123rd Annual Exhibition
1 – 23 November 2021
Purchase the exhibition catalogue here
The SSA Annual Exhibition will showcase artworks by members of Scotland’s largest artist-led organisation. The exhibition will show some of the most exciting work being made by the Society’s members and other selected artists, as well as bringing powerful international work to audiences in Edinburgh.
As part of the Society’s continuing commitment to supporting emerging artists, we have invited a number of graduating students from the five main Scottish art schools to exhibit. This year’s exhibition will feature a showcase of the work of 20 graduates of Scotland’s art schools selected from the graduating classes of 2020 and 2021, providing an important opportunity for those who haven’t been able to share their work in person as a result of the pandemic. As well as emerging talents, the exhibition will feature the work of celebrated artists including Mary Morrison, Charlotte Roseberry, Rachel Duckhouse and Louise Barrington. To mark the centenary of the birth of former SSA president George Wyllie, the exhibition will also feature a selection of works generously loaned by the George Wyllie Estate.
We are delighted to once again be working with CutLog to present a series of works entitled Essential Travel for this year’s Annual Exhibition.
This year also sees the return of our 30 x 30 affordable art sale of small works by our members. All exhibited artworks will also be available to buy.
Exhibition Dates:
1 – 23 November 2021
Opening Times:
Monday to Saturday 10-5pm, Sunday 12-5pm (last entry 30 minutes prior to closing)
Venue:
Upper Galleries, The Royal Scottish Academy, The Mound, Edinburgh, EH2 2EL
Entry is via the RSA Front Door entrance on Princes Street. If you require stair-free access please notify us after booking (via admin@s-s-a.org) and enter by the ramp at the RSA Back Door (South Entrance).
£4 | £3 concessions
Free Entry for SSA Members (limited tickets available per day, please book in advance)
Free entry for all on Mondays