With Fists, It Kicks, It Bites
The Royal College of Art and associated Fitzrovia galleries are delighted to announce the collaborative exhibition "With Fists, It Kicks, It Bites". The exhibition by the 2020 graduating students of the RCA MA Photography course, will be divided across the physical gallery spaces of Edel Assanti, TJ Boulting and Webber Gallery, as well as the beautiful and historical location of The Fitzrovia Chapel. Coming together to support the emerging generation of artists, the galleries are thrilled to be able to present to the public the exciting, assertive and experimental work currently made.
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the RCA had to cancel its physical degree shows and move them to an online presentation. The degree show is not only the opportunity to bring together the culmination of two year鈥檚 study and practice, but a chance for students to work together as they transit from students to the outside world. The galleries have recognised how vital the physical degree show is on many levels and have collaborated to stage an exhibition across their spaces for the graduating Photography students. The galleries have previously worked with or represent RCA Photography alumni, in particular TJ Boulting with Dominic Hawgood and Edel Assanti with No茅mie Goudal, which is how the conversation on how to help this year鈥檚 RCA graduates first emerged and developed.
The Royal College of Art and associated Fitzrovia galleries are delighted to announce the collaborative exhibition "With Fists, It Kicks, It Bites". The exhibition by the 2020 graduating students of the RCA MA Photography course, will be divided across the physical gallery spaces of Edel Assanti, TJ Boulting and Webber Gallery, as well as the beautiful and historical location of The Fitzrovia Chapel. Coming together to support the emerging generation of artists, the galleries are thrilled to be able to present to the public the exciting, assertive and experimental work currently made.
Following the COVID-19 pandemic, the RCA had to cancel its physical degree shows and move them to an online presentation. The degree show is not only the opportunity to bring together the culmination of two year鈥檚 study and practice, but a chance for students to work together as they transit from students to the outside world. The galleries have recognised how vital the physical degree show is on many levels and have collaborated to stage an exhibition across their spaces for the graduating Photography students. The galleries have previously worked with or represent RCA Photography alumni, in particular TJ Boulting with Dominic Hawgood and Edel Assanti with No茅mie Goudal, which is how the conversation on how to help this year鈥檚 RCA graduates first emerged and developed.
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