colour** Alma-Tadema, Bronze, (03/1720) ARA, Inscription, (03/3612); John Armstrong, ARA, Still 2008. Steel, 230 x 105 x 51 cm Borrower: Royal Institute of British Architects, Venue 1: Caumont Centre d’art, Aix-en-Provence, France *Title in the Netherlands, **Title in Austria, ***Title in UK, Life, (03/810) RA Keeper’s Purchase Prize 2016 London Dates: 4 May – 18 September 2016 **** only During the year under review, the Royal Academy Dates: 1 October 2016 – 31 October 2018 Charles Stewart Venue 2: Turner Contemporary, Margate, UK Exhibition: Orchestrating Elegance: Alma Tadema was granted Immunity from Seizure for 242 Loans: Architectural fragment: Corinthian pilaster capital Dates: 8 October 2016 – 8 January 2017 Exhibition: The Mythic Method: Classicism in British and Design artworks as follows: 12 illustrations for ‘Gormenghast’ by from interior of the Pantheon, Rome, Marble, (04/1277) Loans: JMW Turner, RA, Dolbadern Castle, (03/1383); Art 1920–1950 Venue: The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Watercolour palette owned by Turner, (03/7070); Palette Venue: Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, UK Williamstown, United States Abstract Expressionism List available on application to the Curator of Borrower: Trinity College of Music, London owned by , (04/502); Travelling watercolour Dates: 22 October 2016 – 19 February 2017 Dates: 4 June – 4 September 2017 24 September 2016 – 2 January 2017 Works on Paper Dates: 1 October 2016 - 31 October 2018 box owned by Turner, (03/7072) Loans: Meredith Frampton, RA, Still Life, (03/955); Gerald Loans: Lord Leighton, PRA, Squared up tracing for Main Galleries Purchased from Lou Greenshields Loans: Sir James Thornhill, after Raphael, The Miraculous *Title in France, **Title in UK Kelly, PRA, Jane XXX, (03/253) Marquand’s Music Room, Pencil on tracing paper, Works on paper: 2 Draft of Fishes, (03/1229); Sir James Thornhill, after (04/1115) Sculpture: 2 Raphael, Elymas the Sorcerer Struck with Blindness, Exhibition: Painting with Light: Art and Photography Exhibition: Peter Cook. Retrospective Paintings: 37 October 2016 (03/1099); Sir James Thornhill, after Raphael, Paul from the Pre-Raphaelites to the modern age Venue: Tchoban Foundation Museum for Architectural Exhibition: Henry James and American Painting Preaching at Athens, (03/1101) Mimmo Paladino Hon RA Venue: Britain, London, UK Drawing, Berlin, Germany Venue 1: The Morgan Library & Museum, New York, United Revolution: Russian Art 1917–1932 Senza Titolo Dates: 11 May – 25 September 2016 Dates: 30 October 2016 – 12 February 2017 States 11 February — 17 April 2017 , 2016 Borrower: British Embassy, Washington DC, United Loans: Frederick Goodall, RA, The Song of the Nubian Slave, Loans: Peter Cook, RA, Medina Circle Tower, Tel Aviv, Israel, Dates: 9 June – 10 September 2017 Main Galleries Mixed media on wood States (03/841); Arthur Hacker, RA, A Wet Night at Piccadilly Print with coloured washes, coloured pencil and red plastic Venue 2: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, United Works on paper: 32 300 x 300 cm Dates: 1 November 2016 – 30 November 2018 Circus, (03/1019); P. H. Emerson and T. F. Goodall, Wild film, (07/3180) States Sculpture: 2 Presented by the artist Loans: Sir , RA, Sir life on a tidal water: the adventures of a house-boat and her Dates: 19 October 2017 – 21 January 2018 Paintings: 98 Lutyens, PRA, Bronze, (03/3622); William McMillan, RA, crew... illustrated with thirty photo-etchings by P. H. Emerson Exhibition: Flaming June: The Making of an Icon Loans: , RA, An Interior in Venice, Print: 1 November 2016 George VI, Bronze, (04/1276); Edwin Witney Smith, Sir and T. F. Goodall, London, Sampson, Low, Marston, Searle Venue: Leighton House, London, UK (03/1387) Textiles: 6 Alfred J Munnings, PRA, Bronze, (03/3756); Sir Alfred Brian Catling RA and Rivington, Book, (09/1505) Dates: 4 November 2016 – 2 April 2017 Gilbert, RA, Lionel Percy Smythe, RA, Bronze, (03/1666) Loans: Lord Leighton, PRA, Squared