The Royal College of Art Podcast

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The Royal College of Art (RCA), the QS world number 1 university for art and design, brings you insight into the philosophy behind the programmes at the RCA by talking to staff, students, and the wider RCA community about what we do here and how the work of architects, artists, communicators, designers and researchers affect the world at large.

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Does public art make shared spaces more inclusive or exclusive?

In this episode of the RCA Podcast, RCA President Christoph Lindner speaks with artist and educator Sarah Staton and architect Liza Fior about the power of public art and architecture in shaping belonging, community, and inclusion. They explore its power to invite connection, the challenges of gentrification, and the ways art can redefine the spaces we share. Guests: Sarah Staton: Sculptor, educator, and Senior Tutor of the RCA’s MA Sculpture programme, whose permanent commissions explore how public works can foster connection across generations. Liza Fior: Founding partner of Muf architecture/art and Professor of Architecture and Spatial Practice at Central Saint Martins, known for award-winning projects that put community at the centre of urban design. Get more information: Learn more about the RCA's programmes.Lear more about applying and studying at the RCA.Discover more from the RCA podcast.

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How can scientists and designers collaborate to protect our oceans? With the National Oceanography Centre

In 2024, representatives from the Royal College of Art (RCA) joined the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) on an expedition from Greenland to Iceland onboard Royal Research Ship James Cook, but what exactly was an art school doing in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean? In this collaborative episode, Into the Blue Podcast and the Royal College of Art Podcast join together to explore the critical role of collaboration in tackling the challenges facing our oceans. Professor Ashley Hall, Professor of Design and Innovation in the School of Design and Lead Researcher on NEMO (New Economic Model for the Ocean) at the RCA, is joined by Marine Biogeochemist and Biological Oceanographer Dr Filipa Carvalho. The pair discuss the unique partnership, how their projects are helping us to better understand climate tipping points, and the role of co-design processes that connect life on land with ocean systems to incorporate local knowledge and perspectives. Discover more: Find out more about NOC's time in Greenland and Iceland. Learn more the partnership between the RCA and NOC Learn more about NEMO (New Economic Models for the Ocean) at the RCA Listen to more podcasts: Subscribe to Into the Blue podcast Subscribe to the RCA Podcast

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How can we make creative education and fashion truly equitable? with Joyce Addai Davis and Andrew Ibi

What does a genuinely ‘decentered’ space look like in creative education and the fashion industry? Ahead of the upcoming FACE (Fashion Academics Creating Equity) Summit at the Royal College of Art on November 7-8, 2024, we explore the deep, systemic work necessary to create fairer, more inclusive spaces within the arts and education. FACE is a pioneering collective founded to confront inequities in creative education, championing the intersection of fashion, art, and academia as a force for meaningful change. This episode’s host is Joyce Addai Davis—an RCA Fashion MA graduate, footwear designer, and the first Black female academic in RCA’s Fashion Department. Joyce shares insights from her journey in academia, where her work bridges sustainable fashion practices with critical questions about waste and equity. Joining her is Andrew Ibi, a co-founder of FACE, creative director and fashion curator, who recently curated “The Missing Thread” exhibition at Somerset House. With his extensive experience as a course leader at Liverpool John Moores University and as an external examiner at RCA, Andrew brings invaluable insight into what it takes to create decentered, inclusive, and anti-racist spaces. In this episode, Joyce and Andrew discuss: What it means to “decenter” a space in education and industry FACE’s upcoming summit at the RCA Joyce's experience studying Fashion at the RCA, under the leadership of Zowie Broach Practical steps institutions can take today toward a fairer, more open future for allWhether you’re in academia, fashion, or an ally for change, listen to discover the vision and actions needed to reshape the future of creative education and the fashion industry. Register your free place at the ⁠FACE Summit⁠ Learn more about ⁠FACE⁠ Read the FACE RACE Handbook for Educators Learn more about the ⁠RCA⁠ Explore ⁠news and events⁠ from the RCA Discover the work of ⁠Joyce Addai Davis⁠Follow along on social media: #FACExRCA2024

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RCA2024 Dean's Download: Festival of Communication

In the final episode of our Dean's Downloads series for RCA2024, we catch up with Kerry Curtis, Dean of the School of Communication. Kerry chats with Etan about The Festival of Communication, which takes place across a variety of London locations between 17 July and 4 August. They discuss the innovative programmes at the School, which explore how communication shapes our lives and develop new ways to interact with the world. Kerry tells us of the various mediums used by students, from animation, data visualisation, and game design to graphic design, illustration, XR, AI, generative systems, and immersive experiences like soundscapes and performances. The festival includes a range of events across 3 weeks, taking place at the RCA White City campus, and Television Centre and MediaWorks, also both in White City, as well as at The Outernet on Tottenham Court Road, and the RCA Battersea campus. The programmes featured are: Information Experience Design MA Digital Direction MA Visual Communication MA Animation MA Communication MFAAll parts of The Festival of Communication for RCA2024 are free to attend, and no registration is required. Find the full schedule for the exhibitions, events and activities for the School of Communication for RCA2024. Discover more about the School of Communication at the RCA. Find out how to apply to the RCA.

