Queen Elizabeth II Visits Royal Scottish Academy Bicentenary Exhibition
Queen Elizabeth II marked the 200th anniversary of the Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture today. The celebration emphasizes the Academy's long-standing role in developing artistic and architectural talent in Scotland. Attendees explored the exhibition "Chaos and Control: Printmaking in Scotland Now," a centerpiece of the bicentennial festivities. Curated by Ade Adesina and Flora La Thangue, the showcase includes works from 47 artists ranging from seasoned professionals to emerging talents, emphasizing innovative printmaking techniques. During her visit, the Queen met with several artists, highlighting the Academy's significant impact on Scotland's arts scene.
Key facts
- Queen Elizabeth II visited the Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture (RSA) today.
- The visit was part of the RSA's bicentenary celebrations, marking 200 years of supporting artists, architects and creative practice across Scotland.
- Her Majesty toured the exhibition 'Chaos and Control: Printmaking in Scotland Now'.
- The exhibition is part of the RSA's 200th anniversary programme.
- The exhibition is co-curated by Royal Scottish Academician Ade Adesina and RSA Head of Programme Flora La Thangue.
- The exhibition features works by 47 established, emerging and internationally recognised artists working in printmaking.
- The exhibition explores traditional techniques and experimental approaches in printmaking.
- The Queen met participating artists and representatives from the Academy.
Entities
Artists
- Ade Adesina
- Flora La Thangue
Institutions
- Royal Scottish Academy of Art and Architecture (RSA)
Locations
- Scotland