Annual Report 2013 Annual Report 2013

The Royal Academy of Arts is a unique organisation – one that remains true to its origins in 1768 as a place where art is made, exhibited and debated. Our mission is simple: to be a clear, strong voice for art and artists.

We are an independent charity, led by eminent artists and architects – the Royal Academicians – and we do not receive revenue funding from government. We are entirely reliant upon funds from our activities, and on the support of sponsors, donors and our loyal Friends to continue our work.

Your support is our future.

This report covers the period 1 September 2012 – 31 August 2013.

2 Contents

04 President’s Foreword 06 Secretary and Chief Executive’s Introduction

08 Public engagement To inspire and engage a wider public

14 Academic engagement To engage scholars and nurture the artists of the future

20 Spaces To establish spaces fit for a 21st-century Academy

24 People To realise the full potential of our Members and staff

28 Finances To fulfil our objectives and safeguard our future

36 Appendices

Visitors in Burlington House. Photo © Benedict Johnson

‘The contribution of the Academicians President’s to the life of the Royal Academy spans Foreword the organisation: from teaching to Christopher Le Brun PRA lectures, exhibitions to fundraising.’ President of the Royal Academy

Wherever I have gone this year on behalf of the Handley CBE FBA, our Professor of Ancient Royal Academy, whether Tokyo, New York or Literature. I am delighted to welcome seven Hong Kong, I have been struck by the respect, new Royal Academicians: Ron Arad, Thomas curiosity and wonder that the RA inspires. Heatherwick, Chantal Joffe, Mike Nelson, Sean Respect – because of our history and illustrious Scully, Conrad Shawcross and Emma Stibbon. predecessors, curiosity for how the Academy We also elected Honorary Academicians renews and sustains itself, and wonder as to Marlene Dumas and Rosemarie Trockel. how we could possibly have survived, virtually alone amongst the historic academies, to be In the RA Schools, Piers Gough was appointed as vigorous if not more so, than when we were Professor of Architecture, while Mary Beard first established. was given the honorary post of Professor of Ancient Literature. She succeeds such celebrated Much of this is due to the Academicians, former holders of the post as Samuel Johnson. because this is an organisation where artists and architects lead. Together through Council and One of the year’s highlights was our presentation our delegated committees and assisted by of a gift of more than 100 works on paper to formidable and generous external advisers, they Her Majesty The Queen. This magnificent have overseen the Keeper’s House development addition to the Royal Collection was presented for the Friends – completing this major in November 2012 to mark the Diamond undertaking in all its complexity, on time and Jubilee, and received worldwide press and under budget. From teaching to lectures, television coverage. The Queen, as Patron of from exhibitions to fundraising, they have the Royal Academy, had previously been given the opportunity to make this part of the a portfolio of works to mark her Silver Jubilee in contemporary art world their own. Always 1977. It will be exhibited at The Queen’s Gallery, freethinking, artists and architects of this Buckingham Palace in November 2013. distinction bring energy, imagination and spirit to everything they do. I am grateful to all my fellow Academicians for their contributions to our current success. They This organisation inspires loyalty, love and in turn would I’m sure prefer me to devote my occasional exasperation, but I’d like to think deepest thanks to all those who have supported that under my Presidency, the warmth and us: our trustees, sponsors, philanthropists, human qualities of our home for the arts has Patrons, Friends of the RA, and also our become even more apparent. Therefore we feel wonderful staff, our students and our public, the loss of our Members keenly. We were who show their continuing interest in what we

Christopher Le Brun PRA. saddened by the deaths of Dr John Bellany do on every day of the year. Photo © Steve White CBE RA, Ralph Brown RA, and Professor Eric

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‘Our bold ambitions to Secretary and Chief transform Burlington Executive’s Introduction

Gardens are underway. Dr Charles Saumarez Smith CBE We are working in Secretary and Chief Executive exciting ways to reach new audiences…’

In February 2013, the Royal Academy devised This record of the past year’s work shows that a new Strategic Plan. The five-year plan builds we have already begun. Our bold ambitions to towards our 250th anniversary in 2018 and its transform Burlington Gardens are underway. five principal objectives outline what we want We are working in exciting ways to reach new to achieve by then: audiences – from innovative digital platforms to share our Collection and displays more widely, 1. To inspire and engage a wider public to mounting exhibitions across the globe, most recently in Singapore and Qatar. 2. To engage scholars and nurture the artists of the future Our work was recognised at the Walpole Awards, where the Royal Academy was granted 3. To establish spaces fit for the 2012 award for British Cultural Excellence. a 21st-century Academy The competition was steep, and included the Cultural Olympiad. It was an outstanding year, 4. To realise the full potential from the sell-out success of exhibitions such as of our Members and staff Bronze and Manet: Portraying Life to this year’s wonderful Summer Exhibition, which drew its 5. To fulfil our objectives and largest audience for five years. safeguard our future I would like to thank all the staff and supporters of the Royal Academy, and to thank especially the President, Christopher Le Brun, for his tireless promotion of the organisation. With everyone’s support, we will see the Academy virtually double in size in time for our 250th anniversary. It will allow us to do more things with more visitors, and realise our ambition to become the world’s foremost artist- led cultural institution.

Dr Charles Saumarez Smith CBE. Photo © Benedict Johnson

6 7 ‘Getting to know how the Public engagement Academy works, as a newly To inspire and engage elected RA, one sees how a wider public broad its reach is. The exhibitions attract huge numbers of the public, but so too do the events programme, workshops, links with schools, The RA is committed access and outreach, and to reaching as large and much more.’ diverse an audience as Mali Morris RA, Chair of the Learning Committee possible. Our popular programme of exhibitions and events enable the public to experience some of the world’s greatest art and architecture.

Visitors at the Summer Exhibition 2013. Photo © Richard Eaton

8 9 Public engagement  ‘Bronze is miraculous. ‘The range and variety The metal, and the of Manet’s portraits are exhibition. … a revelation’ You can’t ask more of The Daily Telegraph a blockbuster.’ The Guardian

‘One of the most astonishing sculpture around the world. So popular was Manet Showing more of the Academy exhibitions ever mounted’ was how the that opening hours had to be extended Alongside its international exhibitions, New York Review of Books described the until midnight on the closing weekend. the RA is committed to putting more of Royal Academy exhibition, Bronze. its own usually hidden Collection on public display. Constable, Gainsborough The RA’s exhibitions are world-renowned. From Brooklyn to Mexico Turner and the Making of Landscape In 2012/13, they attracted over 1,000,000 North America took hold of The not only exemplified the contrasting visitors. Bronze was the year’s opening Sackler Wing of Galleries in 2013. achievements of these three great masters display and brought together 160 of the George Bellows 1882–1925: Modern of English landscape painting, but also world’s greatest bronzes, many classed American Life, supported by Edwards revealed the unexpected depth and quality as national treasures. The time span of Wildman and the Terra Foundation, of the RA’s historic print collection. The the works was immense, from the Nahal was the UK’s first retrospective of exhibition drew 87,000 visitors to what Mishmar hoard of 3700 BCE (discovered works by the American Realist painter. The Times called ‘a spectacular show of in Israel) to a 2012 wall sculpture by Anish On Twitter, Mark Gattis recommended natural beauty’. Displays on Sydney Lee Kapoor RA. Outstanding sculptures the exhibition, calling it ‘beguiling, RA and Hugh Casson PRA celebrated the Top: Visitors at the Summer Exhibition 2013. included a Hellenistic dancing satyr, a alarming, beautiful, violent, strange.’ life and work of two former Academicians, Photo © Benedict Johnson sixth-century Indian Buddha, human Bellows was fascinated by New York’s singling out Lee’s innovative printmaking Middle: Édouard Manet figures from Nigeria and Benin and a gritty urban landscape, its technological for reconsideration and paying homage to Boy Blowing Bubbles, 1867 Donatello Lamentation. As one visitor marvels and its diverse inhabitants. Casson’s skills as an architect, designer, Oil on canvas, 100.5 x 81.4 cm boasted on Twitter: ‘Christmas shopping His visceral subjects, from boxing watercolourist and impresario. Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon. Exhibition – no thanks. Been to fabulous Bronze matches to lynchings, drew a powerful organised by the Royal exhibition.’ The exhibition featured response from viewers. One critic RA exhibitions also present the work of Academy of Arts, London with the Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio. on BBC2’s The Culture Showand The compared him to Goya, and noted living artists. TheSummer Exhibition drew Guardian, Independent, Mail on Sunday of the painter’s fight scenes that ‘even record crowds, while displays in Burlington Bottom: Installation view of 2012 Royal Academy and Sunday Telegraph all awarded it five Bellows’ energetically jabbing, stabbing Gardens included installations by Mariko exhibition, Bronze. stars. Nearly 225,000 people attended. brushstrokes join the fray, as fast- Mori and works by today’s Royal Photo © Royal Academy of moving as the fight itself’. Academicians in RA Now. Academicians Arts, London/Marcus Leith Manet: Portraying Life attracted over also featured in a sculpture display at 340,000 visitors to see what was, according Mexico: A Revolution in Art, 1910–1940 Hatfield House in Hertfordshire, and as to the The Daily Telegraph, ‘a revelation’. followed. It depicted the 30 years part of Artists’ Laboratory, an annual The retrospective, organised with the that followed the start of the Mexican programme supported by the Friends of Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio, and revolution, a period of immense change the RA which gives Royal Academicians supported by BNY Mellon, was the first marked by a surge of artistic creativity. an opportunity to explore new ideas in a ever devoted to Manet’s portraits. Drawing What resulted – documented in paintings, gallery setting. In 2012, Hughie O’Donoghue together works from major collections in photographs and prints by Mexican artists, RA presented five works that constructed Europe, Asia and the USA, the exhibition as well as works by outside figures such as a ‘memory’ of what his father experienced showed how Manet depicted not just Edward Burra and Josef Albers – was, as in the Second World War. New works by individual politicians, writers and artists Time Out succinctly put it, ‘an eye-popping Stephen Chambers RA included The Big who sat for him, but 19th-century Parisian illustration of Mexican history’. The Country, 78 screen-prints portraying life as a whole, with its railways, cafés and exhibition was supported by Conaculta, journeys and migration. Over 12,000 crowds thronging the Tuileries. Works visitmexico.com, Sectur, and Art Mentor people attended the two Artists’ Laboratories. spanning Manet’s entire career took in Foundation Lucerne. In total the two Mark Hampson, appointed artist in figures such as Stéphane Mallarmé and shows attracted 145,000 visitors. residence at the RA in 2010, created Almost Emile Zola, Claude Monet and Berthe Real Art, a satirical archaeology of the RA. Morisot. Media support for the RA created Barthélemy Prieur Delving into the archives, he reimagined Acrobat Performing a huge impact, from partnerships with The a Handstand, c. 1600–30 the Academy through a series of mock- Times and Clear Channel to the RA’s first Bronze, Height 30 cm historical artworks. Lent by the Syndics of the cinema release of an exhibition. Screened Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge in April, the production was the first in Photo © The Fitzwilliam Museum, a series of films shown in 30 countries Cambridge

10 11 Public engagement ‘Widening access to the public is a key priority. In January 2013, the RA announced that all children under the age of 12 would have free admission to our exhibitions.’

Architectural features the award-winning RA Magazine four A-level students. Learning activities Architecture is another major feature of times a year; 30,000 Friends subscribe to included week-long placements at the the RA’s public programme. Evening our e-newsletter. This interest in the RA RA, a workshop on design and sessions lectures throughout the year saw talks extends to an array of talks, visits and offering students advice on foundation by celebrated architects Dietmar Eberle, special events to which Patrons and Friends courses in Art and Design. An evening Fernando Menis, Sir Michael Hopkins RA are invited. In 2012/13, Friends enjoyed event saw attRAct students invite 100 and Eduardo Souto de Moura. Displays over 100 events and excursions, while young people from groups associated with included Eros to the Ritz: 100 Years of Street Patrons could visit the studio of Thomas various London art galleries, where they Architecture and Same Old, Same Old, a Heatherwick RA or enjoy a weekend brought Burlington Gardens to life with site-specific work by artist Blue Firth (a touring the stately homes of north Norfolk. an alien, fortune-telling and space-themed graduate of the RA Schools) questioning The Burlington Series, a new programme food. Students across the UK were also how art and architecture tamper with the for Patrons starting in September 2013, encouraged to submit works to the A-level functions of spaces. The hugely successful will celebrate the RA as an academy, with Summer Exhibition Online, which continues Richard Rogers RA: Inside Out had, by the an opening salon supper hosted by the to attract new schools every year. end of September, attracted over 50,000 philosopher John Gray. visitors to its dynamic display of models, Access for everyone photographs, notebooks and drawings. To reach younger audiences, the RA Widening access for the public is a All showed Rogers’ unique attention to organises workshops and gallery trails key priority. In January 2013, the RA the ethical, aesthetic and political for families. Attendance at our Family announced that all children under the dimensions of architecture. Inside Out Studios increased over the past year. These age of 12 would have free admission to was a ‘fascinating reminder’ said Apollo monthly events inspired young people to our exhibitions. With funding from the magazine ‘of Rogers’ brilliance’. The look at colour in different media; re-enact Heritage Lottery Fund, we appointed our exhibition was supported by Ferrovial paintings from the RA Collection; paint first Audience Insight Manager to better Agroman, Heathrow and Laing O’Rourke. family members after Manet’s portraits; and understand current visitors and attract use lego to build like Richard Rogers. For new audiences. Growing numbers of The architecture series, like all the RA’s all RA exhibitions, children could become creative professionals from across the UK programming, was part of a range of Art Detectives, picking up a free guide that and internationally are studying the RA’s events that appeal to different audiences prompted them to draw, look more closely access programming, which is supported with different approaches to culture. at the art and engage creatively with what by GlaxoSmithKline. Audio description, Welcoming participation in the public they saw. We also travelled outside the RA touch tours, private views for wheelchair debate about art and architecture, the to reach audiences who might not otherwise users, interactive talks using British Sign RA Forum ran open discussions on the come to us. We ran family events with Language or lipspeaking – all create poetic image in the digital age and Mayan charity Vital Regeneration and trialled opportunities where anyone with special modernism in America. Soapbox Talks workshops for under-fives with Soho Family needs is not excluded from London’s invited Carolyn Steel, Anna Minton and Centre and Fitzrovia Community Centre. cultural life, but welcomed into it. With other commentators from the worlds of A family workshop at Westfield Shopping support from JTI, the RA organised architecture, design, art and engineering Centre in Shepherd’s Bush attracted over workshops and tours for service users from to make passionate and provocative 400 participants. Crisis and Leonard Cheshire Disability. 15-minute polemics on issues affecting Working with young homeless people, cities today. Then came the audience Art Meets Science, with artist Mariko we ran art workshops with the Broadway response. An array of talks, tours and Mori and Professor Brian Cox, drew Centre in Shepherd’s Bush, supported by workshops covered topics as diverse as enthusiastic praise from audience members BNY Mellon. Our programme InMind, Manet and music, photographing bronze, for its exploration of how art can connect in conjunction with the Alzheimer’s American ashcan painters and Mexican imaginatively with science. Further Art Society, has created sessions at the RA architecture. Meets . . . events are planned. Working with for older people with special needs and schools, the RA organised free workshops those with dementia. Reaching our audiences on sculpture, casting and portraiture Family Studio: From the Ground The participation of the Friends and for primary and secondary pupils. All Up workshop for Richard Rogers Patrons is a central component of the RA’s sessions were fully booked. The attRAct RA: Inside Out, August 2013. public activities. Each Friend receives programme ran more than 50 events for Photo © Richard Eaton

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‘The Academy is a place of Academic engagement learning. This is evident To engage scholars in the presence of the RA and nurture the artists Schools at the very heart of of the future the institution. Moreover, I’m immensely proud that the Schools is at the forefront of contemporary Behind the popular face art practice, and remains of public exhibitions stands independent and free to an array of expertise. those that study here.’ Eileen Cooper RA, The RA Schools train Keeper of the RA Schools postgraduate artists. Our learning programmes and scholarly resources engage both academic and general audiences.

