London’s RCA & UAL named top 2 universities in the world for Art & Design
London universities have been named the top 2 in the world for Art and Design by the QS University World Rankings by Subject.
Tag: Royal College of Art
The Royal College of Art presents Work-in-Progress (WiP) 2021
Like artists, creators, designers and curators across the globe RCA students have adapted, innovated and reimagined in recent months. An RCA degree questions established narratives – this has never been more relevant.
Tenant of Culture – Georgics (how to style a chore coat)
Tenant of Culture – Georgics (how to style a chore coat): The title of this exhibition is derived from The Georgics, a poem by the ancient Roman poet Virgil (70 BC – 19 BC).
Artist Elliot Kervyn is the winner of Gazelli Art House’s Winter Window Project 2020
Gazelli Art House has announced artist Elliot Kervyn as the winner of its Winter Window Project 2020, in partnership with the Royal College of Art (RCA) Sculpture programme.
RCA awarded major government funding to lead consortium of UK universities to drive green economy
The Royal College of Art (RCA) has been awarded a grant of £5.4m by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) to establish the Textiles Circularity Centre (TCC) to enable the transition to a more circular economy.
Jing Su Interview – “I reflect on women’s intimate struggles with the male medical gaze, both psychologically and physically”
Chinese born, London based artist Jing Su recently sat down with Hector Campbell to discuss her experience of arts education, her GIVE series of moving image artworks, her interest in the philosophy of ‘self-care’ and what she would have exhibited at her physical MA degree show.
The Royal College of Art’s Online Degree Show
The RCA online degree runs until the end of this week Friday 31st July. Each student has a page to display their work, there is a daily programme of Events made up of live performances and Zoom talks, and renowned artists and creatives have put together their own Collections of work that stood out to them.
#RCA2020 the next generation of artists and designers 850 students around the world 300+ global events
Meet the next generation of artists and designers 850 students around the world 300+ global events
16th – 31st July 2020 2020.rca.ac.uk
@royalcollegeofart #RCA2020
Led by the RCA student community, with over 300 global events involving renowned artists and special collections of student work chosen by RCA alumni and guests including Es Devlin, Andreas Gursky, Edward Enninful, Magdalene Odundo, Anya Hindmarch and Gus Casely-Hayford.
The Royal College of Art Curating Contemporary Art Shows 2020
The RCA announces five distinct MA Curating Contemporary Art graduate exhibitions that will go live online on Monday 15 June, at 12.00 (BST) accompanied by a public programme online between 15 – 21 June.
Pokémon Scholarships awarded to Royal College of Art MA Fashion and Intelligent Mobility students
The Pokémon Company and Royal College of Art (RCA) have just announced the second ever Pokémon Scholars who are MA Fashion Menswear student, Marie Isaccson and MA Intelligent Mobility student, Ye Han.
Royal College of Art is world’s top art & design university for fifth year in succession
The RCA leads the table of 200 of the world’s top universities for the study of art and design in… Read More
The Top 7 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week
This week’s Top 7 art exhibitions to see include: A hotel, women, sharks, virtual reality, flesh and gold.
You can now cycle up buildings
Designed by Royal College of Art graduate Elena Larriba, Vycle is a pedal-powered, vertical transportation system that offers a space-saving alternative to lifts and stairs.
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Artist Bea Bonafini
Italian London-based artist Bea Bonafini creates sumptuous immersive environments that hover on the border between functionality and objet d’art, craftsmanship and artistry.
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Artist Grant Foster
After spending three months at the British School at Rome, Grant Foster returns to London in top form, presenting a solo show at Tintype Gallery.
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Sculptor Holly Hendry
Holly Hendry doesn’t do anything by halves.
Alice Browne Opens the Season at Limoncello’s New Shoreditch Space
By Marcelle Joseph Surrounded by large canvas filled with floating geometric shapes overlaying slashes and other transparent forms of colour,… Read More
RCA ranked world’s best university for Art & Design
The Royal College of Art has been ranked as the world’s best university for the study of Art and Design.
Discover new contemporary artists at FLUX Exhibition opening tonight
FLUX Exhibition is a groundbreaking and new kind of art event – a collection of the most dynamic painters, performance artists and musicians, which presents an alternative way to encounter today’s best new art.
Smelly Maps could help us design more pleasant cities.
Smelly Maps is a new project led by Kate McLean that pays tribute to the neglected power of the nose.
The Catlin Guide 2015 | New Artists in the UK
The much-anticipated sixth edition of The Catlin Guide will showcase the UK’s most talented new artists, compiled by curator Justin Hammond. Now established as an indispensable reference for followers of contemporary art, this limited edition annual publication highlights prevailing and future trends, and has become a collectable item in its own right.
INTERVIEW: Virgile Ittah by Harriet Thorpe Catlin Art Prize #6
Over the last couple of weeks FAD has been featuring interviews and Q & A’s with the shortlisted artists from the prestigious Catlin Art Prize 2014 up sixth is Virgile Ittah
Tabish’s Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week
Tabish Khan brings you five art exhibitions in London that you should visit during the week. Each one comes with a concise review to help you decide whether it’s for you.
PREVIEW: MARC STRAUS presents JEFFREY GIBSON opening 23rd of February in NYC
Jeffrey Gibson’s paintings and sculptures are inspired by the traditional craft and modern arts of Native American cultures. His sense of pride and desire to reclaim ownership of these histories counter the potentially negative connotations of craft that has been placed onto Native American Art, situating his work within the pantheon of abstract modernism.