A DIFFERENT VIEWPOINT

Tuesday 26 April – Friday 29 April Royal College of Art YOUNG ART 2016

Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain ONCE A STAIRCASE. an artist once he grows up. NOW A STROLL —Pablo Picasso THROUGH HISTORY. As your home becomes more important, CONTENTS so does your insurer. A Year to Remember 2 A Different Viewpoint 3 About Young Art 4 Welcome 5 Thank You 7 Behind the Microscope 8 Dr Tessa Kasia A Word from the Rector 11 Dr Paul Thompson Young Art in Schools 14 Sir Christopher Frayling 16 Meet the Judges 18 A Day in the Life of a Framer 39 Silent Auction 40 Quiz 42 Acknowledgments 62

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A YEAR TO REMEMBER

Last year we celebrated the 25th anniversary of the first Young Art exhibition by raising £89,200 for Cancer Research UK. With a record number of 8,300 entries submitted and 760 on display at the Royal College of A DIFFERENT VIEWPOINT Art, it was an exceptional showcase of children’s art. Tuesday 26 April – Friday 29 April Royal College of Art Everyone at YA would like to say an Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU enormous thank you to all the people who made it happen – exhibitors, teachers, schools, parents, judges – Featuring works donated by leading contemporary artists and all our supporters who gave so and Royal Academicians, supporting Cancer Research UK generously to such an important cause. www.young-art.org.uk

WHY DONATE? could buy special could could buy a box of £35 £1,000 £2 chemical scissors which pay for the work microscope slides – yours help decode genetic secrets of the Children’s could be the slide that hidden in cancer cells Clinical Trials Team makes a breakthrough for one day, which could buy a could fund the £100 supports giving £20 chemical measuring cost of running Cancer children access to the tool which helps analyse Chat for one hour, latest cutting edge DNA molecules cancer treatments helping many parents and families through £750 could fund one very difficult times week of a clinical trial

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WELCOME

Handing over the cheque for £89,200 so generously by donating and buying from the 25th Anniversary Exhibition postcards and canvases. to the scientists at the Institute of Child Health UCL was the culmination of a The Royal College of Art has helped fantastic year for everyone included in us from the very start, offering this Young Art. We hope 2016 will bring beautiful space for our exhibition while just as much joy and generosity as we the team at Cancer Research UK have embark on another journey to encourage also supported YA in myriad ways. children to create art and raise money Their research team continues to work for this important cause. wonders thanks to your donations and Professor Kathy Pritchard-Jones and Young Art is like a mosaic made up of lots her team at ICH are enriching children’s of individual jewel-like pieces which come lives every day. together through hard work, creativity and passion. Starting with the pupils who We are forever grateful to the YA enter such imaginative pieces – those committee who voluntarily give hours exhibited represent only a fraction of and hours of their time, as well as the over 8,300 entered this year – everyone hanging team who flock to help us every who enters a picture, whether exhibited year. We start with 929 pictures in or not has contributed to Young Art. boxes and miraculously they are all Then of course the teachers who play a on the walls by the end of the day. vital role inspiring their pupils to think Finally the most magical part of the and paint ‘A Different Viewpoint’, as well YA picture is seeing the excited faces ABOUT YOUNG ART as organising the pictures and entry fees of the pupils looking at their work on – we appreciate this so much. the walls of the Royal College of Art, We must also remember the judges with an achievement for any artist! Young Art is an annual exhibition of leading artists, including some Royal their thoughtful and insightful care children’s drawings and paintings at the Academicians, and 930 are selected to be when selecting pictures, giving their Royal College of Art. Over 7,500 young exhibited. Over the last 25 years Young time and expertise to encourage the people aged 4–18 from 80 schools, Art has raised more than £900,000 next generation to paint and draw and Hilary Stallibrass & Adrea Blakeney mainly in London, enter the competition towards vital research into childhood also the parents who support CRUK Co-Chairs, Young Art every year. The pictures are judged by cancers through Cancer Research UK.

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The Minors Nursery School The Falcons School for Boys Pre-Preparatory & Preparatory

Wetherby Senior School The Falcons School for Girls

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Wetherby School

Rolfe’s Nursery School St. Anthony’s School for Boys

Portland Place School St. Anthony’s School for Girls

Hilden Grange School Abingdon House School

Pembridge Hall School Davenport Lodge School THANK YOU

Last year was an incredible success for Young Art and the • Provides first class learning which enables children and young people to achieve their full potential money raised is funding vital research into childhood cancers. • Teaching combines the best of traditional and modern methods We would like to thank everyone who donated and, of course, • Access to the latest classroom technology every child who contributed to making it a fantastic show. We hope you will enjoy this year’s exhibition and continue to support our commitment to finding new cures and kinder treatments for children with cancer.