Preparing for the RA Schools Show 2013. Photo © Benedict Johnson

14 15 Academic engagement ‘Lynette Yiadom-Boakye won the Future Generation Art Prize, an international juried prize of $100,000.’

The Royal Academy Schools is Britain’s Burlington Gardens provided the highly The success of the RA Schools has oldest art school. It has been an integral effective setting for these contemporary benefited enormously from the support part of the RA since its foundation in 1768. works that included painting, sculpture, of Newton Investment Management. Past students range from JMW Turner RA video and installation. In June, the Royal In 2012/13 the RA raised £410,000 for and William Blake to Anthony Caro RA Academy Schools Show featured work by the the Schools through charitable trusts and and John Hoyland RA. year’s 17 graduating artists. Displays ranged corporate sponsorship, ensuring elements from wigs made of goat’s hair to a full-size such as free tuition keep the Schools The RA Schools offers the UK’s only cactus of cast resin. Many of the artists accessible to all talented young artists, three-year, full-time postgraduate fine have already begun to exhibit elsewhere. regardless of their means. Additional art course. This year, 473 applicants from Over 5,500 people attended the exhibition, support came from the Friends of the RA, across the world competed for places: 17 and both shows offered tours for Friends who were given behind-the-scenes tours were admitted. The programme focuses and Patrons. to inspire a greater understanding among on studio-based practice across all supporters of the work that goes on. contemporary media, with a wide range Alumni success and support The Schools Annual Dinner and Auction, of learning opportunities. Staff provide Alumni of the RA Schools gained many generously supported by donations from tutorials and group critiques. Leading honours, ensuring its international Schools alumni and Academicians, raised figures in the art world, including Royal reputation for excellence. In the UK, Sarah a gross profit of just under £200,000. Academicians, give talks and lectures. Pickstone won the £25,000 John Moores Writing and professional practice are Painting Prize, while Lynette Yiadom- Publications and research included as essential elements for any artist Boakye won the Future Generation Art The RA’s publications support its academic embarking on a career. Prize, an international juried prize of life at all levels. Education guides for $100,000 which was officially announced at teachers and secondary students, as well as RA Schools events and exhibitions the opening of the Venice Biennale. those for adult audiences, provide essential In 2012/13, events included artist’s talks One of her works has been included in historical background to our special by Enrico David, Laure Provost and the recent rehanging of Tate Britain and exhibitions. This year, we also published others, as well as lectures by philosopher she has been shortlisted for the 2013 Collections in Focus. The guide provides an Jonathan Ree and playwright Deborah Turner Prize. introduction to the paintings, sculptures Levy. Richard Wilson RA, Professor of and works on paper in the RA Collection. Sculpture, organised ‘Frog, Pond, Plop’, The support of those affiliated with the RA An increasing resource for our public an evening of performance that brought Schools remains a testament to its work programme, the RA Collection holds over together artists from the RA Schools and and the lifelong commitment it inspires in 2,000 paintings and sculptures, 18,000 outside. Internationally, exchange its graduates. Pauline Sitwell, who studied prints and drawings, 2,000 architectural programmes saw two RA students study at the RA Schools in the 1930s and later designs and 5,000 early photographs. in Japan and Singapore, while in turn the co-founded the RA Schools Alumni, left Scholarly publications ranged from Schools welcomed art students from Japan a legacy of £1.5 million, which will provide exhibition catalogues on Edouard Manet, and the USA. a major contribution to the RA’s capital Bronze, George Bellows and Mexico to campaign. A student bursary will also be monographs on Chris Orr RA and Ken A public programme of events and established in her name. The contribution Howard RA. Catalogues raisonnés were exhibitions gives visitors access to the of Academicians such as Bill Jacklin RA published of the prints of Craigie Aitchison Schools’ intellectual and creative output. ensured the continuing success of the RA and Sydney Lee RA. Charles The Annual Lecture was given by writer Schools’ print publishing programme, RA Saumarez Smith’s history of the early days Chris Kraus, while a symposium on ‘The Editions. Proceeds of the sales contribute of the RA was well-received. The Company Discursive Object’ looked at how artists to the RA Schools. Grayson Perry RA’s of Artists: The Origins of the Royal Academy of Top and bottom left: Preparing deploy multiple voices and other strategies. print The Island of Bad Art sold out at Arts in London was published by Modern for the RA Schools Show 2013. Videos of the seminar can be viewed on the the London Original Print Fair, grossing Art Press and Bloomsbury. Photo © Benedict Johnson RA website. Two annual exhibitions offer £135,000. Around 40 prints by Bottom right: A live radio students an important opportunity to Academicians, graduates and associates External ties contribute to the RA’s broadcast from the RA Schools’ studios, part of a work from the display their work. Held in March 2013, of the RA Schools are now available. intellectual vitality. Our exhibitions RA Schools Show 2013. Premiums showed the work of second-year All proceeds from the sale of the prints programme draws on experts and Photo © Benedict Johnson students midway through their course. go directly to support the RA Schools. institutions from across the world. During

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the past year we worked with academics RA’s Winter Exhibition catalogues, funded ‘With the developments at from Toledo to Canberra, Washington to by the Samuel H. Kress Foundation, also Burlington Gardens and Vienna on current and future exhibitions. broadened access to the RA’s Collection. The Academy’s Library and Archive It is now possible to browse all RA loan the touring exhibition of provide an unparalleled resource for the exhibitions from 1870–1939 online, works from the Collection to study and appreciation of the history of the including numerous historic installation RA and more generally of professional photographs from our Photographic Australia and Japan, these artistic practice and training since the Archive. The Designation Development are exciting times for the mid-18th century. During the past year, Fund (Arts Council England) supported nearly 1,900 visitors used the Library (an research and cataloguing of the RA’s Collections department.’ increase of 5.4%). They included a group plaster casts of ancient Greco-Roman of actors researching their roles for a architectural details and ornament. Ian McKeever RA, forthcoming Mike Leigh film on the life New opportunities for the study and Chair of Collections and of JMW Turner RA. The Library enjoyment of this little-known collection, Library Committee Information Desk fielded more than 2,500 much of which formerly belonged to requests from both academics and members Sir Thomas Lawrence PRA, are emerging. of the public. Plans include a spectacular display of historic casts along the public route Sharing the Collection internationally between Burlington House and The Collection is at the heart of research Burlington Gardens. and widening access to the RA’s resources. Loans support outside institutions and online access to the Collection has increased the number of requests for objects not previously exhibited. A colossal example was Sebastiaan van Noyen’s Baths of Diocletian (1558). The RA’s unique set of Above: At work in the all six architectural engravings (some more Royal Academy Archive. than 10 feet long) was loaned to Leuven Photo © Benedict Johnson

and Paris as one of the opening displays Opposite: in the exhibition Hieronymus Cock: The Royal Academy Library. The Renaissance in Print. Digitisation of the Photo © Benedict Johnson

18 19 ‘We are very close to seeing Spaces our ambitious plans for To establish spaces the RA buildings realised, fit for a 21st-century with Burlington Gardens Academy redeveloped and properly connected to Burlington House. This will greatly extend the potential Permission was granted for the RA in terms of for the redevelopment exhibitions, education of Burlington Gardens, and visitor experience.’ Chris Wilkinson RA, which will create new Chair of Client Committee spaces for learning, our Collection and exhibitions – transforming the way we can engage with our visitors.

View from the rooftop of Burlington House during the Keeper’s House construction. Photo © Philip Sayer

20 21 Spaces ‘A physical link between Burlington House and Burlington Gardens will transform the RA into a single, unified site of just over two acres.’

Mariko Mori: Rebirth. Burlington Gardens. Photographer: Marcus Leith © Royal Academy of Arts, London

Doing more in Burlington Gardens facilities and create access to the new brick to mark the building’s new direction. electricity consumption, and this The past year saw several milestones in our Central Link, are also being progressed. The Keeper’s House is intended as a stylish accreditation provides tangible proof of progress toward completing the project This project will coincide with the works in sanctuary for artists and art lovers. It more our commitment to a greener environment. by 2018, the RA’s 250th anniversary. Burlington Gardens. than doubles the existing space available Burlington Gardens became a regular to the Friends of the RA. Opening in Virtual spaces feature of our exhibitions programme. In May 2013, we were pleased to learn that September 2013, the Keeper’s House will New spaces are also a question of new It affords new possibilities for what we can Westminster City Council had granted allow the RA to offer more to Academicians, technologies. To bring the RA as a virtual do at the RA. The space hosted RA Now, planning permission for our plans for Patrons, Friends and the general public space to new audiences worldwide, a a display of works by today’s Royal Burlington Gardens and the new link to through increased social spaces, extended redesign of our website will go live in 2014. Academicians, and Rebirth, an immersive Burlington House. It was an important opening hours and a programme of Digital platforms are proving increasingly exhibition of installations and drawings milestone for the project and showed that exhibitions and events. attractive to visitors. A multimedia guide by Mariko Mori, timed to coincide with it had gained wider approval. Among the for Manet enriched visitors’ experience of the winter solstice. Several were created project goals has been a desire to maintain When the website was launched the show. Online content developed for especially for the RA display. They were excellent relations with our neighbours, (keepershouse.org.uk), it received over the Guardian website included a time-lapse followed by Richard Rogers RA: Inside Out, English Heritage, conservation bodies, 3,000 visitors in the first ten days. It’s video of Richard Rogers’ environmental a dynamic display (designed by Rogers’ son, licensing authorities and local businesses. not often the RA encourages the public house being installed in the Annenberg Ab) which incorporated visitor responses The RA is an essential component to the to ‘upload your napkin’, but this playful Courtyard and a live Q&A with the and a bicycle-powered coffee point, as part commercial and artistic mix in the area. initiative is part of the RA’s welcoming architect. RA Magazine also introduced of its case for eco-design. The new RA A new book by Charles Landry, Culture & approach to celebrate public creativity digital content, available straight from the Studio Shop opened, as did a new café. Commerce: The Royal Academy & Mayfair, within its traditional spaces. Over 100 designs page via a new visual-image recognition Pace Gallery launched a London showroom showed just how crucial the RA is in have been submitted in a competition to application. On both Facebook and Twitter, in the west wing of Burlington Gardens. balancing creativity and learning with appear on a future Keeper’s House cocktail our numbers reached 100,000, an increase The arrival of Pace London has strengthened market interests and gentrification. napkin, from ravenous birds to an easy of 60,000 followers in ten months. Like the presence of contemporary art in fill-in-the-blank form for romantic pick-ups. all our digital platforms, social media Mayfair, complementing existing galleries Keeper’s House nears completion is proving a highly effective area for Connecting new facilities in Burlington in the area and drawing attention to the A £6.5 million project to redesign the Sustainable buildings promoting the RA’s work and bringing Gardens with Burlington House in RA’s own long-term plans for Burlington Keeper’s House has been led by award- Over the entire RA site, a variety of it to a wider public. Piccadilly, the Burlington Project – part Gardens. ‘There’s a sense of momentum and winning architects Long & Kentish. This improvements maintained the historic of a masterplan by David Chipperfield confidence now,’ says David Chipperfield little known corner of the RA to the east of building and kept it fit for the future. From redesigned spaces such as the Architects – will offer an exciting range RA. ‘The boat’s already sailing.’ the main entrance was once the grace-and- A pop-up café in the Architecture Room Keeper’s House to the continuing of opportunities for visitors. There will favour residence of the Keeper of the Royal stood in to serve Friends during the preservation of our existing buildings, be new exhibition spaces. A 300-seat Funding and planning permission Academy Schools. It was added to Lord refurbishment of the Casson Room. A the RA is doing more and more to share auditorium will establish the RA’s In April 2012, the Heritage Lottery Fund Burlington’s 18th-century mansion in the £2.8 million project has seen the complete its history. When we open our doors each importance as a centre for public debate (HLF) awarded the RA development 1870s by the architect Sydney Smirke RA. replacement of 20-year-old air conditioning autumn for Open House London, we on art and architecture. Displays and funding of £458,000 - a first round pass The present-day architects have both in The Sackler Wing. The new systems aim to communicate to members of the new technology will enable the visitors towards applying for a full Heritage Grant modernised the existing facilities and afford close-control conditions public the great history of the Academy, to engage with the RA’s heritage as never of £12.24 million towards the redevelopment revealed the building’s architectural to protect the most sensitive works of art its glorious present home in Burlington before. A state-of-the-art Learning Centre of Burlington Gardens. Following history, retaining many original details in our exhibitions. The second phase of House and all that it stands for. When will provide the RA with dedicated space extensive research and the development from ceiling beams to hearths dating to this project will replace plant serving the the new spaces of Burlington Gardens to build on and expand its successful of plans, programmes and strategies, the 1660s. This history is brought up to Weston Rooms and boilers serving are fully open in 2018, the galleries and learning programme, while expansion of the round-two application has now been date with contemporary interiors by Burlington House. Other behind-the- programming should inspire an even Top: The Architecture Room the RA Schools will ensure the Academy’s submitted to HLF for consideration. David Chipperfield RA, a glass lift and scenes upgrades included £1.6 million greater passion in visitors young and old for during the Keeper’s House teaching and public programmes remain The funding is contingent upon the RA wifi. The luxurious new space includes a works around Galleries 7 and 8. the unique place of the RA in the cultural construction. Photo © Owen Matthias closely allied. The redevelopment of matching the HLF grant. In 2012/13, we restaurant, bar and walled garden, and will life of the nation. Burlington Gardens will include new achieved this goal, through the extraordinary display works of art by Royal Academicians. Environmentally we seek to ensure the The Keeper’s House Topping Out Ceremony, April 2013. art-handling facilities and better disabled generosity of several key individuals At its Topping Out ceremony in April 2012 buildings are run as sustainably as possible. Left to right Grayson Perry access. A physical link between Burlington alongside pledges from the Foyle Foundation – reported in the national and architectural The RA was pleased to be awarded Carbon RA, Eileen Cooper RA, Stephen Fry, Christopher Le House and Burlington Gardens will and the Wolfson Foundation. Plans to press – Stephen Fry, Grayson Perry RA Trust Standard accreditation in 2013. Brun PRA, Rolf Kentish. transform the RA into a single, unified site refurbish the Burlington House Entrance and the present Keeper Eileen Cooper RA Since 2008/9 we have steadily reduced Image © Darren Gerrish of just over two acres. Hall, which will provide improved visitor were among those who laid a symbolic our carbon emissions due to gas and

22 23 ‘The RA has long been an People important part of my To realise the full artistic landscape. Since potential of our my election I realise that Members and staff behind the brilliant exhibition programme is a dedicated and inspired community of people.’ Emma Stibbon RA, From the elected elected March 2013 Academicians to the staff who work here, the RA derives its character from the people who contribute to its success. Making the most of their rich potential is essential to all that we achieve.