up tracing for ‘Summer Exhibition: : Father of the Newlyn America after the Fall: Painting in the 1930s Flea Bowl 2 (after Blake), 2016 Exhibition: Painters’ Paintings: From Freud to Van Dyck Slumber’, Pencil on tracing paper, (04/720); Lord Leighton, School 25 February — 4 June 2017 Steel, Perspex, oak and glass Borrower: , London Venue: The National Gallery, London, UK PRA, Squared up tracing for ‘Flaming June’, Pencil on Venue: Penlee House, Penzance, UK Sackler Wing of Galleries 35 x 130 x 35 cm Dates: 30 May 2017 – 1 May 2019 Dates: 23 June – 4 September 2016 tracing paper, (04/721); Lord Leighton, PRA, Squared up Dates: 10 June – 9 September 2017 Paintings: 38 Diploma Work Loans: John Bacon, RA, Sickness, Marble, (03/1672); Loans: Sir , RA, Self-portrait of Sir Joshua tracing for ‘Flaming June’, Pencil on tracing paper, (04/722) Loans: Stanhope Forbes, RA, The Harbour Window, Richard Westmacott, RA, Jupiter and Ganymede, Marble Reynolds, PRA, Oil on panel, (03/1394); Sir Thomas (03/251); George Clausen, RA, Portrait of Stanhope Matisse in the Studio January 2017 relief (03/1852) Lawrence, RA, Self-portrait of Sir PRA, Exhibition: Battle of the Sexes: Franz von Stuck to Forbes, (03/597) 5 August – 12 November 2017 Drawings, portfolios and sketchbooks by Sir Hugh (03/950) Frida Kahlo Sackler Wing of Galleries Borrower: Bridgewater House, London Venue: Städel Museum, Frankfurt, Germany Exhibition: Air: Visualising the Invisible in British Art Works on paper: 10 Casson PRA Dates: 1 June 2017 – 30 June 2019 Exhibition: Stubbs and the Wild Dates: 24 November 2016 – 19 March 2017 1768-2017 Sculpture: 2 Loans: John Gibson, RA, Venus, Marble, (03/6185); John Venue: The Holburne Museum, Bath, UK Loans: Sir , RA, Lamia, Ivory, bronze, Venue: Royal West of England Academy, , UK Paintings: 12 List available on application to the Curator of Works on Gibson, RA, Grazia, Puella Capuensis, Plaster, (03/2415); Dates: 25 June – 2 October 2016 opals, glass, (03/1723) Dates: 16 June – 3 September 2017 Paper John Gibson, RA, Lilah Clifden, Plaster, (03/2414); John Loans: , ARA, Finished study for Anatomy Loans: John Constable, RA, Cloud Study, Hampstead, Tree Due diligence was carried out by following Royal Academy Presented by Carola Zogolovitch Gibson, RA, Luisa, Plaster, (03/2413); John Gibson, RA, of the Horse: 10th anatomical table, Pencil on laid paper, Exhibition: Making Nature: How we See Animals at Right, Oil on paper laid on board, red ground, (03/455); procedures, which include identifying areas for further Bust of Edith Margaret Mozley, Plaster, (03/2411); Edward (03/5717); George Stubbs, ARA, Finished study for Anatomy Venue: , London, UK John Constable, RA, Cloud Study, Horizon of Trees, Oil on research and holding internal staff meetings to review February 2017 Onslow Ford, John Bagnold Burgess, Bronze, (03/1224); of the Horse: 4th anatomical table, Pencil and black chalk on Dates: 1 December 2016 – 21 May 2017 paper laid on board, red ground, (03/1994) and discuss any issues arising as appropriate, as well Domenico Trentacoste, Philip Hermogenese Calderon, John Bratby RA laid paper, (03/1582) Loans: Sir Hugh Casson, PRA, Record drawing for the as consulting external specialists as required. The Royal Bronze, (03/3618); Thomas Woolner, RA, Edward Elephant and Rhinoceros Pavillion, Zoological Society of Exhibition: G. F. Watts: England’s Michelangelo Academy’s Exhibitions Office has received no enquiries Portrait of Jean Cooke, c.1953-58 Middleton Barry, Marble, (03/3757); Unknown maker, Exhibition: 1916 - 2002 Centenary , Regents Park, London:plan, elevation and Venue: Watts Gallery – Artists’ Village, Compton, Surrey, UK or claims under Section 7 of the Protection of Cultural Oil on canvas on board Laocoön, 19th century plaster cast, (04/297); Unknown sculpture exhibition section, Pencil, pen with black ink and coloured washes on Dates: 20 June – 26 November 2017 Objects on Loan (Publication and Provision of Information) 47 x 33 cm maker, , 