
School of Communication

Introduction
Dean, School of Communication – Kerry Curtis
We are immensely proud of the achievements of students in the School of Communication and across the RCA. Our graduating students have created compelling and innovative work engaging with, and most importantly contributing to key social, environmental, and cultural concerns in our uncertain times.
On this journey, our students have further developed their unique identity through critical thinking, their friendships and empathy towards others.
The necessity for new narratives and methods of story-telling could not be more relevant today. Our students have been agile and adaptive bringing new insights and knowledge to the world through wide-ranging creative responses including animations, publications, XR experiences, moving image, illustrations, graphic design, workshops and installations.
We hope you enjoy RCA2022 and the conversations that follow.
Collections
Works by members of the society
Speculative and critical imagined worlds
Building communities
LGBTQ+ communities and experiences
Curated by the Disabled Students’ Network
The world around us
Inspired by Kurt Schwitters’ “Merz” philosophy
Cross disciplinary mark making
Fiction and storytelling
Home sweet home
Museums, Libraries and Archives
Politics and society
Rituals, superstitions, belief and spirituality
Shining through
Turn it up!
To create, we must first break
Pets, pests and beasts
Bodies are everywhere
Video Games
Sensory delight and dissonance