Group Exhibition: Living Colour: Celebrating 200 Years of the Royal Scottish Academy , St Andrews Museum

 

Artists who were born, live or have a connection with Fife form a key part of an exciting new exhibition as OnFife joins in celebrations marking the 200^th anniversary of the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA). The RSA is Scotland's oldest artist-led institution and cares for a nationally recognised collection, running a year-round programme of exhibitions and events from the Mound, Princes Street, Edinburgh. Opening at St Andrews Museum on Saturday 28 March, Living Colour: Celebrating 200 Years of the RSA is part of a nationwide series of events called RSA 200: Celebrating Together recognising the important milestone in the prestigious art institution's history. 

 

Living Colour covers the full 200-year lifespan of the RSA, from the beginning of the 19^th century through to the work of artists who are still living and creating artwork today and features more than 30 works by Academicians (members of the RSA).