Win tickets to one of our ‘Looking at London’ events
Win tickets to one of our ‘Looking at London’ events
By the RA Architecture Team
Published 22 May 2014
What’s your favourite view of the city? In celebration of our ‘Looking at London’ series, we’re launching a competition for your best photos of the capital.
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In our upcoming event series, distinguished speakers from a range of disciplines discuss how the city has influenced their work. Hosted by writer and broadcaster Patrick Wright, we’ve invited speakers to reimagine London for the better and offer new perspectives on its past, present and future.
Post your favourite images of London on Twitter @royalacademy or Instagram @royalacademyofarts using #lookingatlondon. It can be your favourite street, view or place, or any image that best captures what London means to you.
We will show a selection of our favourite photos here and the best one will receive 2 tickets to one of the events.
The talks are taking place on the following dates all at the Geological Society, Piccadilly from 18:30 – 19:45, followed by a drinks reception.
Monday 2 June
Yinka ShonibareMonday 9 June
Ian MartinMonday 16 June
Patrick KeillerMonday 30 June
Lisa JardineCompetition closes on Friday 30 May, and we will announce the winner on Monday 2 June.
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