Burlington Gardens entrance hall. Photo © Mark Blower

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The RA is an academy of people. Since its over 10,000 paintings, prints, sculptures The RA was also on the move nationally. ‘Encounter: The Royal foundation in 1768, the RA has been very and other works were submitted. In total From March to September 2013 the much the inspiration of the artists and the Summer Exhibition, co-ordinated by grounds of a Jacobean country house in Academy in Asia brought architects who populate it. At any moment Norman Ackroyd RA and Eva Jiřičná Hertfordshire welcomed 90,000 visitors together works by 23 there are up to 80 Royal Academicians, RA and sponsored by Insight Investment, to Here, There and Somewhere In Between: along with a body of Senior Academicians, displayed over 1,000 works, many for the The Royal Academy at Hatfield House. It Academicians with leading and their involvement in the organisation first time. Several drew significant press was the first time the RA collaborated is extensive. They make up the committees coverage, including Grayson Perry RA’s on an exhibition of Academicians’ artists from 11 Asian that provide the organisation’s governance. Hogarth-inspired series of six tapestries, sculpture outside the Academy. Six Royal countries.’ They participate in talks and events The Vanity of Small Differences, and Ghanaian Academicians contributed one sculpture for the general public and lecture at sculptor El Anatsui’s transformation of each: Ann Christopher RA, Michael the RA Schools. They support a range thousands of bottle caps into the luminous Craig-Martin RA, Richard Deacon RA, Team-building and staff well-being are of fundraising activities to ensure the TSIATSIA – Searching for Connection, Gary Hume RA, Alison Wilding RA and supported by a variety of voluntary staff RA’s future. which welcomed visitors as it spilled Bill Woodrow RA. As the show’s curator, activities. The newly inaugurated staff dramatically over the façade of Burlington Woodrow praised the unusual venue. ‘The choir performed in Devonshire Square Exhibiting Academicians’ work House. The exhibition drew 159,000 gardens provide an exciting range of spaces and the RA’s Annenberg Courtyard. They RA Now, supported by JTI, showcased the visitors, its highest number in five years. and textures,’ he said, ‘all with differing featured on BBC news alongside choirs work of the present Royal Academicians qualities of light.’ from Channel 4, Debenhams and AON alongside Honorary Royal Academicians. RA nationally and internationally Benfield. Staff can participate in free life The exhibition in the RA’s space for art and The Academicians’ presence extends across Working better as an organisation drawing classes in the RA Schools’ Life architecture in Burlington Gardens was a the globe. All have international profiles Staff development is an essential part of Drawing Room. fascinating snapshot of the Academy today: of their own. Drawing on this acclaim, in keeping the RA vibrant and forward- paintings, works on paper, sculpture, September 2012 the RA launched a new looking. With a view to bringing Investment not just in the present, but in photographs, architectural drawings and exhibition venture on the world stage. staff together, so that we work better future staff is crucial. Student curators models. This creative breadth was also With the advisory team from Fortune across the organisation, a variety of bring fresh approaches to what we do. an act of outstanding generosity. The Cookie Projects, Encounter: The Royal programmes have been instituted. Careers talks such as ‘Becoming an Academicians donated the works to raise Academy in Asia brought together works Quarterly induction sessions introduce Architect’ offer advice to young people money for the RA’s Burlington Gardens by 23 Academicians with leading artists new staff to departmental representatives starting out in their professional lives. 2013 redevelopment. The auction in October from 11 Asian countries. The exhibition and the Secretary and Chief Executive saw a new relationship established with 2012 proved the largest fundraising event in Singapore made for some fascinating so newcomers can better understand the Camden Council to host work experience in the RA’s history. We sold 106 artworks encounters, including videos by Richard ethos of the RA and how their own work placements for Year 10 schoolchildren. to a value of £1.3 million. Overall the Wilson RA and Japanese artist Hiraki fits into the organisation as a whole. The Activities such as these capture the RA’s project raised over £1.8 million through art Sawa, and paintings by Fiona Rae RA RA Ambassadors programme has brought unique strength: drawing on the expertise sales, donations, sponsorship, tickets and and Singaporean painter Ian Woo. The together representatives from across the of our Academicians and their peers to catalogue sales. show then moved to Doha, where it was organisation to generate holistic solutions help produce the UK’s future artists, transformed with works by artists from to a range of issues, from organisational architects and arts professionals. Pre-eminent among the Academicians’ Qatar, UAE, Lebanon, Palestine, Iran, change to crowd management. Training involvement is the annual Summer Egypt and Turkey. Encounter: The Royal programmes such as Inspiring Managers Exhibition. Now in its 245th year, it is Academy in the Middle East ran until have proved such a success that a new the world’s largest and longest-running March 2013. programme, Inspiring Employees, will be open-submission art show, allowing launched in autumn 2013. both emerging and established artists to showcase their work to an international audience. World press coverage, from Le Monde to Corriere della Serra, Top: Left to right Middle: Royal Academicians Gary Hume RA, Alison Wilding and staff previewing the was extensive. Alongside the Royal RA, Ann Christopher RA, Summer Exhibition 2013. Academicians (who are entitled to show up Michael Craig-Martin RA Photo © Benedict Johnson and Bill Woodrow RA to six works each), members of the public at Hatfield House. Bottom: A life drawing submit artworks for consideration by a Photo © Geraint Lewis class in the RA Schools. committee of ten Academicians. This year Photo © Richard Waite

26 27 'As we receive no revenue Finances funding from government, To fulfil our objectives we have to live on our and safeguard our wits. It takes flair and future inventiveness to earn the money we need, and prudence and judgement to know how best to make All our plans require a it work for us.' Paul Huxley RA, Treasurer sound financial basis. The RA is an independent charity that receives no revenue funding from government. To meet our ambitions we fundraise, generate income and economise to build a stable future.

Lift shaft in the Keeper’s House during construction. Photo © Owen Matthias

28 29 Finances

The RA’s success in 2012/13 drew widen the involvement of younger people who have chosen to support us with a gift in October 2013. RA Framing also from a number of financial streams. in the RA and inspire their long-term to the RA Trust in their will or in memory contributed to our commercial success, Patrons and Friends supported us through commitment. The Friends of the RA are of a loved one. winning a prestigious contract to frame their membership and sponsorship. its backbone, with over 94,000 members. the official Olympic photograph. The Academicians donated works to be Together they bring in £10 million Generating income The framed image has been displayed auctioned as part of RA Now. The capital annually. A campaign in 2012 to woo back Supporting our fundraising, events are in government buildings throughout campaign to redevelop Burlington Gardens more than 5,000 lapsed members was key component in keeping our profile the world. is advancing steadily. particularly effective. Fronted by Trustee high and generating income. Over 4,750 of the RA Trust Stephen Fry, it attracted guests attended RA openings in 2012/13. Award-winning catalogues Corporate sponsors and members a significant take-up. The events team managed 100 receptions, RA Publications is one of the world’s The RA also received generous support dinners and other events as part of the leading publishers of books on the visual for its programming. In 2012/13 The RA Trust is a registered charity that RA’s annual programme. Major events arts. Following the enormous success individual projects attracted £4.7 million, manages funds donated to the RA. It throughout the year included the London of David Hockney: A Bigger Picture (the including the highest level of corporate supports all areas of our work, including Philharmonic Orchestra playing French highest-selling art book in global markets sponsorship income for ten years. For the Collection, exhibitions, RA Schools music by Duparc and Chausson in the RA in 2012), the RA continued its run their continued support of the RA’s and learning programme. At 31 August courtyard; the Annual Dinner, with guest of notable publications. Outstanding were exhibitions and programmes over the past 2013, the endowment was valued at £26 speaker Professor Sir David Cannadine; the exhibition catalogues for Manet, which year, we would particularly like to thank million. The Trust fosters international ties and the Summer Exhibition Preview sold nearly 20,000 copies, and Bronze, BNY Mellon, JTI, Insight Investment, to generate support for the organisation Party, where a fluorescent carpet welcomed whose ‘enjoyable reading’ and ‘impeccable Newton Investment Management, GSK, worldwide. The past year saw developments guests, who spent over £730,000 on art essays’ earned a rave review from the Wall Edwards Wildman, BA and Sotheby’s. in Hong Kong, including contributions to purchases. Groups can pay for guided Street Journal. ‘The lavishly illustrated We also thank Ferrovial, Laing O’Rourke, Art Basel HK as well as local educational tours or slide talks at the RA. Corporate catalogue for a London exhibition on the Heathrow, Porcelanosa, Terra Foundation, events. The RA also, in collaboration events also brought in significant funds. history of bronze’, they concluded, ‘may Conaculta, Mexico Tourism, Embassy of with the Hong Kong government, offered The Manet exhibition sold all the available well be the most beautiful book published Mexico, Christian Levett, Danny a four-week professional development slots for corporate entertaining. Overall anywhere in the world this year.’ Nearly Katz, Lowell Libson, John Eskenazi, programme for a Hong Kong-based the RA exceeded its projected income from 15,000 copies were sold worldwide. Bronze Matthew & Sian Westerman and Iwan & curator, in response to their call for better corporate hire of its spaces for the fifth earned RA Publications the Association Manuela Wirth. training for arts professionals. The RA is year running. of Cultural Enterprises Award 2013. grateful for all its international support. They were also ‘highly commended’ at The RA relaunched its Corporate We would particularly like to thank the RA Enterprises is the commercial hub of the Bookseller Industry Awards. Membership Scheme in 2012/13. The Japanese Committee of Honour and the the RA. In 2012/13 sales of £7.3 million, simplified structure rewards long-term American Associates of the RA Trust, who including retail, publishing and catering, Drawing on a strong financial base – from membership and promotes the advantages successfully raise funds for the RA and, generated a profit of £2.2 million. Popular sponsorship to retail – the RA is confident of new spaces in Burlington Gardens and operating from New York, increase our products included creative new ranges for that having flourished for nearly two and the Keeper’s House. Benefits can include visibility in the USA. the exhibitions on Manet and Mexico. half centuries, we will be able not just to exhibition entry for staff, private views, Our retail team worked successfully with a continue our work but to expand all that we corporate breakfasts, evening entertaining, A direct mail campaign, supported by new number of Academicians and their estates. do, to inspire artists, experts and an ever- as well as social investment in education marketing materials, increased the number Images by Philip Sutton RA, David Mach widening public. and community workshops. RA Corporate of legacy pledges to the RA by 20%. Gross RA, Terry Frost RA and William Scott Membership had an excellent retention rate legacy income in 2012/13 was just over RA have been integrated into the range of of 84% last year and generated over £780,000, the fourth largest annual legacy merchandise available in the RA shops. In £1 million. income in thirty years. Events to support Burlington Gardens, the new RA Studio the legacy campaign included behind-the- Shop, which launched in October 2012, Individual supporters scenes tours, private views and a memorial sells original works of art, jewellery and Top: The award-winning The support of Patrons and Friends is reception to exhibit a legator’s work. To limited edition books, glass and porcelain. catalogue for Bronze essential to an organisation that receives support giving, the RA plans to publish a Online, the RA has undertaken a redesign Middle: At the auction for RA no revenue from the government. The RA new resource to educate artists about estate of its e-commerce platform. With a better Now. Photo © Mark Blower has nearly 400 Patrons who contribute planning and the particular issues faced layout and easier functionality, the RA Bottom: ‘River Thames’ limited £1 million annually. In November 2012, by those working in the visual arts. hopes to increase its web sales significantly edition plate, merchandise for we launched a Young Patrons scheme to The RA would like to thank to all those in future. The new online shop will launch Richard Rogers RA: Inside Out

30 31 Key figures Finances

1 Total Incoming Resources 2 Analysis of Voluntary Income 3 Resources Expended 4 Exhibition Attendances 5 Net Movement in Funds from Generated Funds

The Royal Academy’s incoming resources The generosity of our loyal supporters The Royal Academy’s £28.6m expenditure Attendance for all exhibitions held during The net increase in funds is £7.7m for the for the year totalled £36.3m, with the has resulted in total donation income comprises all costs of supporting its the year totalled 1,052,926, comprising 44% financial year. This figure includes £4.6m largest element (£12.6m, 35%) coming of £16.9m, of which the largest element charitable activities, including fundraising, paying visitors and 56% Friends. Manet: net donation income received in support of from trading and other activities. comes from the significant contribution publicity, trading, governance and support Portraying Life attracted the highest number the Burlington Project. Voluntary income (donations) provided made by the Friends of the Royal Academy costs, and also £1m donated to the Royal 344,323 visitors, Bronze attracted the the next largest source of income (£16.9m, (£8.8m), who were over 94,000 in number Academy Trust for future support of the second highest number with 223,018 visitors 46%), with the balance (£6.8m, 19%) as at the year end. In addition to valued Royal Academy. and the Summer Exhibition had another generated through the Royal Academy’s support from the Royal Academy Trust successful year, drawing a total recorded charitable activities, namely exhibitions, (£1.4m), the balance (£6.6m) has been attendance of 158,989. the Royal Academy Schools and learning received from a combination of donations activities. The Royal Academy receives no from the American Associates of the Donation to the Royal Academy Trust: revenue funding from government. Royal Academy Trust, Patrons, corporate £1m 3% 350,000 members and individuals. 250,000 Governance: £0.9m 3% Donations from the Incoming resources Royal Academy Trust: 200,000 from charitable activities: £1.4m 9% £6.8m 19% Fundraising and publicity: £6.2m 22% 150,000

100,000 Activities for Total Other donations: Total Total generating funds: £6.7m 39% £16.9m £28.6m £12.6m 34% £36.3m 50,000 Fundraising and trading £5.7m 20% 0 Donations from the Friends Voluntary income: of the Royal Academy: Charitable activities: Manet Bronze Constable, Bellows Summer Mexico Mariko RA Now Richard £16.9m 47% £8.8m 52% £14.8m 52% Gainsborough, Exhibition Mori Rogers Turner RA Paid visitors Friends

Exhibition Total Paid Friends Daily average

Manet: Portraying Life 344,323 160,992 183,331 4,359

Bronze 223,018 91,168 131,850 2,593

The Royal Academy of Arts, established in The Royal Academy has three trading Constable, Gainsborough, Turner 86,617 38,365 48,252 1,255 1768 by Royal Charter, was incorporated entities, RA Enterprises Limited, Bellows: Modern American Life 79,855 23,652 56,203 928 as a company limited by guarantee on Burlington House Limited and RA 2 July 2007 under company registration (Arts) Limited, the results for which 245th Summer Exhibition 158,989 72,398 86,591 2,271 number 6298947, and is registered with are consolidated within the financial Mexico: A Revolution in Art 70,262 27,004 43,258 817 the Charity Commission under charity statements. The figures quoted on these registration number 1125383. pages are drawn from the full audited Mariko Mori: Rebirth 25,071 10,353 14,718 392 financial statements, which have been RA Now 8,999 3,406 5,593 281 prepared in accordance with the Richard Rogers RA: Inside Out 55,792 32,120 23,762 634 Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) and can be accessed at royalacademy.org.uk/accounts TOTAL 1,052,926 459,458 593,468

32 33 The class of 2013 in the RA Front row: Adham Faramawy, Schools Life Drawing Room. Amy Woodward, Bradley Left back row: Sarah Shoughi, Grievson (in frame), Mary Marie von Heyl, Nancy Milner, Ramsden, Joe Frazer, Tim Michael O’Reilly, Tom Owen, Pratt, Charlie Billingham, James Robertson, Prem Sahib, Eddie Peake (in frame). Esther Yuan, Stephen Forge; Photo © Harry Borden