Sir Harpal S Kumar Chief Executive Cancer Research UK

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BEHIND THE MICROSCOPE DR TESSA KASIA

Always in search of ‘a different have a surgical procedure the following difficult to get the microphone out of a real difference to cancer research for viewpoint’ the team at Young Art day. I then notify relevant departments, my hands at the end. patients with this devastating disease, was intrigued to know what goes clinical teams and researchers that they and I grabbed it. on behind the microscopes of the need to be aware and/or prepare for I’ve kept in contact with the group ever talented researchers who work for fresh biological samples to arrive. since and have been involved in hosting Did you always want to be a scientist CRUK. We asked Lead Research students over the summer to give when you were little? What else Coordinator Dr Tessa Kasia to tell us The following morning, as the samples them some vitally needed laboratory would you have done? about her experience with the charity begin to arrive, the various labs notify and research experience and visiting Oh no... I wanted to be a ballerina, like and life outside the lab. me and I liaise with them regarding schools to talk about cancer. I love every other little girl. Then, for some the quality and quantity of samples we trying to demystify scientific research reason, I decided I wanted to be an What is your role at CRUK? need for our research. I then distribute and regularly host lab tours for the engineer – I don’t think I really knew My primary focus is to coordinate all the samples we are given amongst the public to try to explain how complex what that meant at the time. I was always fresh biological patient samples for various research projects and process cancer research is. very good at biology but when it was CRUK at University College London’s the fresh tissue, blood or bone marrow time to go to uni, I was obsessed with Why did you decide to specialise Institute of Child Health and Great for our own projects. At the end of the trying to find answers to unanswerable in this area of research? Ormond Street Hospital for Children. day, we update the data with all the work questions like: Why are we here? Is there we’ve undertaken that day and prepare I didn’t really decide, it was a natural My personal project is to try and grow a god? What does this all mean? So I for the next day. progression. I was working in more cancer cells, especially the rarer ended up not pursuing science but doing endocrinology at the time and was types, from our patients’ own cancer a degree in philosophy instead. Then, of How did you first get involved asked if I could volunteer some time to cells so that researchers have material to course, what on earth does one do with with Young Art? manage an audit involving endocrinology work with in their experiments. This has a degree in philosophy; well I became a I was privileged to be asked to speak at patients with brain tumours. It was been highly successful and we are now journalist. After several years of getting last year’s 25th anniversary exhibition. fascinating and horrific. It opened my embarking on a programme of further increasingly annoyed at the world of I attended the opening night and was eyes to the complexity of issues faced by research using these cells. journalism, I forced myself to admit deeply impressed by the enthusiasm, cancer patients and their families and that I needed to be doing something Describe your typical day in the lab… dedication and hard work of everyone also the reality of the poor survival rates. which I truly love and that was science, involved. I was asked to speak again at Soon after, an opportunity presented The day begins the night before, when so I retrained and here I am. the event finale... I had no idea I would itself to join the cancer research team I check the theatre lists to see which feel such passion for the cause; it was and to contribute towards trying to make of our oncology patients are booked to

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A WORD FROM ‘… if it wasn’t for all the charitable THE RECTOR organisations, the volunteers and DR PAUL THOMPSON, RECTOR OF THE ROYAL fundraisers working so hard to raise COLLEGE OF ART money, very little research, of any kind, would take place…’ When did you first become involved work in lots of different media, from clay with Young Art? to collage. While I was interested in craft It was in 2009 when I became Rector here and art in kindergarten, it really became a at the Royal College of Art. Naturally we strong interest, and the subject I most wanted to support this good cause but it’s looked forward to, around the age of 10. great for us to have young people coming What’s special about Young Art? into a postgraduate art and design university and getting a sense of what it I think the breadth is so fantastic, to might be like to consider art and design think that there have been 12,000 entries Why should people donate? What’s your favourite work of art? as a career. It’s also fantastic for them over 25 years! It’s very encouraging to People shouldn’t have to donate, Ah, that’s easy; the works of Maxfield to come into the RCA and be able to tell see it has grown so successfully. the funding should come from the Parrish, American painter and illustrator. their friends and family ‘I’ve had my What’s your advice to budding government. Sadly, very little does He captured the light of the desert in work in the Royal College of Art!’ young artists? and any laboratory work is incredibly the southwest of the United States Follow what you want to do. Don’t expensive, so we are forced to ask for perfectly. I did a lot of travelling around Do you think art is an important part listen to parents who say there isn’t charitable donations otherwise very that area when I was younger and never of children’s development? any money to be made in it. There’s little cancer research can take place. ever managed to capture the magnificent I’m a huge advocate of art and creativity no point going through life doing a Without it we wouldn’t be able to buy colours and light bouncing off the red in the school curriculum and it’s essential job that ultimately doesn’t satisfy you. anything we need and we wouldn’t be rocks at sunset, like he did. that it’s given centre stage. It’s been If you think you’ve got that vocation, able to employ any scientists. pushed out and rather marginalised in the last five years and I believe that artist’s calling, follow it. It’s stunning to realise that if it wasn’t passionately that all children should have for all the charitable organisations, the access to performing and visual arts. The Winner of 2016 Rector’s Prize is volunteers and fundraisers working so Lucas Morel from Dulwich College hard to raise money, very little research, How did you become interested in art? of any kind, would take place outside It was the usual thing of an absolutely pharmacological industry and certainly inspiring teacher who didn’t just give you none for the rarer diseases. a pencil and a paintbrush but taught us to

