The British Royal Academy

The Royal Academy of Arts, based in London, is an independent institution founded in 1768, dedicated to promoting the creation, enjoyment, and understanding of visual arts. It functions as both a museum and an academy, showcasing a diverse range of exhibitions and facilitating art education for artists through its training programs and residencies. The Academy also supports emerging artists, hosts lectures, and holds the annual Summer Exhibition, one of the world’s most significant open-access displays of contemporary art. Its goal is to foster innovation and dialogue within the arts community while engaging the public with high-quality artistic experiences.