34 35 Appendix 1

Membership and Committees

Members Eileen Cooper (2001) Election of Members (former Professor Director of Finance and Treasurer Alexandra Hess Sam Berwick RA Magazine (as at 31 August 2013) Stephen Cox (2010) of Architecture, RA Operations Secretary and Chief Katie Jackson Inge Borg Scott Editorial Board Prof Tony Cragg cbe (1994) 12 December 2012 Schools) Paul Koralek Ian Blackburn Executive Syrie Johnson Rosalyn Henderson Prof Jerry Brotton Senior Royal Michael Craig-Martin cbe Ron Arad cbe ra, Michael Manser Director of Buildings Prof Gordon Benson Suzanne Johnson Christopher Kneale Dr Richard Cork Academicians (2006) (Royal Academician) cbe ra, Owen Hopkins, and Estate obe ra Noelle Leitch Keir McGuinness Fiona Maddocks Prof Ivor Abrahams (1989) Gus Cummins (1992) Sean Scully Nicholas Savage) Eliza Bonham Carter Timothy Hyman ra Stephanie Leouzon William R Treen Prof Chris Orr mbe ra Diana Armfield(1989) Richard Deacon cbe (1998) (Royal Academician) Curator of the Schools Michael Landy ra Charles G Lubar Eric Parry ra Gillian Ayres cbe (1982) Tacita Dean obe (2008) 13 March 2013 Audit Committee Will Dallimore Jock McFadyen ra Victoria Mills Young Patrons Sam Phillips Basil Beattie (2006) Spencer de Grey cbe Chantal Joffe Julian Heslop (Chair) Director of Lisa Milroy ra Mary T Olsen Committee (Acting Editor) Dame Elizabeth (2008) (Royal Academician) Prof Norman Ackroyd Communications David Nash obe ra Sahim Sliwinski-Hong May Calil (Chair) Nick Tite Blackadder dbe (1971) Anne Desmet (2011) Emma Stibbon cbe ra Elizabeth Horne (In attendance: Ian Taylor Joy Asfar Giles Waterfield Olwyn Bowey (1970) Kenneth Draper (1990) (Royal Academician) Dominic Anghileri Managing Director, RA Dr Adrian Locke) Lori Tedesco Stephen Sobey Sarah Whitfield Frank Bowling obe (2005) Jennifer Durrant (1994) 30 May 2013 (Secretary) Enterprises Ltd Kathryn Uhde Burcu Yuksel (In attendance: Secretary William Bowyer (1974) Prof Tracey Emin cbe (2007) Thomas Heatherwick cbe Tony Bevan ra Jane Marriott Remuneration Darci Weaver and Chief Executive, James Butler mbe (1964) Prof Stephen Farthing (Royal Academician) Steve Caine Director of Development Committee Peter G Whiteman Corporate Board Eliza Bonham Carter, Jeffery Camp (1974) (1998) Mike Nelson Hughie O’Donoghue ra and the Royal Academy A. Philip Marsden (Chair) Amelia Winter Helena Morrissey cbe Will Dallimore, Elizabeth Sir Anthony Caro om cbe Peter Freeth (1990) (Royal Academician) Ronald W Zeghibe Trust Katherine Montague (Chief Executive Officer, Horne, Kim Jenner, (2004) Antony Gormley obe (2003) Conrad Shawcross (In attendance: Treasurer, Katherine Montague (Secretary) Burlington Project Newton Investment Reema Khan, Dr Geoffrey Clarke (1970) Prof Piers Gough cbe (Royal Academician) Secretary and Chief Director of Treasurer Appeal Committee Management Ltd) Adrian Locke, Eleanor Robert Clatworthy (1968) (2001) Executive, Jenny Ryall, Human Resources Secretary and Chief Sir Richard Carew Pole bt (Chair) Mills, Beth Schneider, Prof Maurice Cockrill Anthony Green (1971) External Auditors Nicholas Savage Executive obe dl (Chair) Desiree Bollier Kathleen Soriano) (1999) Sir Nicholas Grimshaw Council [Kingston Smith], Director of Collections Stephen Chambers ra President (Chief Executive, Prof Sir Peter Cook (2003) cbe ppra (1994) Internal Auditors Kathleen Soriano Alan Stanton ra Treasurer Value Retail) Trustees of the Edward Cullinan cbe Dame Zaha Hadid dbe President (Chair) [haysmacintyre]) Director of Exhibitions (In attendance: Secretary and Carolyn McCall obe Chantrey Bequest (1989) (2005) Stephen Cox ra (In attendance: Dominic Anghileri) Chief Executive (Chief Executive Officer, President (Chair) Frederick Cuming Nigel Hall (2003) Richard Deacon cbe ra Client Committee Farran Tozer Brown, Colin Amery easyJet Airline Co Ltd) Secretary and Chief hon d litt (1969) Thomas Heatherwick cbe Spencer de Grey cbe ra Chris Wilkinson obe ra Jae Shannon) Schools Committee Léonie Booth-Clibborn Ludovic de Montille Executive (secretary) Prof Trevor Dannatt (1977) (2013) Prof Stephen Farthing ra (Chair) Prof Chris Orr mbe ra Francis Carnwath cbe (UK Chairman, BNP Treasurer Alan Davie (2012) Gary Hume (2001) Mariella Frostrup Ian Blackburn (Secretary) Exhibitions Committee (Chair) Lady Sarah Chatto Paribas Group) Judith Collins Dr Jennifer Dickson (1970) Prof Paul Huxley (1987) Prof Piers Gough cbe ra President Prof Stephen Farthing ra Eliza Bonham Carter Lord Davies of Steve Varley Paul Moorhouse Sir Philip Dowson Timothy Hyman (2011) Eva Jiˇriˇcná cbe ra Treasurer (Chair) (Secretary) Abersoch cbe (Chairman and The Rt Hon Lord cbe ppra (1979) Tess Jaray (2010) Mali Morris ra Secretary and Kathleen Soriano President Ambassador Edward Managing Partner UK & Justice Moses Bernard Dunstan (1959) Bill Jacklin (1989) The Rt Hon Lord Chief Executive (Secretary) Keeper E Elson Ireland, EY) Duncan Robinson Anthony Eyton (1976) Eva Jiricna cbe (1997) Justice Moses Sir Richard Carew Pole President Treasurer Mr Mark Fisher Amanda Walsh (In attendance: Lord Foster of Chantal Joffe (2013) Prof Humphrey Ocean ra bt obe dl Keeper Secretary and Chief Lord Foster of (Managing Partner, Dominic Anghileri) Thames Bank om (1983) Allen Jones (1981) Cornelia Parker obe ra Spencer de Grey cbe ra Treasurer Executive Thames Bank om ra ArtDirectYourLife) David Hockney om ch Sir Anish Kapoor cbe Hughie O'Donoghue ra Stephen Musgrave Secretary and Chief Prof Brian Falconbridge Fiona Hare Matthew Westerman Trustees of the (1985) (1999) Julian Heslop Roger Zogolovitch riba Executive Kier McGuinness Lady Manning phd (Co-Head of IBD, Asia Pension Scheme Sir Michael Hopkins cbe Michael Landy (2008) Gary Hume ra (In attendance: Prof Dawn Ades cbe fba (Chair, Schools Sir Simon Robertson Pacific Ex-Japan, Derek Stevens (Chair) (1992) Christopher Le Brun pra Prof Chris Orr mbe ra Dominic Anghileri (Professor of History Patrons Group) Richard S Sharp Goldman Sachs Jennie Humphries Ken Howard obe (1983) (1996) Alison Wilding ra Caroline Lamont, of Art) Professor by rotation Julian Treger International) (Secretary) Albert Irvin obe (1998) Richard Long cbe (2001) (In attendance: Treasurer, Jane Marriott) Stephen Chambers ra Staff representative (In attendance: Sian Westerman Cristina Drake Prof Phillip King cbe ppra Sir Richard MacCormac Keeper, Secretary and Ann Christopher ra by rotation Dominic Anghileri, (Managing Director, Dr Adrian Locke (1977) cbe (1993) Chief Executive) Collections and Michael Craig-Martin cbe ra Student representative Ian Blackburn, Andrew Rothschild) Peter Moxom Prof Bryan Kneale (1970) Jock McFadyen (2012) Library Committee Gary Hume ra by rotation McGowan, Jane Paul Sirr Paul Koralek cbe (1986) Prof David Mach (1998) Prof Ian McKeever ra Allen Jones ra (In attendance: Marriott, Mary Friends Board of Andrew Threadgold Sonia Lawson (1982) Prof Ian McKeever (2003) Committees of Council (Chair) Christopher Lloyd cvo Jane Marriott) Anne Stevens) Directors Dr Leonard McComb John Maine (1995) (as at 31 August 2013) Nicholas Savage Mick Moon ra Ronald W Zeghibe (1987) Lisa Milroy (2005) (Secretary) Eric Parry ra (Chair, Summer Exhibition Contemporary Circle (Chair) Leonard Manasseh obe Prof Dhruva Mistry cbe Architecture President Architecture Committee) Committee Patrons Committee Reema Khan (Secretary) (1976) (1991) Committee Keeper Alison Wilding ra President (Chair) Susie Allen-Huxley (Chair) Keeper Michael Manser cbe (1994) Mick Moon (1994) Eric Parry ra (Chair) Treasurer Prof Richard Wilson ra Edith Devaney (Secretary) Elaine Buck Tim Blythe John Partridge cbe (1980) Mali Morris (2010) Kate Goodwin (Secretary) Secretary and (In attendance: Edith By rotation: Jenny Christensson Karen Frank Tom Phillips cbe (1984) David Nash obe (1999) President Chief Executive Devaney, Ann Dumas, Prof Norman Ackroyd Helen David Geraldine Kelly Lord Rogers of Riverside Mike Nelson (2013) Secretary and Anne Desmet ra Dr Arturo Galasino, cbe ra Colin David Prof Chris Orr mbe ra ch (1978) Prof Humphrey Ocean Chief Executive Prof Stephen Farthing ra Sarah Lea, Dr Adrian Anne Desmet ra Michelle Kass Edwina Sassoon Prof Michael Sandle (1989) (2004) Eliza Bonham Carter (Honorary Curator) Locke, Andrea Tarsia, Peter Freeth ra Catherine Rees Mark Seaman Terry Setch (2009) Hughie O’Donoghue Ann Christopher ra (In attendance: Mark Joe Tilson ra) Eva Jiˇriˇcná cbe ra Richard I Shoylekov Denise Wilson Philip Sutton (1977) (2009) Prof Stephen Farthing ra Hampson [Head of Sir Richard MacCormac Jeffery C Sugarman (In attendance: Secretary Joe Tilson (1985) Prof Chris Orr mbe (1995) (Chair, Exhibitions Material Processes], Finance Committee cbe ra Anna Watkins and Chief Executive, Dr David Tindle (1973) Cornelia Parker obe (2009) Committee) Ken Howard obe ra, Paul Huxley ra (Chair) John Maine ra Cathy Wills Dominic Anghileri, Will William Tucker (1992) Eric Parry (2006) Prof Piers Gough cbe ra Allen Jones ra, Dominic Anghileri Prof Humphrey Ocean ra Dallimore, Jane Marriott) Anthony Whishaw (1980) Grayson Perry cbe (2011) (Prof of Architecture Prof Chris Orr mbe ra, (Secretary) Michael Rooney ra Royal Academy Dr Barbara Rae cbe (1996) RA Schools) Tom Phillips cbe ra, Adam Bennett John Wragg ra Patrons Committee RA Enterprises Board Royal Academicians Prof Fiona Rae (2002) Niall Hobhouse Mrs Margaret John Coombe (In attendance: Secretary Robert Suss (Chair) Secretary and Chief Prof Norman Ackroyd cbe David Remfry mbe (2006) Sir Richard MacCormac Richardson obe fsa Julian Heslop and Chief Executive, Susie Allen-Huxley Executive (Chair) (1988) Prof Ian Ritchie cbe (1998) cbe ra (former Chair) [Honorary Curator of Prof Chris Orr mbe ra Lorna Burn, Katherine Harriet J Anstruther Dominic Anghileri Prof William Alsop obe Michael Rooney (1990) Jeremy Melvin Architecture], Prof Ian Peter Williams Oliver, Paul Sirr) Mark Fisher Hugh Cawley (2000) Jenny Saville (2007) Mrs Margaret Richardson Ritchie cbe ra [former Secretary and Clare Flanagan Eileen Cooper ra Ron Arad (2012) Sean Scully (2012) obe fsa (Honorary Chair], Dr Andrew Chief Executive Nicholas Jones Philippa Harrison Phyllida Barlow (2011) Conrad Shawcross (2013) Curator of Architecture) Wilton fsa hon rws frsa (In attendance: Other Committees Lady Judge cbe Anya Hindmarch mbe Prof Gordon Benson obe Alan Stanton (2009) Prof Ian Ritchie cbe ra [Honorary Curator of Jenny Ryall) (as at 31 August 2013) Richard C Martin Elizabeth Horne (2000) Emma Stibbon (2013) (former Professor of Prints and Drawings]) Peter G Whiteman Prof David Mach ra Tony Bevan (2007) Gillian Wearing obe (2007) Architecture, Learning Committee Benjamin West David Remfry mbe ra John Carter (2007) Alison Wilding (1999) RA Schools) Executive Committee Mali Morris ra (Chair) Executive Committee RA Schools Prof Ian Ritchie cbe ra Stephen Chambers (2005) Chris Wilkinson obe (2006) Chris Wilkinson obe ra Charles Saumarez Smith, Beth Schneider Lady Judge cbe (Chair) Fundraising Committee (In attendance: Claire Prof Sir David Prof Richard Wilson (2006) (Chair, Client Committee) Secretary and Chief (Secretary) Sol Anitua Clare Flanagan (Chair) Sadler, Nick Tite, Chipperfieldcbe (2007) Bill Woodrow (2002) (In attendance: Executive (Chair) President Francesca Assetto Elizabeth S Alston Sue Yeend-Curd) Ann Christopher (1980) John Wragg (1983) Prof Sir Peter Cook ra Dominic Anghileri, Keeper Michal Berkner Anne Ashmore-Hudson