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Runner Up, The Rector’s Prize NICK GOODWIN Collingham The Rector’s Prize LUCAS MOREL Dulwich College

What inspired your Who is your favourite artist? me to be able to apply skills from what I different viewpoint? I don’t think I have a favourite but study now to a more creative process. I would say what inspired me most was just to list a few of my influences who What do you want to be when you not only trying to take in as much as I seem to come back to time and time We should talk less are grown up? possible in terms of references in order again: Jenny Saville, Rachel Whiteread, and draw more to build my ideas and a general theme Marlene Dumas, Francis Bacon. Honestly, I have no idea. Hopefully for my projects but also the way my something business-based (maybe even —Johann Wolfgang von Goethe teachers and I had a constant dialogue How does art make you feel? set up my own business) which still which really helped me to push and I think art for me can also be a very allows me to be creative and especially refine my ideas. analytical subject and so it’s also nice for be around creative people.

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YOUNG ART IN SCHOOLS analyse what they see around them and to give aspiring young artists such a make sense of their world. boost – and also to contribute to the We visited three schools in London to research in the battle against cancer. What’s your favourite part of YA? see how YA makes a difference to pupils What is the best part of YA for the from a range of different backgrounds I love to see the wonderful reaction of the students and their parents when they kids in your school? see their work displayed on the walls. The pupils enjoy the whole build-up to the show and viewing their own works What is the best part of YA for the and where they have been hung but also kids in your school? the many different pictures from other Knowing that their own art work can schools at the exhibition. The event also help to raise money for cancer research crucially shows the students that art can for children as well as being given directly and indirectly have a concrete CLARE QUAMINA What’s your favourite part of YA? the opportunity to have their work bearing upon other important aspects exhibited at the Royal College of Art. Head of Art, Within the Art Class, it is the collating of of ‘everyday’ life – outside the art room! The Royal Ballet School the finished entries and looking at all the Have many of your students decided What’s your favourite part of YA? different interpretations of the theme. I When and how did you first get they would like to study art further? One of the best aspects of the Young Art love the range of images at the exhibition, involved with Young Art? Yes, we have had a good amount of for me is watching the effect it so often from the quirky, imaginative responses of students who have successfully got onto has on the students and how it enters into I got involved with Young Art in 2005 the primary school children to the more a Foundation course in art and design. their year’s work, giving it a turbo-charge! and maintained contact when I started refined studies by the older students. Last teaching at The Royal Ballet School. I year I particularly enjoyed the Teachers’ Have many of your students decided have been entering students’ artwork Evening and the talk by Sir Christopher CHRIS ROGATH they would like to study art further? for ten years now. Frayling – it was so inspiring. Head of GCSE Art Department, Yes, since 2000 many of our students What is the best part of YA for the Collingham GCSE & Sixth Form College have gone on to take-up places at kids in your school? leading art colleges and universities FRANCESCA When and how did you first get including Glasgow, The Slade, In Year 9 our students are keen to become CHARLESWORTH involved with Young Art? involved in lots of fundraising and the Chelsea, City & Guilds, Brighton, Head of Art and Design, It was a long time ago now that we first fact that with Cancer Research, it is Central St Martins, Camberwell and St. John Bosco School became involved with Young Art. If I recall ‘children helping children’; this resonates Wimbledon among others. correctly, YOUNG ART was spreading with them. It is also great for them to How do you think art benefits children? the word and our art department was have their artwork exhibited in another Art allows children to visually express naturally very keen to have the possibility ‘Royal’ institution. Performing and Visual themselves in an imaginative and of exhibiting a selection of the students’ Arts are our History and our Future! creative way. It helps them to explore and pictures at such a prestigious space and

