Review: ROI Annual Exhibition 2018 + commentary on pricing
This is my review of the 2018 annual exhibition of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters, following on my from my initial impressions and prizewinners included in 126th Annual Exhibition of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters
This one includes:
I've been telling Tim Benson for ages that I really like his landscapes! Just need to persuade him to put them on his website too now.....
I've made it my practice in recent times to include statistics relevant to all those endeavouring to exhibit in the annual open exhibitions of national art societies!
The idea is to show people what sort of chance they have of getting their work in the show
Below is a table of the numbers relating to this exhibition and below that I've summarised the key points
750 artists submitted 1,900 artworks to the exhibition this year. Of these
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The feature end wall of the Main Gallery |
- statistics about the open entry for all those who submitted their oil paintings in the hope of getting them on the wall of the exhibition
- some of the paintings I really liked in the exhibition - which feature throughout this post
- artists who have done well in terms of selling their work
- some of the things I liked less about the exhibition
- commentary on sales and an idea for how to stimulate more sales in future
Thames at Richmond by the new President of the ROI Tim Benson PROI NEAC oil 41x 36cm £1,500 |
ROI 126th Annual Exhibition - Open Entry Metrics
I've made it my practice in recent times to include statistics relevant to all those endeavouring to exhibit in the annual open exhibitions of national art societies!
The idea is to show people what sort of chance they have of getting their work in the show
Below is a table of the numbers relating to this exhibition and below that I've summarised the key points
ROI 2018 Open Entry Exhibition statistics - for artists and artworks |
750 artists submitted 1,900 artworks to the exhibition this year. Of these
- 16% of artists got 10% of the artwork past the initial digital screening stage - and submitted work for final selection.
- 10% of the artists who submitted work have work hanging in the exhibition
- Only 6% of the artwork submitted was selected for the exhibition
- This suggests that quite a lot of artists submit a lot of artwork.
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