36 37 Appendix 2

Trustees and Benefactors

Patron American Associates Mrs Minoru Mori (Mori Collections, the Heritage Lottery Fund Mrs Jean Sainsbury Jacqueline and Marc Benita and Gerald Fogel Family Fund The Swan Trust Mr Guido Lombardo Mollie Dent-Brocklehurst of the Royal Academy Building Co Ltd) Library, the Royal Hermes GB The Saison Foundation Leland Mr Sam Fogg Professor Anthony Mr Louis Greig Charles G. Lubar Mrs Sophie Diedrichs-Cox HM The Queen Trust Mr Takeo Obayashi Academy Schools, Mr Julian Heslop The Basil Samuel Sir Sydney Lipworth qc Mrs Rosamund Mellows, obe, td and Mrs Bianca Roden Ted and Patricia Madara Mr and Mrs Gerard Dodd (as at 31 August 2013) (Obayashi Corporation) the education Hiscox Charitable Trust and Lady Lipworth Fokschaner Mrs Anthony Mellows The Michael H Sacher Mr and Mrs Michael Chris and Angie Drake and Mrs Obayashi programme and capital Mr Damien Hirst Mrs Coral Samuel cbe Mr and Mrs Ronald Mrs Jocelyn Fox Mrs Ann Miller Charitable Trust Malone Mrs Jennifer Duke Trustees of the Royal Honorary Patron Mr Nobutada Saji redevelopments Holbeck Charitable Trust The Schroder Foundation Lubner Mrs Anthony Foyle Mrs Joy Moss mbe Sir Anthony and Cornelius Medvei Mr Timothy Ellis Academy Trust HRH Princess Alexandra, (Suntory Holding Co projects: The Idlewild Trust Mr Richard S Sharp Sir Keith and Lady Mills Mr and Mrs Eric Franck Mr Michael Moszynski Lady Tennant Mrs Victoria Mills Lady Polly Feversham (as at 31 August 2012) The Hon Lady Ogilvy Ltd) and Mrs Saji Lord and Lady Jacobs Mrs Stella Shawzin Lady Rayne Lacey Mr Simon Freakley Mrs Carole Myers and others who wish to Mr and Mrs Frank Moretti Mr Stephen Garrett kg gcvo Mr Toichi Takenaka The 29th May 1961 The J P Jacobs Charitable Miss Dasha Shenkman Jean and Geoffrey Arnold Fulton Dr Ann Naylor remain anonymous Scott and Christine Simon Gillespie Honorary President (Takenaka Corporation) Charitable Trust Trust William and Maureen Redman-Brown The Lord Gavron cbe Mr Stuart C Nelson Morrissey Mr George Goldsmith HRH The Prince of Wales Honorary Trustees and Mrs Takenaka Aldama Foundation Mrs Gabrielle Jungels- Shenkman Mrs Stella Shawzin Jacqueline and Jonathan Ann Norman-Butler Neil Osborn and Holly Mrs Selima Gürtler Christopher Le Brun pra Mr Yuzo Yagi (Yagi Tsusho Lord and Lady Aldington Winkler The Archie Sherman Mr Kevin Sneader and Gestetner HRH Princess Marie- Benjamin West Smith Stefa Hart Emeritus Trustees Sir Philip Dowson cbe Ltd) and Barclays Bank P Kahn Charitable Trust Ms Amy Muntner Lady Getty Chantal of Greece Group Patrons Lady Purves Mrs Susan Hayden Mrs Susan Burns ppra Mrs Yagi B A T Industries Plc The Lillian Jean Kaplan The late Pauline Sitwell Jane Spack North Street Trust Mr Michael Palin Mr James B Sherwood Margaret A. Jackson Sir James Butler cbe dl Sir Nicholas Grimshaw Sir David and Lady Bell Foundation Mr James C Slaughter David Stileman Mr Mark Glatman John Pattisson Chair Mr and Mrs Scott and Zane Jackson, Director of The Rt Hon The Lord cbe ppra Patrons Big Lottery Fund Daniel Katz Gallery Sir Paul and Lady Smith Mr and Mrs Pierre Winkler Lady Gosling Nicholas B Paumgarten Lady Judge cbe Kathleen Simpson Three Point Enterprises Carrington kg gcmg Prof Phillip King cbe ppra Prof Tadao Ando hon ra (formerly New The Kirby Laing Oliver Stanley Charitable Mr Robert John Yerbury Mr Stephen Gosztony Mr and Mrs D J Peacock Mrs Sahim Sliwinski- Mr Gerald Kidd ch mc and Mrs Ando Opportunities Fund) Foundation Trust Prof Piers Gough cbe Mr and Mrs A Perloff Platinum Patrons Hong Mrs Fiona King Sir Trevor Chinn cvo Chairmen Emeriti Mr Akito Arima and John Frye Bourne The Kresge Foundation The Swire Charitable Silver Mr Gavin Graham Mr Philip Perry Mr Tony Davis Mr Stuart Southall Mrs and Mrs John Koch John Coombe James Benson obe Mrs Arima William Brake Charitable The Kress Foundation Trust The Marques s of Lothian Mrs Mary Graves David Pike David Giampaolo Sir Hugh and Lady Sykes Anna Lapshina John Entwistle obe Ambassador Philip Lader Mr Shinji Fukukawa and Trust Jon and Barbara Landau Sir Hugh Sykes dl Miss H J C Anstruther Mrs Margaret Guitar Mr Maurice Pinto Charles and Kaaren Hale Mr Ian Taylor Mrs Sarah Macken Ambassador Edward E. Mrs Fukukawa British Telecom The Lankelly Foundation The late Sir Anthony Lord Ashburton Mr James Hambro Mr and Mrs Anthony Pitt- Ms Dambisa Moyo Miss Lori Tedesco George Goldsmith and Elson President Emerita Prof Arata Isozaki hon ra Consuelo and Anthony The David Lean Tennant and Lady Tennant Edgar Astaire Sir Ewan and Lady Harper Rivers Mr and Mrs John R Olsen Mr and Mrs Julian Treger Ekaterina Malievskaia Mr Michael Gee Kathrine M Ockenden obe and Mrs Isozaki Brooke Foundation Baron Lorne Thyssen- Mrs Emma Avignon Mrs Melanie Harris Mr and Mrs Stuart Gold Frederick and Kathryn Mrs Chantal Maljers-van (Honorary) Mr Hideo Morita and Mrs Mr and Mrs John Burns The Lennox and Wyfold Bornemisza Mr and Mrs Simon Richard and Janeen Popham Marco and Francesca Uhde Erven Dorens The Rt Hon The Earl Trustees Morita Mr Raymond M Burton cbe Foundation Tomasso Brothers Fine Art Bamber Haythornthwaite Mr Basil Postan Assetto Mr & Mrs Edouard Ullmo Mrs Penelope Mather of Gowrie pc C Hugh Hildesley (Chair) Mr Koichi Nezu and The Cadogan Charity The Leverhulme Trust Ware and Edythe Mrs Jane Barker SIr John Hegarty and Miss John and Anne Raisman Lady Judge cbe Mr Craig D Weaver Dr Carolina Minio Paluello Mrs Gabrielle Jungels- Richard J Miller Jr Esq Mrs Nezu Jeanne and William Lord Leverhulme’s Travelstead Catherine Baxendale Philippa Crane Mr David Reid Scott Mr Christian Levett Professor Peter Mrs Sophie Mirman Winkler (secretary) Mr Yoji Shimizu and Callanan Charitable Trust The Trusthouse Charitable The Duke of Beaufort Sir Michael and Lady Lady Renwick Ms Alessandra Morra Whiteman QC Victoria Miro The Rt Hon The Lord Doris P Meister Mrs Shimizu Carew Pole Charitable Christian Levett and Foundation Mrs J K M Bentley, Heller Rothschild Foundation Mr and Mrs John Winter Mrs Tessa Nicholson Kingsdown kg (Treasurer) Mr Masayoshi Son and Trust Mougins Museum of The Douglas Turner Trust Summers Art Gallery The Tavolozza Foundation Miss Elaine Rowley Silver Patrons Mrs Deborah Woodbury Mr and Mrs Jeremy Lady Lever The Hon Anne Collins Mrs Son The CHEAR Foundation Classical Art Unilever plc Mr Nigel Boardman Lady Heseltine Mr and Mrs K. M. Rubie Lady J Lloyd Adamson Ms Regina Wyles Nicholson Sir Sydney Lipworth Mrs Drue Heinz hon dbe Mr Jonathan Stone and Sir Trevor Chinn cvo Lex Service Plc The Weldon UK Eleanor E Brass Alan and Mary Hobart Roland and Sophie Rudd Mr Dimitry Afanasiev and others who wish Mrs Yelena Oosting The Rt Hon The Lord David Hockney om ch ra Mrs Stone and Lady Chinn The Linbury Trust Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs Richard Mr Philip Hudson Mr Adrian Sassoon Mrs Spindrift Al Swaidi to remain anonymous Veronique Parke Luce gcvo dl Kenneth Jay Lane Mrs Tadao Suzuki The John S Cohen Sir Sydney Lipworth qc The Welton Foundation Briggs obe Mr and Mrs Jon Hunt Mr and Mrs Christopher Poppy Allonby Mrs Tineke Pugh Lady Myners Sir David Manning gcmg Mr Hideya Taida hon cbe Foundation and Lady Lipworth Sian and Matthew Mrs Elie Brihi Mrs Deanna Ibrahim Satterthwaite Ms Ruth Anderson Mrs Catherine Rees Eddy Pirard cvo and Mrs Taida John and Gail Coombe Miss Rosemary Lomax Westerman Mrs Marcia Brocklebank S Isern-Feliu Mr and Mrs Kevin Senior Ms Sol Anitua Contemporary Patrons Mrs Karen Santi John Raisman cbe Diane A Nixon Mr Shuji Takashina and The Lord Davies of Simpson The Weston family Sir Francis Brooke Bt Mrs Caroline Jackson Christina Countess of Mr Andy Ash Group Edwina Sassoon John A Roberts friba David Remfry mbe ra Mrs Takashina Abersoch cbe Mr Mark Loveday Mr Chris Wilkinson obe ra Mrs Joyce Brotherton Mr Derek Jacobson Shaftesbury Mrs Leslie Bacon Mr Andres Recoder and Sir Simon Robertson Dame Jillian Sackler dbe Mr Tsuneharu Takeda and The Roger De Haan John Lyons Charity Manuela and Ivan Wirth Lady Brown Sir Martin and Lady Mr Robert N. Shapiro Naomi and Ted Berk Chair Mrs Isabelle Schiavi Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Martin J Sullivan obe Mrs Takeda Charitable Trust Ronald and Rita McAulay The Maurice Wohl Jeremy Brown Jacomb Victoria Sharp Mrs Michal Berkner Mrs Susie Allen-Huxley Omar Shah Mrs Maryam Sachs The Hon John C Mr Hiroyasu Tomita and Sir Harry and Lady McKinsey and Company Charitable Foundation Lord Browne of Madingley Mrs Raymonde Jay Major General and Mrs Jenrick Richard and Susan Richard S Sharp Whitehead Mrs Tomita Djanogly Inc The Wolfson Foundation Mr Martin Burton Fiona Johnstone Jonathan Shaw Micaela and Christopher Platinum Shoylekov Frederick B Whittemore Mrs Toshio Yamazaki The Dulverton Trust Mr and Mrs Donald Main and others who wish to Mr F. A. A. Carnwath, cbe Mr Nicholas Jones Richard and Veronica Boas Robert and Simone Suss Ms Ana Stanic Trustees Director: Mrs Yu Serizawa The John Ellerman Sir John Madejski obe dl remain anonymous Sir Roger Carr Mrs Ghislaine Kane Simmons Jean and John Botts Jeffery C Sugarman and Lord Davies of Abersoch Advisory Council Foundation Her Majesty’s Government Jean and Eric Cass Dr Elisabeth Kehoe Alan and Marianna Mrs Adrian Bowden Gold Alan D H Newham cbe (Chair) Mrs Nancy B Negley The Eranda Foundation The Manifold Trust Sir Charles and Lady Mr Duncan Kenworthy obe Simpson Mr Simon Brocklebank- Mr and Mrs Thomas Anna Watkins A. Philip Marsden Mrs William A Nitze The Friends Board Ernst and Young Mr Javad & Mrs Narmina RA Patrons Chadwyck-Healey Princess Jeet Khemka Mr and Mrs Alan Fowler Berger Cathy Wills (Deputy Chair) Mrs Charles H Price II of Directors John and Fausta Eskenazi Marandi Mr David Cheyne Mr and Mrs Naguib Kheraj K Simpson Mrs Olga But-Gusaim Mr Jeremy Coller Manuela and Iwan Wirth Richard S Sharp Mrs Stanley De Forest The Fidelity UK Marks and Spencer Chair Sir Trevor and Lady Chinn Mr D H Killick The Lady Henrietta Mrs Sophie Cahu Helen and Colin David Mr and Mrs Maurice Lord Aldington Scott Honorary President of Foundation Philip and Val Marsden Robert Suss Mr and Mrs George Mr and Mrs James St George Brian and Melinda Carroll Ms Miel de Botton Wolridge President (ex officio) the Friends of the RA The Foyle Foundation The Paul Mellon Estate Coelho Kirkman Lady Tennant Mr and Mrs Paul Collins Lady Alison Deighton Mr Mark Hendriksen Treasurer (ex officio) President HRH The Duke of Friends of the Royal The Mercers’ Company Platinum Denise Cohen Charitable Mrs Aboudi Kosta Anthony Thornton Vanessa Colomar de Matthew and Monika Secretary and Chief Kathleen B Hearst Edinburgh Academy The Monument Trust Celia and Edward Atkin cbe Trust Mr and Mrs Herbert Mr Anthony J Todd Enserro McLennan Executive Jacqueline and Michael The Henry Moore Mr and Mrs Christopher Sir Ronald Cohen Kretzmer Miss M L Ulfane Ms Karla Dorsch Mr and Mrs Scott Mead Schools Patrons Group Sir David Cannadine fba Ronald Zeghibe (Chair) Gee Foundation Bake Mrs Jennifer Cooke Norman A Kurland and John and Carol Wates Mr and Mrs Jeff Eldredge Mr and Mrs Simon Oliver Sir Richard Carew Pole Japanese Committee Reema Khan (secretary) Mr Mark Getty The Moorgate Trust Fund Genevieve and Peter Ms Linda Cooper Deborah A David Mrs Angela Webb Mr David Fawkes Mr and Mrs Paul Phillips Patron of the Royal Bt obe dl of Honour Karen Frank (Treasurer) Mr Thomas Gibson The late Mr Minoru Mori Davies Mark and Cathy Corbett Joan H Lavender Edna and Willard Weiss Mrs Stroma Finston Richard S Sharp Academy Schools Richard Chang (as at 31 August 2013) Tim Blythe GlaxoSmithKline plc hon kbe and Mrs Mori Mr and Mrs Patrick Mr and Mrs Ken Costa Mrs Rachel Laxer Christopher G Williams Cyril and Christine Ms Rebecca Wang HRH The Duke of Adrien Cheng Eileen Cooper ra Sir Nicholas Grimshaw Robin Heller Moss Doherty Julian Darley and Helga Mr George Lengvari and esq Freedman Gloucester Stephen Fry Mr Hiroaki Fujii (Chair) Geraldine Kelly cbe ppra Simon and Midge Palley Ms Ghizlan El Glaoui Sands Mrs Inez Lengvari Anthony and Rachel Mrs Mina Gerowin Silver HRH Princess Marie- and Mrs Fujii Prof Chris Orr mbe ra Diane and Guilford Glazer The Peacock Trust Mrs Helena Frost The Countess of Lady Lever of Manchester Williams Herrmann Joan and Robin Alvarez Chair Chantal of Greece Edwina Sassoon The Golden Bottle Trust P F Charitable Trust Mr Denis Korotkov- Dartmouth Miss R Lomax-Simpson Mr William Winters Ms Moya Greene Mrs Charlotte Artus Clare Flanagan Sir Ronald Grierson Corporate Members Mark Seama Mr and Mrs Jack Goldhill Olive Pettit Koganovich Mr Daniel Davies The Hon Mrs Virginia Ms Clare Woodman Mr David Greenwald Dr Jean Arundale Mrs Drue Heinz hon dbe Mr Nobuyuki Idei Denise Wilson Maurice and Laurence The Edith and Ferdinand Mr and Mrs Jake Shafran Peter and Andrea Lovell The Schneer Foundation Mr and Mrs Timothy Hart Jeremy Asher Platinum C Hugh Hildesley (I Concept) and Mrs Idei Goldman Porjes Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs David Shalit De Haan Mr and Mrs Henry Lumley Mr and Mrs David Turner Mr Michael Hatchard Mr David Baty Mark and Samantha Anya Hindmarch mbe Mr Yoshitoshi Kitajima Horace W Goldsmith John Porter Charitable The de Laszlo Foundation Mrs Josephine Lumley Mr Andrew Hawkins Ms Sara Berman Mifsud Lady Judge cbe (Dai Nippon Printing Major Benefactors Foundation Trust Gold Professor and Mrs John Mrs Sally Lykiardopulo Bronze Ms Alexandra Hess Mrs Jenny Borgerhoff Matthew and Sian Sir Keith Mills Co Ltd) and Mrs Nicholas and Judith The Porter Foundation Christopher and Alex Deanfield Mr Nicholas Maclean Mr Sam Fogg Mr Rashid Hoosenally Mulder Westerman Mrs Minoru Mori Kitajima The Trustees of the Goodison Rio Tinto Plc Courage Mrs Anita Dinkin Sir John Mactaggart Mr Philip Langsdale Katie Jackson Viscountess Bridgeman Mrs Sarah Chenevix-Trench Frances Osborne Mr Shinzo Maeda and Royal Academy Trust HRH Princess Marie- Mr John A Roberts friba Lord and Lady Davies of Dr Anne Dornhorst Madeline and Donald Main Mr Marcus Margulies Suzanne and Michael Alla and Bill Broeksmit Sir Stuart Rose Mrs Maeda (Shiseido would like to thank all Chantal of Greece Sir Simon and Lady Abersoch Lord Douro Mrs Inge Margulies Johnson Dr Elaine C Buck Gold Dame Jillian Sackler dbe Co Ltd) those who have been Harold Hyam Wingate Robertson The Licensing Company, Mr and Mrs Jim Downing Mr Charles Martin Benefactor Syrie Johnson Ms Debra Burt Sam and Rosie Berwick Sir David Tang kbe Mr Yoshihiko Miyauchi exceedingly generous Foundation The Ronson Foundation London Ms Noreen Doyle Mr and Mrs Richard Stephen Barry Charitable Lord and Lady Leitch Jenny Christensson Christopher Kneale Peter Williams (ORIX Corporation) over a number of years Mr and Mrs Jocelin Harris Rothmans International Plc Mr and Mrs Andrew Mrs Sheila Earles C Martin Settlement Mrs Stephanie Leouzon Nadia Crandall Mr William Loschert Iwan Wirth and Mrs Miyauchi in support of the The Philip and Pauline The Rothschild Higginson Mrs Janet Dwek Gillian McIntosh J Birr Mrs Valerie Nataliya Mrs Georgina David Mr Keir McGuinness Mr Yuzaburo Mogi galleries, the Harris Charitable Trust Foundation Mrs Elizabeth Hosking Janet and Maurice Dwek Andrew and Judith Mr and Mrs William Brake Levine Mrs Elizabeth Davydova Carol Sellars Director of the Royal (Kikkoman Corporation) exhibitions, the The Charles Hayward Mr Jonathan Ruffer Mr Michael Jacobson Lord and Lady Egremont McKinna Mary Fedden ra Mrs Rose-Marie Belinda de Gaudemar Academy Trust and Mrs Mogi conservation of the Foundation Mr Wafic Rida Saïd Miss Joanna Kaye Bryan Ferry Zvi & Ofra Meitar Bryan Ferry Lieberman Mr Patrick De Nonneville Jane Marriot

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Permanent staff of the Royal Academy of Arts

