RCA2023 Truman Brewery
RCA2023 at the Truman Brewery features over 1,000 postgraduate students from across the RCA’s four schools – Architecture, Arts & Humanities, Communication and Design. We invite you to explore graduate work tackling some of the most pressing, global challenges of our times, alongside fine art that inspires and nourishes our view of the world.
13–16 July
12 noon – 6pm daily. Early closing at 5pm on 13 July; late closing at 7.30 on 14 July. Last admission 15 minutes before closing.
Participating Programmes
Truman Brewery
- Architecture (MA)
- Interior Design (MA)
- Ceramics & Glass (MA)
- Contemporary Art Practice (MA)
- Jewellery & Metal (MA)
- Painting (MA)
- Photography (MA)
- Print (MA)
- Sculpture (MA)
- Animation (MA)
- Information Experience Design (MA)
- Visual Communication (MA)
- Design Products (MA)
- Fashion (MA)
- Global Innovation Design (MA/MSc)
- Innovation Design Engineering (MA/MSc)
- Service Design (MA)
- Textiles (MA)
Venue
Truman Brewery
RCA2023 at the Truman Brewery
Ely's Yard
London E1 6QL
Please note the entrance to RCA2023 at the Truman Brewery is from Ely’s Yard, accessed via Hanbury Street or Dray’s Walk. RCA2023 will not be accessible via the Brick Lane entrance.
Spotlight Theme : Interactiveness See all 5 Themes
Discover students, collections and events through four overarching Themes that contextualise the work on the platform within the here and now. They are tied together by the suffix -ness, which is used with an adjective to say something about its state, condition, or quality of being.
Augmented and Virtual Reality
Music makes the people come together
Saturday 1 July 11:00 ( GMT + 0.0 )
Attendees are encouraged to co-construct the Rhizomatic word map, which serves as the foundation of the project ≠. Bring your own individual ideas, anecdotes, and viewpoints to co-construct “≠”!
Board, Video and Party
Taste
Magic, folklore and myth
Collections
Explore Collections that take a deep dive into work in a given discipline, or connect practices with shared concerns across the College’s Schools and programmes.
Inventive material reconstitution
Text and language
Personal stories and perspectives