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Explore the diversity of our members' contemporary practice in Portfolios and find out where they are showing their work at exhibitions across the UK and further afield, in On View.

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Portrait bust of Walter Birmingham. Photo by Jack Profumo.

From the archive: Pioneering Women

Constance Anne Parker FRBS (1921-2016)

Edith Elizabeth Jukes FRBS (1910-2006) was always known as Beth. She became an Associate member of the Society in 1948 and then a Fellow in 1961. Jukes studied at the Royal College of Art between 1929 and 1933 and was awarded an Associateship (ARCA) in Sculpture. She studied under Herbert Palliser...

Front cover of Gillies, H. D. Plastic Surgery of the Face based on Selected Cases of War Injuries of the Face including Burns, (London: Hodder & Staughton) 1920 ©The Gillies Family

“Surgery calls art to its aid”: sculptors in the First World War

By Rosamund Lily West, Research Curator

The 11th November is the annual Armistice Day commemoration, marking 102 years since the guns fell silent at the end of the Great War. This month we will be hosting an online talk from historian Ellie Grigsby on how, for some, the facial injuries acquired during the war meant they were shunned by...

Constance Anne Parker, wooden carving of a baby, 1950s

From the archive: Pioneering Women

Constance Anne Parker FRBS (1921-2016)

Constance Anne Parker FRBS (1921-2016) was a sculptor and a painter, as well as having a career as a librarian, archivist and lecturer at the Royal Academy of Arts. Constance was elected a Fellow of the Society in 1983. Through her sculptural practise she produced figurative work such as Acrobats...