Silver The Hon Alexandra Trusts, Foundations The Wigoder Family Mrs Charles W Olson III Linklaters Architecture John Lopez Susie Gault Development, Dr Alison Bracker Edith Devaney Lord and Lady Aldington Knatchbull and Individual donors Foundation Cynthia Hazen Polsky Neptune Investment Cleaner Head of Press Regular Giving Events and Lectures Head of Summer Mrs Elizabeth Alston Marc Koch The Spencer Wills Trust and Leon B Polsky Management Kate Goodwin Thomas Macklen Charlotte Hogg Manager Exhibition and Curator Mr Nicholas Andrew Lily Le Brun Artists Collecting Society The Worshipful Company David Remfry mbe ra Schroders Private Drue Heinz Curator of Cleaner and Porter Press Assistant Rachel Cashmore Molly Bretton (Contemporary Projects) Dr Anne Ashmore- Mr Lin Lei Art Mentor Foundation of Painter-Stainers Lady Renwick Banking Architecture Odilla Matias Amy MacPherson Senior Corporate Events Access Officer Arturo Galansino Hudson Ms Preeya Seth Lucerne The Worshipful Company Mrs Arthur Ross Smith and Williamson Owen Hopkins Supervisor and Office Web Editor Manager Asha Burchett Curator Mr and Mrs Jonathan and Mr Mandeep Singh The Atlas Fund of Chartered Architects Dame Jillian Sackler dbe Sotheby’s Architecture Programme Cleaner Nick Sharp Sarah Cranmer Publications and Website Natalie Gibbons Sarah Bayliss Mr Stephen Sobey The Albert van den Bergh Mrs Edmond J Safra Assistant Paul Nunn Head of Digital Head of Events Co-ordinator Exhibitions Assistant Gemma Billington Ms Chloe Stead Trust Ms Louisa Stude Sarofim Corporate Level Cleaner and Porter (Academy) Elouise Calabria Sunnifa Hope* Mrs Inge Borg Scott LinLi Teh The Peter Boizot American Associates Mr and Mrs Stanley Members John O’Reilly Bethan Garland Friends and Patrons Exhibitions Manager Mrs Jeanne Callanan Miss Burcu Yuksel Foundation of the Royal Academy De Forest Scott The Boston Consulting Art Handlers Manager, Cleaners and Development Events Manager Events Manager Christos Ioannidis Tatiana Cherkasova The Bomonty Charitable Trust Member Donors Mrs James C Slaughter Group UK LLP Porters Sarah Grant Duff Isabella Cunynghame Rights and Reproductions Rosalind Clayton Patron donor Trust Mrs Martin Slifka British American Tobacco Richard Ascroft Margarida Reis Jane Marriott Senior Events Manager Finance Officer Assistant Mr Richard Clothier Mr Haakon Lorentzen The Charlotte Bonham- Ms Naja Armstrong Mr Albert H Small Brunswick Art Handler Cleaner Director of Development Philippa King Shelley Debate Jane Knowles Ms Davina Dickson and others who wish Carter Trust Mr James C Armstrong Mr Morton I Sosland BUPA Dan Cowap Lukasz Zimnicki and the Royal Academy Senior Events Manager Head of Schools Exhibitions Manager Mrs Dominic Dowley to remain anonymous The Brocklebank Mr and Mrs Steven Ausnit Mrs Frederick Capital International Head of Art Handling Cleaner and Porter Trust Chloe Johnson and Families Sarah Lea John Entwistle obe Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs E William M Stafford Limited and Galleries Manager Charlotte Masters Trusts and Foundations Silke Durm Assistant Curator Mrs Catherine Peter and Sally Cadbury Aylward Ms Joan Stern Coca Cola Retail Jeremy Dart Executive Assistant to the Manager Family Programme Dr Adrian Locke Farquharson Library and Collections The Brocklebank Mr Stephen Bechtel Jr Mr Martin J Sullivan obe Research Council Deputy Head of Art Collections and Library Director of Development Deborah Rawlings Assistant Curator Mrs Catherine Ferguson Circle Charitable Trust Mr Donald A Best Mr and Mrs A Alfred Essex Court Chambers Handling Senior Events Manager Ann Gilmore Katharine Oakes Ian and Catherine Peter and Sally Cadbury Mr Constantin R Boden Taubman F & C Asset Management Philip Drewry Jennifer Camilleri Mayumi Tomita Secondary Programme Rights and Reproductions Ferguson Mr Mark W Friend C H K Charities Limited Robert and Marilyn Ms Britt Tidelius plc Art Handler Picture Library Development, Events Assistant Co-ordinator Manager Ms Clare Flanagan Lowell Libson The Gilbert and Eileen Bookchin Mr Peter Trippi GAM Keith Hogan Administrator Capital Campaigns Patrick Wood Rebecca Jelly Katherine Oliver Mr Mark Garthwaite Jonny Yarker Edgar Foundation Mrs Edgar H Brenner Mrs Judith Villard GKN Aerospace Art Handler Patricia Eaton Events Administrator Schools and Summer Exhibition Mrs Michael Green Mr and Mrs Bart Tiernan Embassy of Israel Mrs Deborah Loeb Brice The Hon John Hermes GB John Potter Curator of Photographs Charlotte Appleyard Linda Beeton Communities Assistant Manager Ms Louise Hallett and others who wish Embassy of the Kingdom Mrs Mildred C Brinn C Whitehead Jefferies International Senior Art Handler Morgan Feely Deputy Director of Friends Accounts Anna Nunhofer Sarah Oliver Mr Lindsay Hamilton to remain anonymous of the Netherlands Laura Christman and Mr and Mrs Frederick John Lewis Partnership Simon Streather Collections Manager for Development: Assistant Schools and Families Executive Assistant to the Mrs Lesley Haynes The Lord Faringdon William Rothacker B Whittemore La Mania Art Handler Works on Paper Burlington Appeal Katie Burch Co-ordinator Director of Exhibitions Rosalyn Henderson Charitable Trust Alyce Faye Cleese Dr and Mrs Robert Lazard Rachel Hewitt* Rachael Baum Friends Membership Jessica Poole Katia Pisvin The Hon Tom Hewlett Legators The Flow Foundation Mrs Benjamin Coates D Wickham Lend Lease Limited Collections Manager Patrons Events Officer Assistant Ticketing Co-ordinator Curatorial Assistant Professor and Mrs Ken The J Paul Getty Jnr Lois M Collier Mr Robert W Wilson Lindsell Train Buildings and Estate Linda Macpherson Joseph Green Rania Clark Beth Schneider Nicole Ruesegger Howard ra The Royal Academy of Charitable Trust The Hon Anne Collins Lloyds TSB Private Assistant Librarian Burlington Appeal Database Assistant Head of Learning Exhibitions Manager Mark and Fiona Arts is very grateful to The Gordon Foundation Mr Richard C Colyear Banking Ian Blackburn Edwina Mulvany Manager Eleanor Heath Sue Stamp Paul Sirr Hutchinson those who choose to Alexis Gregory Mrs Mary Sharp Cronson Corporate Membership Marie Curie Director of Buildings Registrar Emily Goodyer Friends Membership Friends and Patrons Database and Summer Mrs Susan Johns support us with a gift The Charles Hayward Mr Gerry Dolezar of the Royal Academy Moelis & Co. and Estate Christina Mulvihill Administrator, Assistant Events Co-ordinator Exhibition Manager Ms Karen Jones in their will or a gift Foundation Mr and Mrs Howard of Arts Oracle Capital Group Rachel Dixon Frame Technician Capital Campaign Jacintha Cusack Kathleen Soriano Mrs Marcelle Joseph in memory of a loved Alan and Mary Hobart S Davis The Royal Society of Administrator, Buildings Mark Pomeroy Sarah Hilliam Gift Aid Administrator Director of Exhibitions Mr and Mrs S Kahan one. These special The Inchcape Foundation Ms Zita Davisson Launched in 1988, the Chemistry and Estate Archivist Trusts and Foundations and Finance Assistant Engineers Andrea Tarsia Mr Paul Kempe gifts help to protect The Ironmongers’ Ms Maria Garvey Dowd Royal Academy’s Slaughter and May Caroline Lamont Andrew Potter Manager Francesco Desideri Head of Exhibitions Nicolette Kwok our future, ensuring Foundation Mrs June Dyson Corporate Membership Tanya Baxter Procurement Manager Research Assistant Karin Grundy Friends Membership Errol Benaine Management Mrs Anna Lee that the RA remains The Leche Trust Mr Robert H Enslow Scheme has proved Contemporary Philip Pearce Karine Sarant-Hawkins Patrons Manager Assistant Engineering Technician Rian Trim Mr and Mrs Mark Loveday a strong, clear voice Lisson Gallery Mrs Katherine D Findlay highly successful. Tiffany & Co Architect Research Assistant Chloe Riddell* Laura Howes Andrew Brownlow Departmental Assistant Mrs Nicola Manby for art and artists, and The Maccabaeans Mr Francis Finlay Corporate membership Trowers & Hamlins Nicholas Savage Patrons Manager, Research Assistant Engineering Technician Elana Woodgate The Mulberry Trust continues to inspire The Machin Arts Mrs Raymond C Foster Jr offers company UBS Director of Collections Contemporary Circle Harriet Jarman* Jordan Cahill Exhibitions Assistant Philip and Val Marsden generations to come. Foundation Mr and Mrs J Winston benefits for staff, Vision Capital Limited Cash Office Miranda Stead Jonathan Stubbs Research and Resource Engineering Technician The Lord and Lady Myners This year we would like Mactaggart Third Fund Fowlkes III clients and community Weil, Gotshal & Manges Assistant Librarian Patrons Manager Manager Roberto Costa Peter Rice Esq to thank and remember The McCorquodale Mr and Mrs Lawrence partners and access Patricia Blackledge Helen Valentine Florence Sumption Reema Khan Engineering Technician Finance Anthony and Sally Salz the following: Charitable Trust S Friedland to the Academy’s Associate Level Cashier Head Curator (Paintings Patrons Administrator Deputy Director of Eddie Falkenhagen Brian D Smith The Mercers’ Company Mr and Mrs Leslie Garfield facilities andresources. Members Dean Courtney and Sculpture) Development, Engineering Supervisor Dominic Anghileri Mr Simon Thorley qc Mrs Daphne Olive Collins Margaret and Richard Mr and Mrs Ellis Goodman The outstanding All Nippon Airways Cashier Laura Valentine* Regular Giving Julian Galloway Finance Director and Mr Ray Treen Mrs Anne Marjorie Merrell Foundation Mr and Mrs Gordon support we receive The Arts Club Wioletta Olszewska Picture Library Manager Development, Heidi Lloyd Engineering Technician Head of Operations Mrs Carol Wates Crosthwait The Millichope P Getty from companies via the Bloomberg LP Cashier Adam Waterton Project Giving Friends Membership Daniel Gunning Lee Bennett Mrs Diana Wilkinson Mrs Ann Elisabeth Drake Foundation Mr and Mrs Gustave scheme is vital to the BNP Paribas Ajita Vyas Head of Library Services Services Manager Junior Lighting & AV Finance Assistant Mr and Mrs Maurice Dr Norah Elizabeth The Norman Foster M Hauser continuing success of Bonhams 1793 Ltd Senior Cashier Annette Wickham Michael Eldred Gina Longhitano Technician Ketan Chudasama Wolridge Gilchrist Foundation Mrs Judith Heath the Academy and we Clifford Chance LLP Curator Works on Paper Head of Project Giving Friends Membership Ash Lim Project Accountant and others who wish to Mr David Gorick The Old Broad Street Mrs Drue Heinz hon dbe thank all members for Credit Agricole CIB Angharad Lloyd-Jones Assistant Audio Visual Supervisor Cristina Drake* remain anonymous Mr Oliver John St John Charitable Trust Mr and Mrs C Hugh their valuable support EY Cleaners and Porters Deputy Director, Meredith More Tony Salt Senior Management Heaton The Peacock Charitable Hildesley and continued French Chamber of Communications Development and Friends Membership Engineering Technician Accountant Mrs Maria Hett Trust Mr David Hockney om ch ra enthusiasm. Commerce Maria Batista Keeper’s House Assistant Ronald Simpson Anna Duchovna Young Patrons Group Mrs Eileen Hewitt The Stanley Picker Trust Dr Bruce C Horten Generation Investment Cleaner Daisy Bell Kathryn McNerney Concetta de Prospo Engineering Supervisor Finance Assistant Miss Barbara Johnson The Pidem Fund Ms Elaine Kend Premier Level Management LLP Oziel Camacho Marketing Manager Project Giving Finance Assistant James Vernon Valerie Fernandes Chair Mrs Sylvia Jones The Radcliffe Trust Mr Nicholas S Kirkbride Members Heidrick & Struggles Cleaner and Porter Will Dallimore Administrator Alison Strawbridge Sustainability Co-ordinator Senior Financial May Calil Ms Mary Hamilton Kiddle T Rippon and Sons Mr and Mrs Gary Kraut A T Kearney Limited Lubbock Fine Chartered Maria Dea Paz Director of Harriet Pridmore Database Manager Stephen Watson Accountant Mr Norman Nightingale The Rootstein Hopkins The Hon Samuel K American Express® Accountants Camacho Communications Administrator, Emma Warren-Thomas Engineering Manager Victoria Hagger Silver Mr Ivor Alan Rey Foundation Lessey Jr Barclays plc Morgan Stanley Cleaner Sally Harper Keeper’s House Legacy Manager Sales Ledger and Credit Kalita al Swaidi Captain John Adrian The Rose Foundation Mr Arthur L Loeb Bird & Bird LLP Pentland Group plc Emma Greeves* Marketing Officer Debbie Stevens Theresa Webster Controller Miss Maria Allen Reynolds Rossi & Rossi Ltd Mr Henry S Lynn Jr BNY Mellon Rio Tinto Cleaner and Porter Matthew Hunt Corporate Membership Friends Finance Exhibitions Jennie Humpreys Lily Arad Mrs Elizabeth Monica The Ruddock Foundation Mrs Lucy F McGrath British Airways Sykes & Son Limited Rona Hamilton Graphic Designer Manager Manager Payroll & Pensions Miss Joy Asfar Ann Richards (formerly for the Arts Ms Christine Catlin Group Limited Timothy Sammons Fine Cleaner and Porter Sabina Rahman Clare Taylor Idoya Beitia Manager Ms Vanessa Aubry known as Miss Ann The South Square Trust Mainwaring-Samwell cbre Art Agents Terence Hamilton Marketing Officer Head of Keeper’s House Exhibitions Manager Flora Joll Rosanna Bossom Weldon) Peter Storrs Trust Christie’s Cleaner and Porter Margaux Simms Nicky White Learning Lorna Burn Administrator May Calil Mrs Joan Robinson The Joseph Strong Frazer Sir David Manning Deutsche Bank AG Anabela Henriques Head of Marketing Trusts and Foundations Summer Exhibition (Finance, HR, Legal) Mr and Mrs Tom Davies Miss Hinda Rose Charitable Trust gcmg cvo FTI Consulting Cleaner and Porter Simone Stewart Manager Vickie Andrew Manager Georgie Oyebode Mr Stefano Donati Mrs Pauline Corinna The Swan Trust Mr and Mrs Hamish GlaxoSmithKline plc James Howe Marketing Assistant Navasha Wray Ticketing and Programme Kitty Corbet Milward Management Accountant Mr Rollo Gabb Margery Sitwell Janine and J. Tomilson Hill Maxwell Insight Investment Cleaner and Porter Johanna Bennett Trusts and Foundations Assistant Rights and Reproductions Mila Phillips Miss Fernanda Gilligan Miss Evelyn Smith Richard de Unger and Mr Richard J Miller Jr JM Finn & Co. Umbelina Jardim Senior Press Officer Manager Amy Bluett Coordinator Legal Advisor Laura Graham Mr Benjamin Stagg Adeela Qureshi Anne Nitze Jones Lang LaSalle Cleaner Alexandra Bradley Events and Jenny Ryall Julie Lawson Mrs Victoria Sternfield The Celia Walker Ms Diane A Nixon JTI Kristina Katkeviciene Press Officer Lectures Assistant Head of Finance Soliana Habte Miss Nona Ann Whit Art Foundation Mr and Mrs Wilson Nolen KPMG Cleaner and Porter