19th century plaster cast, (04/446) Venue 1: Victoria Art Gallery, Bath, UK polyester sheet, (03/4191) Loans: , RA, Portrait of Frederic, Lord Regulations 2008 (provision of information: potential Presented by Bill Woodrow, RA Dates: 10 September – 27 November 2016 Leighton, PRA, (03/713); George Frederic Watts, RA, The claimants). Venue 2: The Stanley and Audrey Burton Gallery at the Exhibition: Sheer Pleasure: and the Death of Cain, (03/1348) March 2017 University of Art of Japan 10 drawings by Eileen Cooper RA Dates: 15 March 2017 – 15 July 2017 Venue: , London, UK Exhibition: Frank Bowling – Mappa Mundi Loans: Kenneth Armitage, RA, Reclining Figure Relief, Bronze, Dates: 4 February – 14 May 2017 Venue: Haus der Kunst, Munich, Germany List available on application to the Curator of Works on (03/1670) Loans: Frank Brangwyn, RA, Sketchbook with drawings Dates: 23 June – 7 January 2018 Paper for the proposed Kyoraku Art Museum (showing portrait of Loans: Frank Bowling, RA, Wintergreens, Acrylic on canvas, Presented by the artist Exhibition: Victorians Decoded: Art and Telegraphy Kojiro Matsukata), Pencil and black chalk on wove paper, (06/2415) Venue: , London, UK (08/2643) April 2017 Dates: 20 September 2016 – 22 January 2017 Exhibition: True to Life: British Realist Painting in the Loans: Henry Moore, RA, Summer Breeze in the Channel, Exhibition: In Focus: Eileen Agar – Bride of the Sea 1920s and 1930s Two RA Schools medals awarded to RA student Mary (03/648) Venue: Jerwood Gallery, Hastings, UK Venue: Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh, UK Constance Buzzard, a small silver relief by M. C. Dates: 15 March – 4 June 2017 Dates: 1 July – 29 October 2017 Buzzard and dies for the Neville Walford Medal by John Exhibition: : Searching for Genius Loans: Eileen Agar, RA, Collective Unconscious, Acrylic on Loans: Sir James Gunn, RA, Pauline Waiting, (03/503); Pinches. Venue: Peninsula Arts/ University, Plymouth, UK canvas, (03/346) Meredith Frampton, RA, Still Life, (03/955) Private Donation Dates: 23 September – 19 November 2016 Loans: Sir Joshua Reynolds spectacles, (04/2490) Exhibition: Michelangelo & Sebastiano Exhibition: Fear in Painting June 2017 Venue: The National Gallery, London, UK Venue 1: Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art Dates: 15 March – 25 June 2017 Dates: 22 July – 18 September 2017 Chantal Joffe RA Loans: Micheangelo Buonarroti, The Virgin and Child with Venue 2: The Royal Ueno Museum Looking Towards Bexhill, 2016 the Infant St John (Taddei Tondo), Marble, (03/1774) Dates: 7 October – 17 December 2017 Oil on canvas Loans: , RA, Thor Battering the Midgard Diploma Work Exhibition: Queer British Art 1861 – 1967 Serpent, (03/995), JMW Turner, RA, Dolbadern Castle, Venue: Tate Britain, London, UK (03/1383), , RA, Eagle and Vulture disputing Dates: 5 April 2017 – 1 October 2017 with a Hyena, (03/828), Philip Hermogenes Calderon, Loans: , RA, A Bathing Group, (03/258); RA, Whither?, (03/848), Charles Sims, RA, Clio and the Henry Scott Tuke, RA, July Sun, (03/710) Children, (03/1215)

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Trusts and Special Funds Administered by the Royal Academy Development Trust, Royal Academy Schools Awards, Scholarships 1 September 2016 – 31 August 2017 and Maintenance Founds

Bursary and Scholarship Funds 2016/17 July 2017 The British Institution Fund The Drue Heinz Endowment for Architecture RA Schools Show 2017 Prizes and Awards Established to offer awards of up to £1,000 to students Donated by Mrs Drue Heinz in 1993, The Drue Heinz Sponsor Scholarship Bursary Name Gabrielle Boyd under the age of 25 who are currently following recognised Endowment for Architecture supports the development of Sponsor/Name of Award Amount (£) Awardee Amount Amount courses, both full and part-time, in painting, sculpture, the Architecture Programme of The Royal Academy of Arts. Sunhead, 2017 Selina Chenevière Travel Award 4000 Adam Shield Oil on canvas, 160 x 120 cm printmaking and