(10 Jun 2025)
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London, UK – 10 June 2025
1. Mid of painting ‘Gyro 1’ by Stephen Chambers and sculpture ‘Rocket Girl II’, Leiko Ikemura, part of the Royal Academy of Arts’ Summer Exhibition
2. Tilt up of ‘Rocket Girl II’
3. Pull focus to face of ‘Rocket Girl II’
4. Tilt down of gallery
5. Mid of steel structure suspended from ceiling, ‘Thunder and Şimşek’, JA Projects, people standing in front of it
6. Various of ceramic vase decorated with quotes and photos of the artist, ‘Conversations with My Fellow Academicians’, Sir Grayson Perry
7. Various of ‘The Crucifixion 2025’, Dame Tracey Emin
8. Various of Farshid Moussavi, exhibition coordinator, looking at ‘When a Gate Closes’, El Anatsui
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Farshid Moussavi, exhibition coordinator:
"It’s a bit like a thermometer, testing the temperature and what people are feeling about matters of concern. We are living in an unprecedented time of extreme polarity, whether it is to do with social, political, or cultural issues."
10. Tilt up from man sitting on bench to artworks
11. Close of ‘Street Talk’, with writing reading (English) ‘Not Our President’, by Michelle Hobby
12. Various of painting of migrants in boat, ‘History in Transit’ Adam Forman
13. Various of painting ‘Somewhere in Ukraine’, Jock McFadyen, includes small Ukrainian flag hanging from window
14. Various of artwork based on the Just Stop Oil campaign, ‘Crime of Conscience or Destructive Criminality?’, Debra Drinan
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Farshid Moussavi, exhibition coordinator:
"The summer exhibition is an opportunity, whether it’s through individual works or how we assemble them together to prompt conversations about these issues. I don’t think we can solve them in the confines of the gallery, but we can make people think about how we can approach these kinds of issues that are important to us."
16. Tilt up of plinth containing architectural models
17. Various of ‘D Y Patil University Centre of Excellence, Mumbai; 1:75 Sectional Model’, Spencer de Grey
18. Mid of ‘British Museum Visitor Welcome Pavilion Model’, Hayatsu Architects
19. Various of ‘Holes in the House 1:30 Model’, Studio MNM
20. Various of, ‘Tate Liverpool, Royal Albert Dock, 1:50’, 6a Architects Tom Emerson and Stephanie Macdonald
21. SOUNDBITE (English) Farshid Moussavi, exhibition coordinator:
"Architecture, I think it’s a necessary part of our life. We inhabit it, we go through it. It affects us at so many levels: physical, psychological. It modifies the planet. So I think, it’s a really relevant art. And it has both the aesthetic side, but it has all of those non-aesthetic sides, things that we don’t even see, but that are affecting our lives as we speak."
22. Tilt up of ‘Radiate’ Nigel Hall
23. Various of suspended artwork with ostrich feathers ‘Body Shop’, Alice Channer, seen through ‘Radiate’
24. Close of ‘Body Shop’
25. Tilt down from ceiling to ‘When Do You Know You are Right?’, Ryan Gander
26. Woman filming sculpture ‘Mass III’, Sam Shendi
27. Tilt up of ‘Mass III’
28. Various of T-Shirt reading (English) ‘All Relentless Entities Depend on Your Fatigue’, titled ‘H.N.A. Instagram/Palestine, 2023’, Lev Bratishenko
29. SOUNDBITE (English) Farshid Moussavi, exhibition coordinator:
"I hope that all of these works in different ways help us reset perhaps some of the prejudices that we carry with us or are thrown at us by events that are happening all around us. So I think this is about just space of reflection."
30. Various of ‘Looking Up (Facing Down)’, Cornelia Parker, visitors reflected in mirrors
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