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RCA2024 Dean's Download: discover the School of Design

In the third episode of our Dean's Downloads series for RCA2024, we catch up with Professor Paul Anderson, Dean of the School of Design. We discuss the School's upcoming exhibition taking place from Friday 12 - Sunday 14 July at RCA Battersea Campus. The School's exhibition will take place across two weeks in the Studio Building on the RCA's Battersea Campus on Howie Street. Paul chats to Etan about the broad variety of practices of the students, how they interact with the public and industry, and how he hopes visitors will actively engage with the work on show in RCA2024. Week 1: 12 - 14 July MA Service Design MA Textiles MA Intelligent Mobility MDes Design Futures Week 2: 19 - 21 July MA Design Products MA Fashion MA/MSCs Global Innovation Design MA/MSCs Innovation Design Engineering Open times: 12pm – 7.30pm on Fridays 12pm to 6pm on Saturdays and Sundays Last entry will be 30 mins before closing time, so get in early. Find the full schedule for the exhibitions, events and activities for the School of Design for RCA2024. Learn more about the School on the ⁠RCA website⁠. Listen to other episodes in this series: School of Architecture School of Arts & Humanities

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RCA2024 Dean's Download: What to expect from the School of Architecture

In the second episode of our Dean's Downloads series for RCA2024, we catch up with Dr Adrian Lahoud, Dean of the School of Architecture. The School's exhibition will take place at The Truman Brewery on London's Brick Lane from Friday 12 - Sunday 14 July 2024. Adrian chats to Etan about the School, how its programmes operate, and the themes of the work that will be on show. Programmes include: MA Architecture MA City Design MA Environmental Architecture MA Interior DesignThe exhibition is free to attend and you don’t need to register. Find the full schedule for the exhibitions, events and activities for the School of Architecture for RCA2024. Learn more about the School on the RCA website. Listen to other episodes in this series: ⁠School of Design ⁠School of Arts & Humanities⁠

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Kimberley Burrows: Accessible making and making accessible

In this episode, we chat to Kimberly Burrows. Kimberly graduated from the Royal College of Art with a MA in Painting in 2023, and continued her RCA journey as the President of the RCA Student Union. She is an interdisciplinary artist, disability advocate and model living and working in London. Kimberley is a recipient of the Tony Snowdon Scholarship, awarded by The Snowdon Trust to exceptional disabled scholars, and was named on The Shaw Trust’s Disability Power 100 List of the UK’s top 100 influential disabled people and organisations. Listen as Kimberley chats to fellow RCA graduate, Benji Jerffrey, about: The definition of ‘accessibility’ Accessibility in the arts and the digital world Her artistic practice, and her journey as a disabled artist through creative education Learn more about Kimberley Explore her artwork exhibited at RCA2023 Exhibitions & Events Instagram Website Mentioned in the episode RCASU website RCASU on Instagram The RCA Disabled Student Network The Shaw Trust’s Disability Power 100 List. Funding and studying at the RCA Scholarships and funding at the RCA Tony Snowden Scholarship Studying at the RCA Support for students with disabilities at the RCA Article: 5 things you didn’t know about disability support at the RCA Webpage: Disability Support. Additional reading/resources Interview with Kimberley Burrows in her role as President of the RCA Student Union. Arts and creative therapies, from Mind, a mental health charity. Check out disability arts organisations - Unlimited Outside In Disability Arts Notes on blindness by John M Hall - Book Audio book Check out artist Emilie Louise Gossiaux - Instagram Website

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RCA2024 Dean's Download: School of Arts & Humanities

In the first episode of our Dean's Downloads series for RCA2024, we catch up with Ken Neil, Dean of the School of Arts & Humanities, to chat about the School's upcoming exhibition taking place from Thursday 20 - Sunday 23 June. In the midst of the exhibition install at the RCA's Battersea campus, Ken discusses the diverse offering of work that will be on display from the 11 programmes exhibiting.Programmes includes: Ceramics & Glass MA Contemporary Art Practice MA Curating Contemporary Art MA Jewellery & Metal MA Painting MA Photography MA Print MA Sculpture MA Writing MA Arts & Humanities MFA V&A/RCA History of Design MA The School’s exhibition is taking place from Thursday 20 - Sunday 23 June. It’s a free event and you don’t need to register. On 16 July, you can also experience work from the V&A/RCA History of Design MA programme, in a symposium and publication launch called ‘i 3 things’. Find out more about the V&A RCA Symposium. Find the full schedule for the exhibitions, events and activities for the School of Arts & Humanities at RCA2024.

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The Royal College of Art (RCA), the QS world number 1 university for art and design, brings you insight into the philosophy behind the programmes at the RCA by talking to staff, students, and the wider RCA community about what we do here and how the work of architects, artists, communicators, designers and researchers affect the world at large.

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