Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 13 January, 2023 Pictured: L to R RSA Staff member, Tom Hutton with Identity, a work by 2019 award winner, Richard Goldsworthy. The Royal Scottish Academy presents new work from the 2020 and 2021 RSA Barns-Graham Travel Award winners Natasha Jensen and Paige Silverman, alongside sharing current work by past winners and tracing the development of their practice in the intervening years. Alongside is an exhibition of the work of William Littlejohn, In New Light. The exhibitions take place at the RSA in Edinburgh from 14 January until 1 March 2023. Credit: Rich Dyson/A

Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 13 January, 2023 Pictured: L to R RSA Staff member, Tom Hutton with Identity, a work by 2019 award winner, Richard Goldsworthy. The Royal Scottish Academy presents new work from the 2020 and 2021 RSA Barns-Graham Travel Award winners Natasha Jensen and Paige Silverman, alongside sharing current work by past winners and tracing the development of their practice in the intervening years. Alongside is an exhibition of the work of William Littlejohn, In New Light. The exhibitions take place at the RSA in Edinburgh from 14 January until 1 March 2023. Credit: Rich Dyson/A Stock Photo

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Edinburgh, United Kingdom. 13 January, 2023 Pictured: L to R RSA Staff member, Tom Hutton with Identity, a work by 2019 award winner, Richard Goldsworthy. The Royal Scottish Academy presents new work from the 2020 and 2021 RSA Barns-Graham Travel Award winners Natasha Jensen and Paige Silverman, alongside sharing current work by past winners and tracing the development of their practice in the intervening years. Alongside is an exhibition of the work of William Littlejohn, In New Light. The exhibitions take place at the RSA in Edinburgh from 14 January until 1 March 2023. Credit: Rich Dyson/Alamy Live News

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