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245th Summer Exhibition Prizewinners

Elizabeth Ward RA Enterprises Ltd Jane Grylls Secretary and Chief Natasha Bennett The Lend Lease/Architects’ Journal Awards The Sunny Dupree Family Award The Arts Club Special Purchase Prize Award Finance Assistant Advertising Manager Executive’s Office Visitor Services for a Woman Artist Paola Zehender Elizabeth Horne Kim Jenner Manager £10,000 Grand Award for Architecture and £5,000 £500 plus the purchase of an edition of work Exhibitions Management Managing Director, rae Business Manager Alexandra Collini Ivona Camacho* awarded to a first-time exhibitor £3,500 for a painting or sculpture Accountant Nick Tite Emily Knowles Head of Membership Visitor Services Assistant Judges Head of Publishing Advertising Sales Affairs and Switchboard Judges Judges David Wright, Tess Jaray ra, Jean Francoise Dor, Operations Assistant Dr Charles Saumarez Operator Kevin Chapman, Eva Jirˇicˇ ná, Christine Murray, Sunny Dupree, Ann Christopher ra, Jane Harris, Inge Borg Scott, Brian Clivaz Human Resources Sue Yeend-Curd Eleanor Mills Smith cbe Francesca Cornford Paul Finch, Matt Beasley Emma Hill Head of Commercial Editorial Assistant Secretary and Chief Visitor Services Assistant Winners Laura Denton Operations Paolo Russo Executive Tracy-Jane Hayes Winner Winner Cat. 490, Sarah Garvey, Once Upon a Time Human Resources Claire Sadler Advertising Sales Jae Shannon Visitor Services Assistant Grand Award for Architecture: Cat. 861 Feilden Clegg Cat. 948 Celia Paul, Annela Business Partner RAE Administrator Executive Executive Assistant to Lee Jackson Bradley Studios Concept Models for the Festival Wing, Katherine Montague the Secretary and Chief Visitor Services Assistant Southbank Centre (Model by Ken Grix) The 2013 Royal Academy of Arts Director of Human Executive Eleni Kitsou Award for first-time exhibitor: Cat. 857 and Cat. 869 The London Original Print Fair Prize Charles Wollaston Award Resources RA Enterprises Ltd, RA Enterprises Ltd, Visitor Services Assistant Heatherwick Studio Teesside Power Station and Joanne O’Brien* Academy Framing RA Shop Tuesday Yearwood Masdar Mosque Two prizes of £1,000 for a print in any medium £25,000 for the most distinguished work Human Resources Security Visitor Services Assistant in the exhibition Assistant Harry Burden Felix Barham Judges Picture Framer Retail Shops Manager Philip Carson * Maternity leave The Jack Goldhill Award for Sculpture Anne Desmet ra, Gordon Cooke, Helen Rosslyn Winner David Hegarty James Baxter Security Guard and Duty Cat. 3, El Anatsui, TSIATSIA – searching for Information Framing Workshop Deputy Retail Shops Front of House Manager £10,000 for a sculpture Winners connection Technology Manager Supervisor Pedro da Costa Cat. 947, John Mackechnie, Traigh Emily Davies Alexia Beck Security Guard and Duty Judges Cat. 169, Peter Ford, Field Games Shortlist Cambell Budge Picture Framer, Shop Assistant Front of House Manager Michael Goldhill, Rana Begum, Bill Woodrow ra, Cat. 587, Prof Humphrey Ocean ra, Lemon Static Senior Information Sales and Margaret Forde William Deas Dr Richard Cork Cat. 639, Richard Long cbe ra, Cornwall Spiral Technology Administrative Shop Assistant Security Guard and Duty The Rose Award for Photography Cat. 706, Phyllida Barlow ra, Untitled: Broken Support Officer Assistant Nick Godbold Front of House Manager Winner Cat. 928, Jonathan Houser, Study for a Building Brenda Hillary Martin West Shop Assistant Karl Golanski Cat. 750 Katherine Gill, Ripoll £1,000 for a photograph or series of photographs adjusted to Multiple Places and Scales Information Technology Manager, Academy Sarah Jones Security Guard and Duty Cat. 943, Michael Craig-Martin cbe ra, Portrait, Systems Manager Framing Shop Assistant Front of House Manager Judges Untitled (Gillian) Igor Saucek Victoria Wright Ramon Mota Davalos Abel Kiros The Hugh Casson Drawing Prize David Wright, Tess Jaray ra, Jean Francoise Dor, Head of Information Picture Framer Retail Shops Supervisor Security Guard and Duty Inge Borg Scott, Brian Clivaz Technology Neil Shepperson Front of House Manager Two prizes of £750 The Shepperd Robson Student Prize for Andrew Scurfield Shop Assistant Peter Lukwata Winners Architecture Senior Information RA Enterprises Ltd, Security Guard and Duty Judges Cat. 534, Marilene Oliver, Dreamcatcher Technology Exhibition Catalogues Front of House Manager Doug Patterson, Carola Zogolovich, Timothy Hyman ra Two prizes of £2,500 for a student architectural work Team Leader and Books RA Enterprises Ltd, Sherwyn Mason Xiaomeng Su Warehouse Security Guard and Duty Winner The Arts Club Charitable Trust Award Judges Senior Information Beatrice Gullström Front of House Manager Cat. 1149 Jeanette Barnes, Completed Shard, Tim Evans, Alan Stanton ra, Catherine Slesser Technology Production Assistant Ryan Lawer Gonzalo Mateos Tores London Bridge Quarter £2,000 for a work in any medium Security Manager Alison Hissey Warehouse Manager Security Guard and Duty Cat. 626 Donald Zec, My Grandfather, (excluding architecture) Winners Project Editor Ian Sankey Front of House Manager the Pious Patriarch Cat. 852, Changyeoh Lee, Synth[e]tech[e]cology Carola Krueger Warehouse Assistant Amer Najmaden Judges Cat. 844, Nichelle Channer, See Level, Dropwort Operations Production Manager, Security Guard and Duty David Wright, Tess Jaray ra, Jean Francoise Dor, Inge Research Centre Books Front of House Manager The British Institution Awards Borg Scott, Brian Clivaz Laura New Peter Sawbridge Royal Academy Michael O’Halloran Buildings Manager, Managing Editor Schools Deputy Head of Security Three prizes of £1,000 for student works Winners 6 Burlington Gardens Daniel Phillips Cat. 534, Marilene Oliver, Dreamcatcher Roland Philbert Guler Ates Security Guard and Duty Judges Health and Safety Officer RA Enterprises Ltd, Digital Print Tutor Front of House Manager Michael Claridge, Eileen Cooper ra, David Vobes Merchandising Mark Atkins Victor Pinto Hughie O’ Donoghue ra Facilities Manager Head of Workshop Security Guard and Duty Francine Williams Joe Dresner Eliza Bonham Carter Front of House Manager Winners Help Desk Assistant Merchandise Curator of the Schools Steve Rampasard Cat. 1049 Shinwook Kim, Matley Wood Administration David Cooper Security Guard and Duty Cat. 997 Signe Emma, Airline Food (A Scanning Assistant Schools Administrator Front of House Manager Electron Micrograph of dissolved salt representing the Postroom Catrina Dunn Eileen Cooper ra Sainey Sabally-B 30% extra salt needed for food to taste the same up in Merchandiser Keeper of the Schools Security Guard and Duty the air as it does on ground) Eileen Gallagher Janette Garthwaite Mark Hampson Front of House Manager Alberto Torres Hernandez – 575 Bitte Geh Nicht Fort Head of Postroom Mail Order Head of Material Philippa Merrett Administrator Processes Postroom Operator and Mhairi Holland Barton Hargreaves Ticket Office Visitor Services Assistant Buyer Digital Print Tutor Nichola Naylon Brian Griffiths Daniel Hawkins Assistant Merchandiser Tutor Ticket Office Manager President’s Office Ella Riley Yasu Ichige Abby Loader Senior Buyer Digital Instructor Ticket Office Supervisor Christopher Le Brun Emily Rubner Vanessa Jackson Andreas Podias pra Buyers’ Assistant Tutor Ticket Office Assistant President Richard Kirwan Susan Reitsis Prof Paul Huxley ra Senior Tutor Ticket Office Assistant Treasurer RA Enterprises Ltd, Simon Lawson Emma Pearson RA Magazine Tutor Executive Assistant to the Visitor Services President Catherine Cartwright* Advertising Production Alison Barlow Manager and Listings Visitor Services Assistant Editor Nick Barrett Visitor Services Assistant

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Appendix 5

Loans from the Collections, 1 September 2012– 31 August 2013

Loans for Exhibition looking west, (03/831), oil on paper laid on canvas, Exhibition: Laura Knight Portraits century plaster cast, Head of Hermes, (03/1517), (all loans are oil on canvas unless otherwise stated) John Constable, RA, Rainstorm over the Sea, Venue 1: National Portrait Gallery, 19th century plaster cast, Head of the Farnese (03/1390), oil on paper laid on canvas, John Constable, 11July– 13 October 2013 Hercules, (03/7017), 19th century plaster cast Exhibition: Gary Hume: Flashback, RA, Cloud Study: Horizon of Trees, (03/1994), oil on Venue 2: Laing Art Gallery, An Arts Council Collection exhibition paper laid on board, red ground 2 November 2013 – 16 February 2014 Borrower: Palace of Westminster Venue 1: Leeds Art Gallery, Venue 3: Plymouth Art Gallery, Dates: 1 June 2013 – 30 June 2015 5 February – 15 April 2012 Exhibition: Floriculture: Flowers, Love and Money 1 March – 10 May 2014 Loans: R. O. Dunlop, RA, the Thames at Sunbury, Venue 2: Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Venue: Garden Museum, London, Loans: Laura Knight, RA, Portrait of Joan Rhodes, (03/1169), Sir Gerald Kelly, PRA, Portrait of Vaughan 28 April – 7 July 2012 14 February – 28 April 2013 (11/1168), Laura Knight, RA, Portrait of Vijayalakshmi Williams, (03/1234), Sir Edwin Landseer, RA, Portrait Venue 3: Jerwood Gallery, Hastings*, Loans: Sir George Clausen, RA, Still life with Pandit, Mrs Pandit Nehru (unfinished), (04/2054), of John Gibson, RA, (03/1235), Edward Stephens, 14 July – 23 September 2012 tulips, (06/3455), Alfred Parsons, RA, Orange Lilies, Laura Knight, RA, Sketchbook used by Dame Laura ARA, Shielding the Helpless, (03/1825), Marble, Venue 4: Aberdeen Art Gallery, Broadway, Worcestershire, (03/275) Knight, R.A. (open at Study of a woman sitting in a Patrick MacDowell, RA, A Nymph, (03/3713), Marble, 13 October 2012 – 19 January 2013 tree, 07/5180), (07/4975), Sketchbook John Gibson, RA, Narcissus, (04/730), Marble Loans: Gary Hume, RA, American Tan XXVIII1, Exhibition: Beauty and Revolution: (08/2363), Gloss paint on aluminium Neoclassicism 1770–1820 Exhibition: Under the Greenwood: Picturing British Borrower: Trinity College of Music * Not at this venue Venue: Städel Museum, Frankfurt Trees – Past LondonDates: 1 June 2013 – 30 June 2015 20 February – 26 May 2013 Venue: St. Barbe Museum & Art Gallery, Lymington, Loans: Sir James Thornhill, after Raphael, The Exhibition: Dark Romanticism: From Goya to Max Ernst Loans: JThomas Banks, RA, The Falling Titan, 27 July – 5 October 2013 Miraculous Draft of Fishes, (03/1229), Sir James Venue 1: Städel Museum, Frankfurt, (03/1673), Marble, John Flaxman, RA, Apollo and Loans: Oliver Hall, RA, Spring, (03/349), Oil on Thornhill, after Raphael, Elymas the Sorcerer Struck 26 September 2012 – 20 January 2013 Marpessa, (03/1716), Marble relief, John Flaxman, RA, canvas, Laura Knight, RA, A Misty Sunrise, ( 03 /1161), with Blindness, (03/1099), Sir James Thornhill, after Venue 2: Musée d’Orsay, Paris The Council of the Gods, (03/1899), Pencil, pen and John Nash, RA, The Fallen Tree, (03/471), Alfred Raphael, Paul Preaching at Athens, ( 03 /1101) 4 March – 23 June 2013 ink on paper, John Flaxman, RA, The Council of the Parsons, RA, A man sitting under the shade of a Loans: Henry Fuseli, RA, Thor Battering the Midgard Gods, (03/1900), Pencil, pen and ink on paper, John group of trees, (06/530), Pen and ink on paper, Julian Serpent, (03/995) Flaxman, RA, The Council of the Gods, (03/1901), Trevelyan, RA, The Forest, (03/4237), Lithograph New Long Term Loans Pencil, pen and ink on paper, John Flaxman, RA, A Exhibition: Treasure Island: British Art Procession of Trojan Women Lamenting, (03/3436), Exhibition: Hieronymus Cock – Borrower: Cambridge University, Sidgwick Site from Holbein to Hockney Pencil, pen and ink on paper, Belvedere Torso, The Renaissance in print Dates: 1 April 2013 – 31 January 2015 Venue: Fundación Juan March, (03/1442), Plaster Venue 1: Museum Leuven, Belgium, Loans: Nigel Hall, RA, Bigger Bite, (10/1347), Bronze 5 October 2012 – 20 January 2013 14 March – 9 June 2013 Loans: Thomas Banks, RA, The Falling Titan, Exhibition: Edwardian Opulence: British Art at the Venue 2: Fondation Custodia/Institut Néerlandais, Borrower: Tate Britain Displays (03/1673), Marble Dawn of the Twentieth Century Paris, 18 September 2013 – 15 December 2013 Venue: Tate Britain, London Venue: Yale Center for British Art, New Haven Loans: Joannes and Lucas van Doetecum after Dates: 13 May 2013 – 13 May 2015 Exhibition: Manet: Portraing Life 28 February – 2 June 2013 Sebastian van Noyen, Baths of Diocletian, (12/1324- Loans: John Bacon, RA, Sickness, (03/1672), Marble, Venue 1: Toledo Museum of Art, Ohio, Loans: Henry Herbert La Thangue, RA, Violets for 12/1329), Engravings, six friezes mounted on linen Richard Westmacott, RA, Jupiter and Ganymede, 7 October 2012 – 1 January 2013 Perfume, (03/811), Solomon Joseph Solomon, RA, (03/1852), Marble Venue 2: Royal Academy of Arts, London, St George, (03/1311), Charles Sims, RA, Clio and the 26 January – 14 April 2013 Children, (03/1215), George Frampton, RA, Lamia, Long Term Loans Renewed Loans: David Wilkie Wynfield,Edouard Manet, (03/1723), Ivory, bronze, opals, glass (03/7379), Albumen print on mount with printed Borrower: Cambridge University, Sidgwick Site surround Exhibition: Summer in February Dates: 1 April 2013 – 31 January 2015 Venue: Penlee House, Penzance, Loans: Phillip King, PPRA, Span, (03/3638), Painted Exhibition: Doctors, Dissection and Resurection Men 16 March – 8 June 2013 14 gauge steel Venue: Museum of London, Loans: Stanhope Forbes, RA, The Harbour Window, 19 October 2012 – 14 April 2013 (03/251) Borrower: Bridgwater House, London Loans: Unidentified maker, Anatomical Crucifixion Dates: 1 June 2013 – 30 June 2015 (James Legg), (03/1438), Plaster Exhibition: The King and the Artist, Francois 1st Loans: John Gibson, RA, Lilah Clifden, (03/2414), and Rosso Fiorentino Plaster, John Gibson, RA, Luisa, (03/2413), Plaster, Exhibition: Seduced by Art: Venue: Château de Fontainebleau, France, John Gibson, RA, Bust of Edith Margaret Mozley, Photography Past and Present 23 March – 24 June 2013 (03/2411), Plaster, Edward Onslow Ford, RA, John Venue 1: National Gallery, London, Loans: Rosso Fiorentino, Leda and the Swan, Bagnold Burgess, (03/1224), Bronze, Domenico 31 October 2012 – 20 January 2013 (04/282), Black chalk on paper Trentacoste, Bust of Philiip Hermogenes Calderon, Venue 2: CaixaForum, Barcelona, RA, (03/3618), Bronze, Thomas Woolner, RA, 21 February 2013 – 19 May 2013 Exhibition: Natsume Soseki and Arts Edward Middleton Barry, (03/3757), Marble, Laocoön, Venue 3: CaixaForum, Madrid, Venue 1: Hiroshima Prefectural Art Museum, Japan, (04/297), 19th century plaster cast, Queen Victoria, 18 June – 15 September 2013 26 March – 6 May 2013 (04/446), 19th century plaster cast Loans: David Wilkie Wynfield,Photograph of J. D. Venue 2: Tokyo University of the Arts/The University Watson, (03/6714), Carbon print Art Museum, Japan, 14 May – 7 July 2013 Borrower: National Portrait Gallery Venue 3: Shizuoka Prefectural Museum of Art, Japan, at Bodelwyddan Castle Exhibition: Philippe-Jacques de Loutherbourg 13 July – 25 August 2013 Dates: 1 June 2013 – 30 June 2015 (1740–1812) Loans: John William Waterhouse, RA, A Mermaid, Loans: John Gibson, RA, Hebe, (04/727), Marble, Venue: Musée de Strasbourg, France, (03/805) John Gibson, RA, Cupid and Butterfly, (04/728), 17 November 2012 – 18 February 2013 Marble, John Gibson, RA, Young Baachus, (04/725), Loans: Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg, RA, Exhibition: La Beauté Sauvera Le Monde- Marble, John Gibson, RA, Alexandra, Princess of Landscape with cattle and figures, a storm coming on, Reciprocal Loan for ‘Van Gogh’ Wales, (04/729), Plaster (03/1375) Venue: Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tournai, Belgium, 21 April – 21 July 2013 Borrower: Oxford and Cambridge Club, London Exhibition: The Portrait within a Portrait Loans: John Constable, RA, Cloud Study, Hampstead, Dates: 1 June 2013 – 30 June 2015 Venue: Dordrechts Museum, The Hague, Tree at Right, (03/455), Oil on paper laid on board, Loans: Sir Martin Archer Shee, PRA, Portrait of 9 December 2012 – 8 April 2013 red ground, John Constable, RA, Seascape Study: Queen Victoria, (03/1309), Sir Martin Archer Shee, Loans: Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema, Miss Anna Alma- Boat and Stormy Sky, (03/830), Oil on paper laid on PRA, after Sir Thomas Lawrence PRA, Portrait of Tadema, (03/908) board, John Constable, RA, Distant View of the Grove, George IV, (03/1307), Sir Martin Archer Shee, PRA, Hampstead, (03/385), Oil on paper, laid on canvas Portrait of William IV, (03/1308), Sir James Thornhill, Exhibition: Impressionism and Open-air Painting. after Raphael, Peter and Barnabas at Lystra, (03/1100), From Corot to Van Gogh Exhibition: Edward Bawden: Essex Watercolours Sir James Thornhill after Raphael, Peter and John Venue: Museo Thyssen Bornemisza, Madrid Venue: Firstsite, Colchester, curing the Lame Man, (03/1102), Head of Augustus, 5 Februrary – 12 May 2013 25 May 2013 – 26 August 2013 (04/312), 19th century plaster cast, Head of Nero, Loans: John Constable, RA, Flatford Lock, A path Loans: Edward Bawden, RA, Lindsell Church, Essex. (04/310), 19th century plaster cast, Head of Lucius by a river, (03/1392), oil on canvas on board, John No. 1, (06/5256), Pen and ink with watercolour Junius Brutus, (03/1515), 19th century plaster cast, Constable, RA, Seascape Study, Brighton Beach on paper Head of Niobe from the Niobe Group, (03/1516), 19th

