26 June – 4 July
Content is discoverable by School, Programme, Event and Student or by Themes and Collections bringing students together from across the RCA.
Over the course of our graduating students’ time at the College issues of identity have been at the foreground of public discussion.
Saturday 3 July 09:30 ( GMT + 0.0 )
Matrilineal Mythologies is a collaboration between Jesse May Fisher (Contemporary Art Practice) Paola Estrella (Contemporary Art Practice) Katrina Wilde (Textiles) and Rita Silva (Photography).
Decolonial discourse and diasporic identity
Individual experiences and tools for disabled communities
Monday 28 June 18:30 ( GMT + 0.0 )
Join History of Design students and practitioners from Google and Serpentine Galleries as they discuss the challenges and opportunities in connecting the digital and physical within the cultural space
Wednesday 30 June 16:00 ( GMT + 0.0 )
Join British/Venezuelan art historian Cecilia Fajardo-Hill for a talk about forgotten and neglected archives.
Monday 28 June 08:00 ( GMT + 0.0 )
Marie-Margaux is an animation director and co-founder of Moth Studio, known for its perceptive and emotive storytelling with a strong emphasis on character and design as communication.
What does it mean to be a womxn?
Queer Union Ethics Engaging Anti-Racism
Friday 2 July 17:30 ( GMT + 0.0 )
What does digital intimacy feel like? How do we attempt to connect, touch and locate each other through screens, and through our creative practices?
Discover curated work by the next generation of artists and designers at the Royal College of Art.
The works in this Collection have been drawn from memories
What does it mean to be a womxn?
SustainLab is a student society for recognising the importance of maintaining a space for sustainability