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sense of our everyday lives so I’ve really Through this annual competition, kids had a crusade since the late 1960s to take of all ages, abilities and backgrounds those things more seriously.’ are encouraged to indulge this artistic curiosity that is natural in children and Today he is known for his books and though they don’t all end up as artists TV programmes on all facets of culture, they ‘continue with that open attitude a term he approaches with caution: ‘… to whatever problem confronts them — everything that’s made by people is a I think I’d be a bit depressed if they all form of culture. I specialised in writing ended up in art school!’ about disreputable subjects that nobody else took seriously, I rather Frayling feels strongly about the role of SIR CHRISTOPHER enjoyed doing spaghetti westerns, art on the curriculum, its equal weighting FRAYLING vampires, you name it.’ with the ‘core subjects’. ‘Art and design have been rather shunted,’ he says. He also became chairman of the Arts ‘There is a danger that they become any Council in 2005 and has long been a Ahead of this year’s edition of Young 1996 he brought in such luminaries as other business. I think it’s as important supporter of art education, instilled in Art Maria Howard sat down with the Ron Arad to ‘excite’ his students at a as literacy or numeracy.’ him from an early age at his prep school former Rector of the RCA and cultural time when design was coming to the near Ditchling, Sussex, known for its And indeed it is a path Frayling himself historian to hear about his beginnings forefront of the creative industries — ‘In involvement with the arts and crafts wishes he’d followed. ‘I regret the years with the charity and why children a way it was like discovering America… movement, and later at Repton where an I didn’t spend in an art school because should be encouraged to make art. It had been around for a long time but English master taught him that the only I’ve loved that environment ever since the world caught up at that time and way to really understand Shakespeare [joining the RCA],’ he reflects. ‘The Christopher Frayling had been a everyone started using the ‘D’ word.’ Professor at the Royal College of Art was to perform: ‘You’re inside the text creative environment of an art school is for 10 years when the very first Young At the same time, Frayling continued his and you understand the characters and fabulous preparation for unpredictable Art committee came onto the scene, work as a cultural historian, elevating their interactions — it meant a lot to me, life in the 21st century.’ breathing new life into the Kensington mainstream culture to a subject to be that sort of practical teaching.’ But teaching has brought its own rewards, galleries; ‘To start with it seemed an studied academically, a practice first With Young Art Frayling is carrying on no less for the opportunity to judge a prize odd thing – a terribly sophisticated art started in his days as a student at this tradition of championing the arts for Young Art and contribute towards a school, entirely post-graduate, what are Cambridge where he campaigned to add in schools, not just to teach the theory cause that is close to his heart: ‘In the we doing with kids’ art? But I had a look a question about 20th century film to the and techniques of the various practices early 2000s I had cancer – I’m fine, they at some of the examples of the work … finals exams: ‘I could never understand but to instil a necessary set of skills for got it in time – and I remember coming and we all thought this could be a real why it was that the curriculum of A life. He describes it as ‘being resourceful, out of hospital and going straight into pick me up for the college.’ levels and universities bore absolutely setting your own problems, self-reliance, giving the speech for Young Art so that no resemblance to … all the things we taking criticism and finding your own had a particular impact, I can tell you!’ This seems to be one of Frayling’s are surrounded by, the things that make strengths – when he became Rector in voice — all that is so important.’

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MEET THE JUDGES Photographs by Nicki Drab, Benjamin Youd and Hayley Nia Thomas

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Meet the Patron Meet the Judge PROF KEN HOWARD OBE RA PROF CHRIS ORR MBE RA Patron of Young Art Patron of Young Art

‘I’m a Patron of Young Art because I In 1973 he was appointed as the official ‘The Young Art selection and subsequent 1995. His own work is funny, serious, think art enriches everybody’s life, artist of The Imperial War Museum in exhibition is one of the very enjoyable challenging and entertaining. He has particularly drawing. When you’re Northern Ireland. He was elected to be points in my year. Young artists are exhibited widely and been bought by young you draw automatically then all an RA when he was 50 and was awarded always inventive and produce beautiful Museums and private collectors. He of a sudden you get self-conscious about the OBE for services to the arts in 2010. work and of course the charitable aims lives and works in London. it. So the great thing about Young Art is of this project help children with cancer. He has exhibited with the Richard Green that it encourages youngsters to keep to A fantastic combination!’ Gallery on London’s New Bond Street that original excitement.’ since 2002 and has also had exhibitions Chris Orr was born in 1943 and studied Art is a line around Ken Howard OBE, RA, studied at Hornsey in South Africa and America. at the Royal College of Art where he School of Art and the Royal College of Art. was later Professor of Printmaking. your thoughts He became involved with Young Art In 1958 he studied in Florence on a British He was elected a Royal Academician in —Gustav Klimt after losing his wife to cancer in 1992. council scholarship.

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Second prize MANON FORSSELL PYK Royal Ballet School

1st Prize LILY JAGO-BRIGGS THE DRAWING PRIZE Third prize Kew House School Sponsored by The Royal Drawing School NACHO GARRIGOS The Hampshire School What inspired your different viewpoint? and childlike and can be interpreted I was inspired by our visit to the Victoria in so many different ways. and Albert Museum’s exhibition Shoes- How does art make you feel? Pleasure and Pain. It really made me think about topics like feminism, for It makes me feel thoughtful and example, when looking at shoes for helps me express my ideas and bound feet from China. develop my creativity.

Who is your favourite artist? What do you want to be when you are grown up? Currently, I have a few artists whose work I really enjoy: Alexander Calder, I would really like to be a singer and John Rankin and Agnes Cecile. work in producing, designing my own However, overall my favourite is Henri album covers for example, and creating Matisse as all the work he does is my own unique style. beautiful and also somehow innocent

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Second prize AARON OSAWA- HOROWITZ Royal Ballet School

Third prize FATIMA SIDDIQI James Allen’s Girls

1st Prize HENRY KINCAID George Abbot School YEAR 10 AND YEAR 11 Prizes sponsored by Cass Art

What inspired your different viewpoint? How does art make you feel? I have always tried to look at different I think art changes how I feel depending artists from different cultures; my main on the work itself. Some art will not have inspiration comes from American artists an effect on me because I don’t personally and photographers of the 20th century. enjoy the piece of work; however, there are many art movements that I do enjoy, Who is your favourite artist? most notably the American Realism My favourite artist is probably Edward movement. Art such as this makes me Hopper. His artistic style works well feel like I am there, like I am experiencing with his paintings of the New England what the artist felt when they painted the landscape, and having studied this style, image; this is an effect I one day hope it is something I am currently trying to achieve in my own work. to do with my murals of Britain. 24 25 YOUNG ART 2016 YOUNG ART 2016