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Immunity from Seizure Acquisitions, 1 September 2012– 31 August 2013

The DCMS approved the Royal Academy of Arts September 2012 February 2013 for the purposes of Part 6 of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 (protection of cultural Anne-Katrin Purkiss Güler Ates objects on loan) with effect from 17 September 10 Photographic prints of ras including James Butler Monument, 2013 2008. ra, Anthony Whishaw ra and Christopher Le Brun pra Digital Print, 100 x 81cm Purchased from the photographer Artist’s Proof During the year under review, the Royal Academy Presented by the artist was granted Immunity from Seizure for 93 artworks Paul Sandby ra as follows: Set of 12 aquatints from the series Güler Ates ‘Twelve Views in South Wales’, published 1775 Books and Yellow Veil Bronze Purchased from Clive A. Burden Ltd. with funds Digital Print, 100 x 81cm 15 September – 9 December 2012 contributed by the Collections and Library Circle Artist’s Proof, 2013 Main Galleries Presented by the artist Sculpture: 30 November 2012 Manet: Portraying Life March 2013 26 January – 14 April 2013 Stephen Cox ra Main Galleries Figure: Curved, c. 2008 Sean Scully ra Paintings: 18 Hammamat breccia (Fouakir breccia), Doric Persephone, 2012 Works on Paper: 1 71 x 42.5 x 22.5cm Oil on linen Diploma Work 71.1 x 96.5cm George Bellows (1882-1925): Diploma Work Modern American Life Prof Norman Ackroyd cbe ra (12/5201) 16 March – 9 June 2013 Galapagos, 2009 John Robertson The Sackler Wing of Galleries 40 Etchings originally produced as the maquette for an Jena IV Lucinde, 2011 Paintings: 3 exterior mural on The Sainsbury Laboratory, Botanic Oil on aluminium with mirrored dibond Works on Paper: 13 Garden, University of Cambridge. No. 15 of 25 sets Triptych – 150 x 44.5 x 3 cm (x2) and 150 x 128 x 3 cm printed and editioned by the artist in 2011. Purchased from the artist Mexico: A Revolution in Art, 1910–1940 Presented by the artist 6 July – 29 September 2013 The Sackler Wing of Galleries A. E. Richardson pra April 2013 Paintings: 8 Architectural designs, 23 sketchbooks, lecture notes Works on Paper: 20 Gift of Simon Houfe Anne-Katrin Purkiss 17 Photographic prints of Academicians including Due diligence was carried out by following Royal Lord Foster of Thames Bank om ra, Antony Gormley Academy procedures, which include identifying areas December 2012 obe ra, Sir Philip Dowson ppra, Sir Nicholas Grimshaw for further research and holding internal staff meetings cbe ppra, Bill Woodrow ra, Lisa Milroy ra and Alison to review and discuss any issues arising as appropriate, Peter Greenham ra Wilding ra. as well as consulting external specialists as required. 12 Sketchbooks used by Peter Greenham ra Purchased from the Photographer The Royal Academy’s Exhibitions Office has received Gift of Mrs Jane Greenham no enquiries or claims under Section 7 A. E. Richardson pra of the Protection of Cultural Objects on Loan 28 lecture diagrams and 40 card templates for drawing (Publication and Provision of Information) Regulations curves used by A. E. Richardson pra 2008 (provision of information: potential claimants). Gift of Simon Houfe

John Flaxman ra The Braschi Venus, 1811 Brown wash over pencil on cream wove paper 73.8 x 63.8 cm Purchased from Lowell Libson with funds contributed by the Collections and Library Circle

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Appendix 8 Appendix 9

Trusts and Special Funds Administered Royal Academy Schools Prizes and Awards, by the Royal Academy Trust, Schools Scholarships and Maintenance 1 September 2012–31 August 2013 Funds, Other Trusts

Bird’s Charity The Richard Ford Award The Pitchforth Fund Royal Academy Schools Scholarships and Maintenance Funds, other Trusts Alma-Tadema Fund Charlotte Bonham-Carter Charitable Trust Bequeathed by Mr W. M. Lutyens Bird to make Received from Brinsley Ford in 1976, in memory of Proceeds from the sale of pictures donated by (Roland) William Brake Charitable Trust awards to poor and deserving young artists of British his great-grandfather Richard Ford, to enable British Vivian Pitchforth ra to provide a scholarship fund for the Name of fund Award in year (£) Recipient J B Courtauld Endowment Fund nationality who are under 33 years of age and possess figurative painters to visit Spain for the purpose of Royal Academy Schools. Creswick Trust reasonable diligence and ability. studying paintings, particularly in the Prado. Artists Collecting Society 1,000 Nancy Milner Crompton Trust Dooley Fund The Pauline Sitwell Bursary Fund Chelsea Arts Club 2,000 Tom Owen Duff Green Trust The British Institution Fund The Frampton Fund Fred Elwell Trust Received in 2012 from the estate of the late Pauline Dover Art Charitable Trust 1,000 Ellen MacDonald Goldman Fund Established to offer awards of up to £1,000 to students Bequeathed by Sir George Frampton ra for executing in Sitwell, the fund will award an annual maintenance Arthur Hacker Trust under the age of 25 who are currently following permanent material works by British sculptors currently bursary to a student in the Royal Academy Schools. Gilbert and Eileen Edgar 6,000 Murray O’Grady Haite Travel Award recognised courses, both full- and part-time, in painting, existing only in material of a non-permanent nature, to Foundation Heritage Peters Fund sculpture, printmaking and architecture in art schools, be presented to the nation or placed in any park, open Richard Jack Trust colleges or architectural institutions in the United space, museum or art gallery in the United Kingdom or The Starr Fund Richard Ford Award 1,000 Aimee Parrott Eric Kennington Trust Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. its dominions, colonies or dependencies. Victoria Levin Fund Donated by the Starr Foundation to endow an artist-in- Gordon Foundation 2,400 Tim Pratt Mackay Fund residence scholarship for an American student in the Dorothy M Morgan Trust The Sir Hugh Casson Drawing Award The Jack Goldhill Award for Sculpture Royal Academy Schools. Peter Greenham Fund 2,000 Gabriel Stones David Murray Travel Award Rose Foundation Given annually in recognition of the best drawing in the Donated by Jack Goldhill, an award is made annually Holbeck Charitable Trust 15,000 Alice Theobold Catherine Adeline Sparkes Fund Summer Exhibition, in memory of Sir Hugh Casson pra. in recognition of the best sculpture in the Summer The Patricia Turner Award Patricia Turner Award Exhibition. Leverhulme Trust 56,000 Adam Collier Vandaleur Fund Bequeathed by James Turner, in memory of his wife Alice Theobald The Chantrey Bequest Patricia, to provide a bursary to a graduating sculpture Amy Petra Woodward The Peter Greenham Fund student to support his or her professional development Charlie Billingham Received under the will of Sir Francis Chantrey ra. in his or her first year after leaving the Royal Academy Coco Crampton The RA Schools receive funding from the David Lean Foundation in support of the Provides for the purchase of works of art of the highest Donated in memory of Peter Greenham ra, former Schools. Esther Yuan students’ lectures, artist’s talks and public lectures. The RA Schools also receive an merit in painting and sculpture, executed entirely within Keeper of the Royal Academy Schools, a full three-year Hannah Bays annual award from the Eranda Foundation endowment to fund the Professorship of the shores of Great Britain, in order to form a public scholarship to a student in the Schools. James Robertson Drawing, a two-year teaching post currently held by Professor Tracey Emin cbe ra. national collection of British fine art. The Edna Rose Weiss Award Joseph Frazer Marie von Heyl The de Grey Memorial Fund Donated by Edna Rose Weiss. Provides an annual prize Mary Ramsden The Selina Chenevière Travel Award to a student in the Royal Academy Schools working in a Max Prus Established in memory of Sir Roger de Grey pra to figurative style. Michael O’Reilly Established in 2000 by Antoine Chenevière in memory provide maintenance grants to students in the Royal Murray O’Grady of his late wife Lady Selina Chenevière. Awards an Academy Schools and the City and Guilds of London Natalie Dray annual bursary to a third-year student in the Royal Art School. The Charles Wollaston Award Prem Sahib Academy Schools to help further his or her practice Sarah Shoughi through travel. Donated by Charles Wollaston in 1977. Provides an Sophie Alsbo The McAulay Scholarship annual award for the most distinguished exhibit in Stephen Forge the Summer Exhibition, on the recommendation of Tim Pratt The Sir John Reeves Ellerman Picture Donated by Mr Ronald McAulay and the Hon Mrs a specially appointed panel. Tom Owen Purchase Fund McAulay in 1997. Provides fees and maintenance to a student in the Royal Academy Schools. Liverpool John Moores 2,000 Gabriel Stones Bequeathed by Sir John Reeves Ellerman, 1st Baronet. Scholarship The purpose of the Ellerman Fund is to support the growth of the Royal Academy of Arts Collection by The Agnes Ethel Mackay Fund McAulay Fund 1,000 Rebecca Ackroyd applying the income to the purchase of works of art, in accordance with the Acquisitions and Disposals policy. Received in 1981 from the estate of Miss Agnes Ethel Stanley Picker Charitable Trust 5,000 Alex Clarke Mackay, in memory of André Dunoyer de Segonzac hon Paul Eastwood ra, to award travelling scholarships to students Marisa J. Futernick The Eranda Drawing Professorship in the Royal Academy Schools. Daniel Lipp Ellen MacDonald Awarded by the Eranda Foundation to establish a professorship of drawing in the Royal Academy Schools. Edith and Ferdinand Porjes 16,500 Ariane Schick Charitable Trust Paul Schneider

Peter T Rippon Foundation 5,000 Paul Schneider

Sir Paul and Lady Smith 12,000 Sean Steadman

South Square Trust 7,000 Maria de Lima

Starr Fund 12,000 Tully Satre

Celia Walker Art Foundation 3,800 Bradley Grievson Nancy Milner

Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation 10,000 Julie Born Schwartz

Worshipful Company 375 Mary Ramsden of Painter- Stainers

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Premiums Prizes 2013 RA Schools Show 2013

Sponsor/Name of award Amount Name Sponsor/Name of award Prize Name

Armitage 380 Murray O’Grady Deutsche Bank Pyramid Award 10,000 Marie von Heyl

Celia Walker 200 Paul Eastwood Dunoyer de Segonzac Gold Medal 432 Prem Sahib

Dover Arts Charitable Trust 500 Ellen MacDonald Dunoyer de Segonzac 432 Adham Faramawy Dissertation Distinction Edna Rose Weiss Award 500 Marisa J.Futernick (for working in a figurative style) Dunoyer de Segonzac 432 Joe Frazer

Sir Frank & Lady Short 380 Daniel Lipp Dunoyer de Segonzac 432 Nancy Milner

Hiscox Prize 2,500 Alice Theobald Dunoyer de Segonzac 432 Tom Owen

Hiscox Prize 2,500 Coco Crampton Dunoyer de Segonzac 432 Eddie Peake

Jerwood Prize 5,000 Alex Clarke Dunoyer de Segonzac 432 Esther Yuan

Keepers’ Prize and 380 Aimee Parrott Dunoyer de Segonzac 432 Sarah Shoughi and various small prizes Tiranti Sculpture Prize 1,000

Landseer & Geoffrey Ball 380 Hannah Perry Dunoyer de Segonzac 432 Mary Ramsden (£100 for print) Dissertation Distinction

Maccabaeans 450 Gabriel Stones Dunoyer de Segonzac 432 Michael O’Reilly Dissertation Distinction Michael Moser 450 Julie Born Schwartz John Merrill Book Award (£200 of books) Peter T Rippon Travel Award 2,500 Paul Schneider Land Securities Studio Award Charlie Billingham Soloman J Soloman 380 Alex Chase White Various small prizes Artists League of James Robertson New York Residency Vincent Harris 380 Ariane Schick Vincent Harris 380 Paul Eastwood Artists League of Brad Grievson Vincent Harris New York Residency Tony Smith 380 Natalie Dray Celia Walker (£100 for print) Patricia Turner Sculpture 3,500 Stephen Forge

Patricia Turner Sculpture 3,500 Tim Pratt

Selina Cheneviere Fellowship 2,000 Amy Petra Woodward

Other Miscellaneous Prizes

Sponsor/Name of award Name

Red Mansion Art Prize (China Residency) Caroline Abbots

Glenfiddich Residency Marie Von Heyl

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