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Gratitude to the Royal College of Art faculty.

The world's most influential postgraduate university of art and design, shaping artists and designers in London since 1837.

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13 professors and academic leaders celebrated so far, cited on every card. A small, growing selection, not a roster of the faculty. In pursuit of every professor, everywhere.

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Christoph Lindner

Leadership

President and Vice-Chancellor

Office of the Vice-Chancellor

urban culturearts leadership
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for leading the RCA with a scholar's understanding of cities and visual culture, and for stewarding a college where art and design research serves the wider world.

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Neville Brody

Faculty

Professor of Communication

Communication

graphic designtypographyvisual culture
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for rewriting the visual language of magazines with The Face and for FUSE, which set type free, and for pushing RCA communication students to break the rules knowingly and remake them beautifully.

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Zowie Broach

Faculty

Head of Programme, MA Fashion

Fashion

fashiondigital designidentity
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for bringing BOUDICCA's fearless independence to the leadership of RCA Fashion since 2015, and for teaching designers to ask who they are before they ask what to make.

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Felicity Aylieff

Faculty

Professor, Senior Tutor (Research), Ceramics & Glass

Ceramics & Glass

ceramicsporcelainsculpture
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for the monumental porcelain you make in Jingdezhen, metres tall and held by the V&A, and for co-founding the Red House Design Studio that opened China's porcelain city to a generation of makers.

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Adrian Lahoud

Faculty

Professor of Architecture and Urban Design

School of Architecture

architectureurbanismclimate justice
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for curating the first Sharjah Architecture Triennial around the rights of future generations, and for teaching architects that the discipline's real client is the world to come.

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Rut Blees Luxemburg

Faculty

Professor in Urban Aesthetics, Senior Research Fellow

Photography

photographythe city at night
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for photographs of the city after dark that changed how we see urban night, including the image that became the face of The Streets' Original Pirate Material, and for teaching photographers to love the overlooked.

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Jaspar Joseph-Lester

Faculty

Head of Sculpture, Professor of Critical Spatial Practice

Sculpture

sculptureurban spaceartistic research
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for leading RCA Sculpture with a practice that reads the city as critically as any text, and for showing students that where art happens matters as much as what it is.

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Sharon Baurley

Faculty

Director, Professor of Design & Materials

Design

materialstextilesdesign research
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for building bridges between materials science and design so that new materials arrive in the world with makers' intelligence already inside them.

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Johnny Golding

Faculty

Professor of Philosophy & Fine Art

Fine Art

philosophyfine artradical matter
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for insisting that philosophy belongs in the studio, and for giving artists the conceptual tools to think matter, technology and embodiment together.

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Suzanne Buchan

Faculty

Professor of Animation Aesthetics

Animation

animation studiesmoving image
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for scholarship that took animation seriously as art, from your landmark study of the Quay Brothers onward, and for giving animators a critical language for their own magic.

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Camille Baker

Faculty

Professor of Interactive and Immersive Art and Senior Tutor (Research)

Digital Direction

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Why we celebrate them

Thank you for a practice at the live edge of immersive and interactive art, and for helping students make technology something the body wears, performs and feels rather than just uses.

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Stephen Boyd Davis

Faculty

Research Leader, Professor of Design Research

Design Research

design researchdata visualisationhistory of visualization
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for research that traces how time itself came to be drawn, and for leading design research at the RCA with a historian's depth and a designer's eye.

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Christopher Frayling

Emeritus

Professor Emeritus of Cultural History; Rector, 1996-2009

Cultural History

Knighthood for services to art and design education
cultural historydesign educationfilm history
Why we celebrate them

Thank you for making the cultural history of design and the spaghetti western equally serious subjects, and for the 1993 essay on research in art and design that gave a whole field its vocabulary.

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