Meet the Judge Meet the Judge PATRICK CULLEN JAMES HART DYKE

‘I hugely enjoy judging the Young Art Patrick Cullen trained at Central Saint ‘I know only too well the importance of included accompanying HRH The Prince competition. Quite apart from the Martins and Camberwell College of Arts encouraging and promoting potential of Wales on royal tours, working as fact that all proceeds go to a very good in the 70s. He has had 20 solo shows in young artists, especially in an educational artist in residence for the British Secret cause, the pleasure in looking at what London, including 7 with the Thackeray environment where success in more Intelligence Service, working for the school children are producing is a Gallery and is the winner of 12 painting mainstream subjects is enormous. Young producers of the James Bond films and special one. Spotting the school with awards including the Royal Academy Art gives children a wonderful and totally working in war zones while embedded a clearly thriving art department is Summer Show’s watercolour prize, the unique chance to have their art work with the British Forces. He studied at a joy and reminds one of the crucial Pastel Society’s premier award on three shown at a prestigious venue.’ the Royal College of Art, Manchester importance of good teachers in these occasions and a runner up prize at last University and the City and Guilds of days when many think anything goes year’s Lynn Painter-Stainers exhibition. James started painting at the age of eight London Art School. in art. We may be less concerned with after seeing a small oil study by John imparting drawing skills than in the He is primarily a plein air painter of Constable. His work has always been past, but encouraging children to think both landscape and urban scenes, and centred on landscape painting, from the of new ideas, fresh ways of looking and has recently spent a lot of time in India. domesticity of painting country houses bold designs are all hugely in evidence Larger works are developed in the studio to the drama of Himalayan mountain which is very heartening.’ from studies done in situ. scenes. However recent projects have 26 27 YOUNG ART 2016 YOUNG ART 2016

Second prize JACOB HERBERT Dulwich Prep London

Third prize WILLIAM WORTHINGTON Cheam School 1st Prize MIRABELLE PIERRE WHITE Royal Ballet School YEAR 7 TO YEAR 9

What inspired your different viewpoint? How does art make you feel? I was lucky enough to see The Royal Art makes me feel absolutely free and it Ballet’s performance of Alice in really completes me. It is another part Wonderland and I loved everything of me that I enjoy and I can relax and about it from the colours to the lighting immerse myself in it. to the fabulous set design. The Queen of Hearts was great and so I used the idea of What do you want to be when you the playing cards being a ‘Game of Life’. are grown up? Ultimately I would like to become a Who is your favourite artist? professional dancer but I would also I absolutely adore the work of Damien like to act and bake! Hirst. This surprises some people but I love the way his art makes people question it. They are taken aback but then it all forms together.

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Second prize ALEXANDER REIHILL Thomas’s Battersea

Third prize ALEXANDER TRAUTMAN Westminster 1st Prize Under School ADRIEN PAJOT City of London School for Boys YEAR 4 TO YEAR 6

What inspired your How does art make you feel? different viewpoint? Art makes me feel everything! Every My different viewpoint was inspired by piece of art is designed to make you feel the French folktale called ‘le corbeau et delighted, horrified, devastated... and le renard’ which in English means ‘the I feel every one of these emotions! crow and the fox’ What do you want to be when you Who is your favourite artist? are grown up? Vermeer, for sure! ...maybe I would like to be an architect

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Meet the Judge Meet the Judge NICOLA BAYLEY JAMES LLOYD

‘I have loved judging the Young Art Nicola Bayley trained at Central St ‘It is an honour to be involved in Young the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation competition for ages and it’s never Martins from 1967 and then studied Art. The judging day always leaves Award, the Paul Smith Scholarship, stopped being a thrill and inspiration to illustration at the Royal College of Art me feeling uplifted and inspired. I feel the Windsor & Newton Young Artists’ see the entries each year. The children’s under Quentin Blake from 1971. She privileged to have the opportunity to Award, the Carrol Foundation Young work always shows skill, imagination has illustrated over 30 books, firstly with spend time looking at the children’s Artist of the Year Award, first prize in and freedom of interpretation which Jonathan Cape, then Walker Books and drawings and paintings. The fact that the BP Portrait Award, and the Ondaatje makes the exhibition such a feast when most recently two books in collaboration Young Art continually raises such Prize for Portraiture. Lloyd is a member of it’s displayed so beautifully at the RCA. with Brian Patten for Andersen Press. impressive amounts of money for the Royal Society of Portrait Painters and I remember winning an RSPCA poster She won Best Illustrated Children’s Book Cancer Research UK is a testament to has undertaken commissions for many competition when I was ten, I know it of the Year in 1991 for The Mousehole the dedication and hard work of the private and public clients and institutions gave me confidence and sewed a seed Cat by Antonia Barber. ever-smiling team behind it.’ including Newcastle University, the Bank for the future like this one does for the of England, Queen’s College, Lord’s James Lloyd graduated in the 90s with children who can see their pictures being Cricket Ground, the House of Lords, an MA from the Slade School of Fine Art. taken seriously... and it’s FUN.’ the Royal Collection and the National He teaches at the Royal Drawing School Portrait Gallery. and has won numerous awards including

