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Partner & Projects
At LFAS we develop partnerships with a range of organisations, in London and beyond; we hope to expose our artists to new and interesting ways of applying their art and furthering their career.
We also hope that these projects invite more people to encounter the arts, in ways that are enriching and involving.
Partners & Sponsors
The de Laszlo Foundation– set up to support research and training in keeping with the legacy of Philip de László.
Philip de László (1869 – 1937) was dedicated and prolific. From humble origins, he became one of the most accomplished portrait artists of his time. By the end of his career, he had painted leading international figures and amassed an extensive collection of work. Today he is an inspiration to many aspiring figurative artists.
We are grateful to the Foundation for their ongoing endorsement of the school. Since 2014 the Foundation has supported our committed talented young artists to pursue their studies and training in figurative art through scholarships. These have not only provided critical financial assistance, They have also acted as a vote of confidence and done much to springboard these artists into the professional sphere. Recipients have gone on to win awards, host solo exhibitions, and secure representation further afield.
LFAS collaborated with the de Laszlo Foundation to produce a short film on the enduring legacy of Philip de László.
Projects
Viewing the Invisible Project – Viewing the Invisible brings together scientists and artists to explore the similarities in their working methods. The exhibition was a multi-faceted display including videos, photographs, paintings and text, as well as an accompanying events programme at the National Portrait Gallery and Kings College.
We also collaborate frequently with institutions such as the Victoria & Albert Museum, the National Army Museum (NAM), Leighton House, and the Courtauld for workshops and programmes.
