Celebrating Artistic Excellence: Joe Brighton's Work to be Showcased at The Royal Academy of Arts

We are thrilled to announce the extraordinary accomplishment of one of our talented students, Joe Brighton from Year 12, whose artwork has been selected to be displayed at The Royal Academy of Arts' prestigious Young Artist's Summer Show.

The Royal Academy of Arts, nestled in the heart of Piccadilly, London, stands as a beacon of artistic excellence, boasting a rich history spanning over 250 years. Renowned for hosting major exhibitions by both historic and contemporary artists, including the iconic Summer Show, the Royal Academy of Arts holds a special place in the global art community.

Joe's remarkable achievement comes as his artwork caught the discerning eye of the Royal Academy's panel of judges, amidst a staggering 21,500 submissions. His selection for the Young Artists’ Summer Show exhibition is a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication to his craft.

The Young Artists’ Summer Show, now in its sixth year, serves as a platform for budding artists aged 4–19 across the UK to showcase their creative prowess. Each submission undergoes rigorous evaluation by a panel of esteemed artists and arts professionals, making Joe's inclusion in the exhibition even more noteworthy.

We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Joe Brighton for this outstanding accomplishment. His artwork will not only be displayed online but also featured onsite at The Royal Academy of Arts, offering him a unique opportunity to share his artistic vision with a diverse audience.

The exhibition is scheduled to open on 16 July, promising to be a highlight of the art calendar. We encourage everyone to visit and support Joe, as well as the other talented young artists whose works will adorn the hallowed halls of the Royal Academy of Arts.

Joe, your achievement fills us with immense pride, and we eagerly anticipate witnessing your continued artistic journey. May your talent continue to shine bright, illuminating the world with beauty and creativity. Congratulations once again!

A sense of place - Joe Brighton