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Second prize ALEXIA JENNINGS Dolphin School

1st Prize ITALA FRANCK The Study School YEAR 2 AND YEAR 3

What inspired your How does art make you feel? different viewpoint? Art makes me very happy, expressing The teacher showed to the class myself and telling a story. Sometimes different photos for inspiration, l talk the story while I am drawing it. my picture is about men at work. What do you want to be when you Who is your favourite artist? are grown up? Third prize My favourite artist is my mum. I want to be an artist when I grow up. ALFRED LÖNNBERG FINK Svenska Skolan 34 35 YOUNG ART 2016 YOUNG ART 2016

Second prize HENRY KEATING Bilton Grange

1st Prize OSCAR DOLGOPOLOV RECEPTION Eaton House AND YEAR 1

What inspired your How does art make you feel? different viewpoint? I love it a lot I have no idea! What do you want to be when you Who is your favourite artist? are grown up? My Mummy An astronaut! Third prize VIRAJ BHANDARI Golders Hill School 36 37 YOUNG ART 2016 YOUNG ART 2016

A DAY IN THE LIFE Michael Dawnay OF A FRAMER at Piers Feetham Framing and Restoration. A look behind the scenes at one of the art world’s most important jobs…

There is no typical day for a framer. for an established auction house. But Along with frames to build and finish, I had also helped a specialist painter there’s often an unexpected challenge, during a summer vacation and realised such as being asked to frame something that I really enjoyed this practical, really odd like a piece of meteorite! hands-on work. The variation, creativity and challenges of framing just seem to We will frame and restore anything tick all the right boxes and after working from an old postcard, to a Renaissance as a framer’s apprentice for a while, I drawing or Native American headdress. became my own boss! We work for private clients, artists and galleries so are most likely juggling My advice to anyone who wants to be everything at the same time. a framer these days is to get some work experience with a framer who really I love it when customers bring in knows his craft and can show you the a piece of work that they are really range and variation of the job. excited about getting framed. It could be a painting by a relative or the first One of our clients has been involved piece of art they have ever bought with Young Art from the start and but on these occasions there is an has asked us to frame a few pieces involvement and an interest from the each year, which we have always been client that’s hugely rewarding. delighted to do.

It’s particularly satisfying to rescue There is a lack of inhibition and something special that arrives in fearlessness in young children’s work; a terrible state and leaves us fully they tend to ‘draw as they see’. It’s this restored to its former glory. I also love instinct that the really wonderful and solving unusual or tricky requests. inspirational art teachers work with and nurture. A child’s view of a subject I studied art history at university is nearly always an interesting and and spent a while afterwards working refreshing one! 38 39 YOUNG ART 2016

PATRICK CULLEN NEAC Dashashwamedh Ghat, Varanasi, India, Midday Register your bid and you could be YOUNG ART SILENT signed · oil on canvas owning an original work of art by a AUCTION TO BENEFIT 78 x 64 cm including frame leading contemporary artist to hang on CANCER RESEARCH UK your wall. Proceeds will go to CRUK

JAMES HART DYKE Dent Blanche signed · oil on board KEN HOWARD OBE RA 53 x 43 cm including frame Towards Dashashwamedh Ghat, Varanasi signed · oil on board 43 x 37 cm including frame

NICOLA BAYLEY Two original book illustrations signed 19 x 13 cm excluding frame 15 x 10 cm excluding frame CHRIS ORR MBE RA “and the trumpet shall sound” 2016 signed · Pencil and watercolour 42 x 30cm excluding frame

JAMES LLOYD “Red Balloon” 2016 signed · oil on canvas 75 x 56 cm approx including frame CAN YOU SEE THE ARTIST IN THE PICTURE?

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QUIZ Test your art smarts with Illustrations by this quick quiz… Charlotte Trounce

1. Which Japanese artist famously 2. Which contemporary artist invited painted with his feet? members of the public to occupy a) Kazuo Shiraga Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth for 24 hours in 2009? b) Katsushika Hokusai a) Tracey Emin c) Utagawa Hiroshige b) Antony Gormley c) Marc Quinn

3. What was Paul Klee’s cat’s name? 4. Which Renaissance artist is 5. Which contemporary artist enjoys a) Socks believed to have been a vegetarian? dressing up in Little Bo Peep dresses and calling himself Claire? b) Bimbo a) Titian a) Damien Hirst c) Coco b) Raphael c) Leonardo da Vinci b) Eddie Peake c) Grayson Perry

6. Which designer was famous for 7. Which work of art was famously throwing his dinner plate out of hung upside down for 46 day in New the window if he wasn’t happy York’s MOMA before anyone noticed? with his meal? a) Sunflowers by Van Gogh a) William Morris b) Orange, Red, Yellow by Rothko

b) Charles Eames c) Le Bateau by Matisse

5. c), 6. a), 7. c) 7. a), 6. c), 5. c) Ron Arad

c), 4. b), 3. b), 2. a), 1.

