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The RCA Working-Class Collective Presents

The WCC is a society for support and solidarity for anyone wanting to discuss their experiences of being working-class or to better understand issues faced by working-class people in the RCA and wider society.

We aim to promote the work and interests of working-class artists inside the RCA and the art world generally. We also aim to acknowledge and celebrate the varied lives and experiences of working-class people through talks, events, exhibitions and social gatherings (when safe to do so).

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Photograph of a carved brick, standing at an angle on a black surface with what looks like sand around it. Embedded in the top of the brick is a glass-like substance and a silver ring.
Zofia Skoroszewska
Photograph of a corner of a white room which contains a small curved wall constructed from yellow polystyrene takeaway food boxes, and a takeaway delivery drivers bag and disco ball on the floor.
Jacob Talkowski
Abstract image of numerous human nudes floating in different directions, in shades of blue, green and yellow, spread across two separate rectangular panels..
Sara Varady
Photograph taken from above and in front of what looks like a curved, stool seat with a metal base, with a cream cushion shaped like a sanitary towel, and stained with red in the middle on top.
loretta london
Photograph close-up of a dark wood pedestal table, with coins, what looks like flyers and three coloured discs scattered on it and two pint glasses, one empty and one filled with coins.
Eleanor McLean
Image of a rounded blob consisting of shades of green.
Julie Dusuel
Image of a circle with smudges of colour and two black dots, within it. The circle changes to different colours and the black dots move to imply rotation of the circle.
Clare Holdstock
Photograph portrait of a person posed on a chair in a shiny gold jacket and sequinned trousers wearing a golden horse’s head mask and hooves.
Jennifer McMillan
Photograph of a person sat behind a white desk, writing with a pen. Some sort of contraption is fixed to their arm, and one hand holds the other.
Adri São Bento
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