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The ​Royal ​Ulster ​Academy ​of ​Arts ​(RUA) ​145th ​Annual ​Exhibition ​is ​now ​open ​at ​the ​Ulster ​Museum, ​bringing ​together ​established ​names, ​new ​talent ​and ​work ​selected ​through ​one ​of ​Northern ​Ireland's ​most ​significant ​open ​submissions. ​The ​exhibition ​marks ​19 ​consecutive ​years ​of ​KPMG's ​partnership ​with ​the ​RUA. Running ​until ​3 ​January ​2027, ​the ​exhibition ​and ​comprises ​painting, ​sculpture, ​print, ​photography ​and ​craft ​from ​RUA ​members, ​invited ​artists ​and ​artists ​selected ​from ​across ​the ​open ​call.  Johnny ​Hanna, ​Partner ​in ​Charge ​of ​KPMG ​in ​Northern ​Ireland, ​said:  "For ​19 ​years, ​our ​support ​for ​RUA ​has ​reflected ​a ​simple ​belief: ​a ​confident, ​creative ​culture ​matters. ​The ​Annual ​Exhibition ​creates ​a ​shared ​space ​for ​ideas, ​talent ​and ​fresh ​perspectives, ​and ​we ​are ​proud ​to ​help ​make ​it ​accessible ​to ​audiences ​across ​Northern ​Ireland." "Congratulations ​to ​all ​the ​artists ​whose ​works ​demonstrate ​the ​strength ​and ​vitality ​of ​the ​visual ​arts ​here. ​Special ​mention ​goes ​to ​Pete ​Holland ​with ​his ​piece ​"Lagan ​Blossoms", ​winner ​of ​the ​KPMG ​Young ​Artist ​prize, ​selected ​by ​KPMG ​staff." RUA ​President ​Peter ​Richards ​said: "The ​Annual ​Exhibition ​is ​where ​the ​breadth ​of ​visual ​art ​being ​made ​now ​comes ​into ​view. ​It ​gives ​audiences ​the ​chance ​to ​encounter ​new ​work, ​discover ​artists ​and ​take ​part ​in ​a ​conversation ​that ​belongs ​to ​all ​of ​us."

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