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Nielsen William Press Isaac Seiken *Horatia Thompson *Joseph Woodworth Thomas’s Battersea James Allen’s Prep Cameron House North Bridge House Dulwich Prep London Eaton Square Alleyn’s Junior Finton House Macy Hooper Sebastian Khoo *Finn McErlean Kamilla Nizar *Rachael Proctor Emily Sherman *Pearl Tibbitt Daisy Wostenholme Thomas’s Fulham Eaton House The Manor Jax Art Studio Glendower James Allen’s Prep Cumnor House Weston Park Eaton Square Christian Hopkes Alexandra Kiezun Finn McErlean Madeleine Notley Reuben Proctor Tzofiya Simon Jude Ticktum Henry Wright St Philip’s James Allen’s Prep Cumnor House Finton House Alleyn’s Junior Wolfson Hillel Cumnor House Dolphin Selina Horasan Joni Klein Louis McEvoy Hannah Ogawa Apolline Quarez Indigo Skinnard Lou Ticktum *Daisy Wynne The Village Akiva Honeywell Junior The Village The Cavendish Alleyn’s Junior Cumnor House Dolphin Onora Howard Sujaan Kochhar Flora Macfarlane Caspar Oke Alexia Raymond Ben Skinner Sheba Trujillo Tekeste Taiba Yasin 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Clapham Prep Akiva Arun Lal Dulwich College Junior Quainton Hall L’Ecole de Battersea The Study Deutsche Schule Caylie Jackson Garden House Miran-Mazza Mahmood Karina Owens Odessa Rontogiannis Felix Steele Declan Velez-Walsh Thomas’s Kensington Isobel Lamont Dulwich Prep London Putney High Junior Ibstock Place Junior Lycée Français St Philip’s Abigail Jacobs St Peter’s Eaton Square *Louise Maignan *Alexis Pabst Marlene Rottkamp Fred Stephens Zayn Virji Wolfson Hillel Fergus James Allen’s Prep Hereward House Deutsche Schule Alleyn’s Junior Wetherby Prep Asad Jaffery Lawson-Johnston Rudy Manzi Javier Palacio-Lorences *Mateo Rubio Prida Chloe Stickland Alexey Vlassov Thomas’s Battersea Northcote Lodge Maple Walk Thomas’s Fulham Thomas’s Fulham Finton House Ibstock Place Junior Isabella Jennings Mimi Lee Francesco Mauro Lucia Papadopoulos Sebastian Rubio Prida Cecilia Stone Finley Waight Honeywell Junior James Allen’s Prep St Philip’s Cumnor House Thomas’s Fulham Thomas’s Kensington Cumnor 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Year 7 to Year 9 Sergio Gómez Madero Ludlow Morris Ethan Santos Year 10 and Year 11 Lara Howard Year 12 and Year 13 Hamza Aaniba Instituto Español Westminster Under City of London Boys Navid Attarian James Allen’s Girls Medha Bulloram Instituto Español Surchana Graham Maya Morse *Martha Sayer Collingham Natasha Hua Cambridge Tutors *Tallulah Andrews St John Bosco Channing Channing Madison Bailey George Abbot George Edmonds Cheam Thomas Griffin *Rafi Naggar Toby Seddon Royal Ballet Katie Kassam George Abbot *Ines Anoustis Westminster Under Arnold House Royal Ballet Iris Bertrand James Allen’s Girls Raphaela Hopson Ibstock Place Senior Lexa Hayden *Harel Natan *Arielle Shaul Lycée Français Milo Malcolmson Streatham and Ramneet Bains St John Bosco Kew House Ibstock Place Senior Giorgina Burchell Dulwich College Clapham Senior Highgate Wood *Arthur Henderson Maximilian Naumann Arabella Sheahan Ibstock Place Senior Lucy Porcaro Ben Malpas Imogen Barbour Royal Ballet Deutsche Schule Broomwood Hall Georgina Queen’s Gate Senior Ibstock Place Senior The Harrodian Vera Holmquist Archie Nickerson *Marcus Sieff Byworth-Morgan Molly Roylance Saudah Mukadam Lucas Biggeman Svenska Skolan Eaton House The Manor Arnold House James Allen’s Girls Channing Streatham and Kew House Matilda Horton Jared Niemeyer Vayu Singhal Owen Davies *Hannah Schuller Clapham Senior Jacob Brooke Highgate Wood Eaton Square Westminster Under Dulwich College Channing Jack Theophanous Northcote Lodge Holly Hugh-Jones Matthew Sam Smith Laura Gibbons Dan Southan Dulwich College Quinn Christodoulou Kew House O’Connell Clare City of London Boys Highgate Wood George Abbot Amelia Whiteway Kew House William Hutton Kew House *Jasper Sodha Claudia Ella Tatham Queen’s Gate Senior Hannah Cioci Kew House Joseph Pahl Eaton House The Manor Gómez Rodriguez James Allen’s Girls Channing *Elissa Jackson Hereward House Ruben Thiel Instituto Español Anna Wade Will Clarke Streatham and Alice Paracciani Svenska Skolan Ilse Henderson Streatham and Kew House Clapham Senior Kew House *Victoria Touzet James Allen’s Girls Clapham Senior Alexander Coley Ane Julve Ros Emily Pendlebury Kingston Grammar Mim Higginson Westminster Under Deutsche Schule Kew House Shyamala Toyne George Abbot Sebastian Coltrane *Jagoda Kielar Sarah Perret Channing Kew House St John Bosco Lycée Français Sahara Trujillo Tekeste David Coope *Elen Kurpjel Hugo Pignatelli Instituto Español Westminster Under Channing St Philip’s *Amber van den Berg *Anna Cornish Emma Lane Eric Pinto-Cata Streatham and Channing Instituto Español Royal Ballet Clapham Senior *Cristina De Juan Lara Sabrina Plant Martin Ventoso La Cruz Pérez Instituto Español Kew House Instituto Español Instituto Español Isabella Leadbetter Marie Poehlmann Tara von Mallinchrodt Grace Streatham and Deutsche Schule Deutsche Schule Donavan-Lafuente Clapham Senior Emilia Poland Lolly Whitney-Low The Harrodian Samuel Lesbirel Kew House Dulwich College *Tammo Dop Kew House Elsa Proudlove Jacob Wibe The Harrodian Connie Lubbock Channing Deutsche Schule Toby Driskell-Poole Broomwood Hall *Maresa Rinner Lukas Wigart City of London Boys Ethan Mclernon Deutsche Schule Kew House James Ellis Kew House Louise Roberts James Woodward Westminster Under Joseph Mahon Highgate Wood Westminster Under Manon Forssell Pyk St Philip’s Louis Robson *Rupert Yeung Royal Ballet Dana Manasir Westminster Under Westminster Under *Ollie French Bilton Grange Javier Ginevra Zambon Dulwich Prep London Inara Merali Rodriguez Martinez Royal Ballet 68 Battersea Bridge Road *Anjali Gill Channing Instituto Español Nimar Zhao Kew House Shiv Mirpuri Christian Sanders Westminster Under London SW11 3AG Abhay Goel Westminster Under Kew House Westminster Under *Sulemaan Mohi 020 7228 7847 Quainton Hall www.robertyoungantiques.com