architecture in art schools, colleges or The Charlotte Bonham Carter 4500 - Trust RA Keeper’s Purchase Prize 2017 architectural institutions in the and the The McAulay Scholarship RA Schools Cultural Travel Prize 1000 Sam Austen Republic of Ireland. Donated by Mr Ronald McAulay and the Hon Mrs McAulay Bow Arts Almacantar Atudio Award - Jessy Jetpacks William Brake Charitable Trust 15000 5000 Glen Pudvine Thomas Heatherwick RA in 1997. Provides fees and maintenance to a student in the London 2012 Olympic Cauldron, 2017 The Sir Hugh Casson Drawing Award RA Schools. The Tiffany & Co. x Outset Studiomakers Prize - Fani Parali Ernest Cook Fund 1190 Thomas Langley Copper (polished, beaten and lacquered), burner Given annually in recognition of the best drawing in the Richie Moment SIV Cooke Fund 1810 Sam Austen (stainless steel), stem (powder coated steel) Summer Exhibition, in memory of Sir Hugh Casson PRA. The Paul Mellon Endowment Fund Anikó Kuikka 50 x 50 x 50 cm Received following a bequest in 2000, the Paul Mellon Jack Burton The Gilbert & Eileen Edgar 6000 Hamish Pearch Diploma Work The Chantrey Bequest Endowment Fund supports the general purposes of The Foundation Received under the will of Sir Francis Chantrey RA. Royal Academy of Arts. India Mackie Humphrey Ocean RA Provides for the purchase of works of art of the highest Dmitri Galitzine The Eranda Scholarship Charley Vines merit in painting and sculpture, executed entirely within the The Agnes Ethel Mackay Fund Gabriella Boyd 14000 6000 Frances Drayson Christopher, 2016 Jala Wahid Gouache on paper shores of Great Britain, in order to form a public national Received in 1981 from the estate of Miss Agnes Ethel André Dunoyer de Segonzac Hon RA Prize 555 Josephine Baker-Heaslip Richard Lockett 76.5 x 56 cm collection of British fine art. Mackay, in memory of André Dunoyer de Segonzac Hon Martin Groß Purchase supported by Lord and Lady Davies of Abersoch RA, to award travelling scholarships to students in the RA Lewis Hammond The Esmée Fairbairn 7500 - Foundation and Philip and Valerie Marsden The Selina Chenevière Travel Award Schools. Katya Lewis Established in 2000 by Antoine Chenevière in memory of Zsofia Margit The Peter Greenham 4640 Lewis Hammond his late wife Lady Selina Chenevière. Awards an annual The Pitchforth Fund Richard Wilson RA Jonathan Kelly Scholarship Fund bursary to a third-year student in the RA Schools to help Proceeds from the sale of pictures donated by (Roland) Slipstream Draft 3, 2013 Fani Parali Archival inkjet, pen, paint, ink, graphite, tippex on paper further his or her practice through travel. Vivian Pitchforth RA to provide a scholarship fund for the Holbeck Charitable Trust 10000 5000 Adam Shield Sebastian Jefford 64.5 x 122.6 cm RA Schools. Patricia Turner Sculpture Award 4,476 The Sir John Reeves Ellerman Picture Purchase Jessy Jetpacks IV Investors 10000 5000 Gina Fischli Slipstream Draft 4, 2013 Fund The Pauline Sitwell Bursary Fund Trust Award 2000 Adam Shield Nelson Leong Will Pham Archival inkjet, pen, paint, ink, graphite, tippex on paper Bequeathed by Sir John Reeves Ellerman, 1st Baronet. Received in 2012 from the estate of the late Pauline 6000 Issy Wood Royal Academy Collection Purchase - Gabriella Boyd Lucas Dillon 44.9 x 151 cm The purpose of the Ellerman Fund is to support the growth Sitwell, the fund awards an annual maintenance bursary to of The Royal Academy of Arts Collection by applying the a student in the RA Schools. Diploma Work Gold Medal - Katya Lewis 2000 Student Hardship income to the purchase of works of art, in accordance with Gabriella Boyd the Acquisitions and Disposals policy. The Ivor Rey Scholarship Fund Victoria Levin Fund 160 Jonathan Kelly Established following a gift in the Will of the late Ivor Dissertation Distinction India Mackie Martin Groß The Eranda Drawing Professorship Alan Rey. An annual award is made to students of the RA The Mr Ronald and The Hon. 2690 Dmitri Galitzine Awarded by the Eranda Foundation to establish a