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RCA2023 at Battersea & Kensington

30 June – 3 July

Open to the public from 12–6pm daily, with a late opening on Friday 30 June until 7.30pm.

For information on getting to the RCA, and the accessibility of our campuses, see Visiting the RCA.

RCA Battersea

Dyson, Painting, Rausing, Studio and Woo Buildings
Royal College of Art
Howie Street
London SW11 3AN

School of Arts & Humanities (2022)
Ceramics & Glass, Contemporary Art Practice, Curating Contemporary Art, Jewellery & Metal, Painting, Photography, Print, Sculpture, Writing, V&A/RCA History of Design

Intelligent Mobility Design Centre (2022)
Intelligent Mobility

RCA Kensington

Darwin and Stevens Buildings
Royal College of Art
Jay Mews
London SW7 2EU

School of Architecture (2022)
City Design, Interior Design, Environmental Architecture

School of Communication (2022)
Animation, Digital Direction, Information Experience Design, Visual Communication

School of Design (2022)
Service Design, Textiles

RCA2023 at Truman Brewery

13–16 July

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.

RCA2023 at the Truman Brewery is open to the public across 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.

Exhibiting programmes include:

School of Architecture (2021)
Architecture, Interior Design

School of Arts & Humanities (2021)
Ceramics & Glass, Contemporary Art Practice, Jewellery & Metal, Painting, Photography, Print, Sculpture

School of Communication (2021)
Animation, Information Experience Design, Visual Communication

School of Design (2021)
Design Products, Fashion, ICL/RCA Global Innovation Design, ICL/RCA Innovation Design Engineering, Service Design, Textiles

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