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Young Art Committee would like to thank the Royal College of Art for its considerable continuing support over the past 26 years and also the following who have contributed generously to the exhibition:

The Oak Foundation Providers of Food Piers Feetham Framing Narenj Art Gallery Aqua Pura and Restoration 94 Alexandra Park Road, Providers of Prizes McVities 475 Fulham Road, London SW6 1HL London N10 2AE Cass Art Moët Hennessy 020 7381 5958 020 3638 0101 Daler Rowney [email protected] www.narenj.co.uk Waitrose, Belgravia Macmillan Books Whole Foods Frameworks Picture Framing Muswell Hill South Kensington Books 17 Park Rd, Crouch End, Dukes Mews, London N10 2QN The Folio Society Framers of Prize Winning Pictures London N8 8TE 020 8883 1065 Royal College of Art Carters Glass Centre Ltd 020 8348 3834 16 Crouch End Hill, Hornsey, The Studio The Royal Drawing School www.frameworkscrouchend.co.uk London N8 8AA 1 Gastein Road, London W6 8LT Providers of Materials 020 8340 2297 Gallery 19 020 7385 7512 3M www.cartersglasscentre.co.uk 19 Kensington Court Place, London W8 5BJ Photography Cass Art Alec Drew Picture Frames Ltd 020 7937 7222 Dora Bertolutti Howard Henkel 5–7 Cale Street, London SW3 3QT www.gallery19.com www.dorasphotos.com Seawhite 020 7352 8716 Jealous Gallery Charlie Milligan Slater Harrison [email protected] 27 Park Road www.charlesmilligan.com London N8 8TE 020 8347 7688 www.jealousgallery.com

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Thanks Co-Chairs: Adrea Blakeney and Aaron Printing Ltd. Hilary Stallibrass www.aaronprintingltd.com Committee: Charlotte Coad, Sara Global Erecting Sign Services Connolly, Kate Dilnott-Cooper, www.gess.uk.com William Dillnott-Cooper, Sally Frankl, Maria Howard, Clover Stevens, India Nadia Galitzine, Rohays Galitzine, Jacques and the team at Christies Sasha Galitzine, Emma Gibson, Teresa Just Us Digital Gonzalez del Campo, Laline Hay, [email protected] Maria Howard, Elizabeth Jordan, Laline Hay at Bolter Design Georgina Lewis, Betty O’Brien, Lizzie www.bolterdesign.com Ridding, Ruth Sharif, Clover Stevens, Print Station Gilly Vincent, Charlotte Wilson www.printstationbexhill.co.uk Kimm Stevens The Judges: kimmstevens.com Nicola Bayley, Patrick Cullen NEAC, James Hart Dyke, Prof Sir Christopher Young Art Frayling, James Lloyd, Prof Chris Orr Patrons: Prof Ken Howard OBE RA MBE RA, Dr. Paul Thompson Prof Chris Orr MBE RA

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