Schools to visit Paris, for the purpose of studying art. Hugh Merrill Book Award for Dissertation Mrs Rita McAulay Scholarship - Gabriella Boyd Distinction professorship of drawing in the RA Schools. Heritage Peters Fund 4190 Mark Corfield-Moore The Salaman-Seelig art fund The Eranda Scholarship Established in 2016 by a legacy from Auriol Seelig. The Stanley Picker Charitable Trust 1400 Zsofia Margit Received from the Eranda Foundation in 2013 to provide a purpose of the fund is to make an annual award to a Eva Goldwyn Simpkins scholarship allowing three students to pursue a three-year second-year student of the RA Schools. Glen Pudvine Hamish Pearch postgraduate course of study at the RA Schools. Matilda Moors The Starr Fund The Richard Ford Award Donated by the Starr Foundation to endow an artist-in- Pitchforth Fund 2500 1000 Daniel Burley Received from in 1976, in memory of his residence scholarship for an American student in the RA Premiums: Interim Projects 2017 Prizes and Awards Ewan Macfarlane great-grandfather Richard Ford, to enable British figurative Schools. Sponsor/Name of Award Amount (£) Awardee Edith and Ferdinand Porjes Martin Groß painters to visit Spain for the purpose of studying paintings, Charitable Trust 7000 1250 Jonathan Kelly particularly in the Prado. The Patricia Turner Award Artist’s Collecting Society Prize 1000 Issy Wood Bequeathed by James Turner, in memory of his wife Patricia, E Vincent Harris Prize* 545 Thomas Langley Red Butterfly Foundation 16522 10000 Anikó Kuikka The Frampton Fund to provide a bursary to a graduating sculpture student to Deborah Olakigbe Bequeathed by Sir George Frampton RA for executing in support his or her professional development in his or her E Vincent Harris Prize* 545 Marianne Thoermer Ivor Rey Scholarship 7270 Josephine Baker- permanent material works by British sculptors currently first year after leaving the RA Schools. Edna Rose Weiss Award* 500 Josh Pye Heaslip existing only in material of a non-permanent nature, to be presented to the nation or placed in any park, open The Edna Rose Weiss Award Ivor Rey Scholarship 7266 Roland Carline Archie Sherman Charitable 11000 6000 Gabriella Boyd Trust space, museum or art gallery in the United Kingdom or its Donated by Edna Rose Weiss. Provides an annual prize to Landseer Prize 605 Gina Fischli dominions, colonies or dependencies. a student in the RA Schools working in a figurative style. Pauline Sitwell Bursary Fund 10600 Jessy Jetpacks Landseer Prize 605 Sung Tieu The Jack Goldhill Award for Sculpture The Charles Wollaston Award Machin Foundation Prize 2000 Lucy Evetts Paul Smith & Pauline Denyer- 10000 5000 Josh Pye Donated by Jack Goldhill, an award is made annually in Donated by Charles Wollaston in 1977. Provides an annual Smith recognition of the best sculpture in the Summer Exhibition. award for the most distinguished exhibit in the Summer Machin Foundation Prize 2000 Issy Wood South Square Trust 6000 Lucy Evetts Exhibition, on the recommendation of a specially appointed Peter T Rippon Travel Scholarship 2750 Deborah Olakigbe Thomas Langley The Peter Greenham Fund panel. Donated in memory of Peter Greenham RA, former Keeper Sir Frank and Lady Short Award* 626 Mark Corfield-Moore Catherine Sparkes 300 Jonathan Kelly of the RA Schools, a full three-year scholarship to a student The Maccabeans Prize* 500 Charlie Fegan Alma Tadema Fund 1470 Thomas Langley in the Schools. Celia Walker Art Foundation Prize* 200 William Pham The Taylor Family Foundation 14000 6000 Richie Moment The de Grey Memorial Fund Auriol Seelig Bursary Award 7000 Benjamin Doherty Established in memory of Sir Roger de Grey PRA to Vandaleur Fund 3540 Benjamin Doherty provide maintenance grants to students in the RA Schools * In addition to various other awards Celia Walker Art Foundation Daniel Burley and the City and Guilds of London Art School. 1900 Ewan Macfarlane

The Harold Hyam Wingate 5000 Fani Parali Foundation

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