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Exhibitions

Spotlighting the next generation of creative voices.

Explore our current exhibition

The King of Sustainability, Michael Shellis

A striking portrait of His Majesty The King, crafted entirely from reclaimed and natural materials, is now on display. On loan from the Royal Collection by His Majesty The King, the artwork is being exhibited in the Benjamin Franklin Room, where visitors can experience this unique and sustainably created piece up close.
A textured portrait of an older man with a serious expression, painted in bold green and brown hues, set against a background of layered, crumpled golden and blue materials.

The Long Way Round, Adam Dunne

The Long Way Round, alludes to journeys in many forms, including the artist’s own sustained relationship with making and sculpture, with the recurring staircase motif suggesting ascent, perpetual effort, labyrinth struggles and contemplative wandering.
A man with glasses sits in a workshop holding a concrete object. Tools and equipment are visible in the background, and he looks slightly past the camera with a neutral expression.

Artist interviews

An interview with Omid Jahankhani

Read our inaugural Artist interview, a conversation with Omid Jahankhani. Jahankhani exhibited his work at the Royal Society of Arts from November 2025 to February 2026.

Read the interview

Host at the House

A setting where remarkable things happen. From Alexander Graham Bell’s first telephone demonstration to your next private event.

 

The façade of The Royal Society of Arts building, featuring columns, sculpted reliefs, and a statue on the roof against a clear blue sky.

Discover our Archive

Browse a rich collection of stories, images and artefacts from our fascinating heritage.

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