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The Female Visionaries Shaping Fine Jewellery's Most Exciting New Chapter

Defying convention and embracing innovation, these pioneering designers are shaping the future of fine jewellery

Marie Claire

Philip Castle obituary

Airbrush artist who created iconic posters for A Clockwork Orange and Full Metal Jacket, as well as artwork for Pulp and the Rolling Stones

The Guardian - UK

‘A space for exploration’: the London art school helping people to shape the world

Thanks to the creative education on offer at the Royal College of Art, students are encouraged to open their minds – with life-changing results

The Guardian - UK

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‘We can be pioneers’: how art school creators are adapting to the age of AI

At the Royal College of Art, the next generation of artists and designers are being trained not just to use new technologies, but to decide and build the kind of creative future they want

The Guardian - UK

Patrick Rylands obituary

Toy designer whose simple, elegant pieces were intended to give children the freedom to play

The Guardian - UK

Service design isn't just a buzzword – it makes happier people

Design companies need to catch up with this invisible field, says Clive Grinyer.

Creative Bloq

Grandfather and grandson art dealer duo curate exhibition celebrating David Hockney’s early work

New exhibition marks the first in-depth exploration of the early period of Hockney’s career, when he was a student at the Royal College of Art

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Letter: Elizabeth Sclater obituary

Andrew Gunn writes: Consideration of the needs of people with disabilities and the processes involved in managing inclusive design lead to more effective designs

The Guardian - UK

Emma Calder obituary

Animator and illustrator whose film Beware of Trains led to a retrospective of her work in Austria in 2023

The Guardian - UK

Derek Boshier obituary

Leading figure of the 1960s pop art movement who was determined not to be bound by labels or market demands

The Guardian - UK

Designer Ben Kelly to launch exhibition at Jealous gallery

The designer has previously worked with Vivienne Westwood, Malcolm McClaren, and The Sex Pistols

Evening Standard

Iconic: My Life in Fashion in 50 Objects by Zandra Rhodes review – wigs, turbans and fly spray

The fashion designer provides an uneven account of her multicoloured career

The Guardian - UK

Designed to change the world: 2024 Terra Carta Design Lab finalists announced

Announced on 26 June, the 2024 Terra Carta Design Lab finalists from the RCA demonstrate design's 'potential to change how we live and care for the world in the future'

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32 Darkly Hilarious Comics By A Comedic Genius, Madeline Horwath (New Pics)

Madeline Horwath is a cartoonist from America, now living in London and studying at The Royal College of Art. The post 32 Darkly Hilarious Comics By A Comedic Genius, Madeline Horwath (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Evening Standard

Sotheby's summer show: creatives from Grayson Perry to Bella Freud on the art event celebrating London

To celebrate a new exhibition at Sotheby’s, art and design leaders pick their favourite works from a mix of masterpieces and reveal why they think London inspires so many artists

The Guardian - UK

John Miller obituary

Architect who modified Tate Britain and other institutions sympathetically and designed discreet new structures

The Guardian - UK

‘I was awed’: Pauline Caulfield on her glittering life with Patrick and his painter pals – then going back to art after he left

She was one of the Royal College of Art’s brightest stars. But one week after graduating, she got married and gave up art for raising children. Now, at the age 80, she is revisiting her bold degree show work in a beguiling Edinburgh exhibition

Evening Standard

Artist Frank Bowling at 90: 'I’m still trying to make the best painting the world has ever seen'

One of Britain’s greatest living artists hits a landmark birthday today... and launches a project designed to ‘spark the fire of creativity’ in new generations

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‘A hell of a lot of talent’: meet the art and design graduates tipped as rising stars

A textile artist working in film and TV, an interior designer who specialises in ‘reuse’, and the creator of a ‘sound shrine’ are on the road to success, according to tutors at the Royal College of Art

The Guardian - UK

Letter: Paul Watson obituary

Quentin Falk writes: One of Paul Watson’s first big rows was with Iris Murdoch, his tutor at the Royal College of Art film school in the 60s

The Guardian - UK

Why an accountant, a scientist and a business consultant enrolled at art school

From corporate to creative, three students reveal why they took a ‘leap of faith’ and left their jobs to pursue their artistic passions in photography, illustration and animation

The Guardian - UK

Location, collaboration and graduate success: five reasons to study at the Royal College of Art

The RCA has retained its ranking as the best institution in the world for art and design – and these five reasons, according to students, illustrate why

The Guardian - UK

‘The course changed my life’: three graduates on how studying at the Royal College of Art launched their careers

From curating The Cult of Beauty exhibition, to designing products for Google, RCA graduates explain how their studies led to their dream jobs

The Guardian - UK

Forever fashion: the art and craft of making clothes with lasting appeal

Crafting imaginative, individual works of lasting quality, two designers, a textile artist and a luggage maker explain why attention to detail is at the heart of their work

The Week

Herzog & de Meuron at the Royal Academy review

The architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron met at primary school in Basel back in 1957, said Robert Bevan in the Evening Standard. Since then, they have produced 600-plus buildings all over the world, ranging from luxury apartments to “cultural institutions”: in the UK alone, the cutting-edge projects they…

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