Royal College of Art

The Royal College of Art (RCA) is a university in London, England, housed in the Darwin Building in Kensington Gore. It is the world?s only wholly postgraduate art and design institution, offering the degrees of M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D..

Notable Alumni

• Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, Duchess of Argyll
• Victor Ambrus, illustrator
• Frank Auerbach, painter
• Christopher Bailey, designer
• Peter Blake, painter
• Victor Burgin, 1986 Turner Prize nominee
• Gillian Carnegie, 2005 Turner Prize nominee
• Patrick Caulfield, 1987 Turner Prize nominee
• Ossie Clark, fashion designer
• Jake and Dinos Chapman, 2003 Turner Prize nominees
• Susie Cooper, ceramic designer
• Tony Cragg, 1988 Turner Prize winner
• Richard Deacon, 1987 Turner Prize winner
• Roger Dean, artist
• Len Deighton, historian and author
• James Dyson, vacuum cleaner designer
• Tracey Emin, 1999 Turner Prize nominee
• Mary Gillick, sculptor
• R. B. Kitaj, artist
• Edwin Lutyens, architect
• Laurence Housman, playwright
• Barbara Hepworth, sculptor
• David Hockney, painter
• Peter Horbury, automotive designer
• David Mach, 1988 Turner Prize nominee
• Henry Moore, sculptor
• Malcolm Morley, 1984 Turner Prize winner
• Chris Ofili, 1998 Turner Prize winner
• Brothers Quay, stop-motion animators
• Bridget Riley, artist
• Sir Ridley Scott, film director (brother of Tony)
• Tony Scott, film director (brother of Ridley)
• Uday Shankar, choreographer
• Chris Svensson, car designer
• Storm Thorgerson, photographer and designer
• John Tunnard artist
• Charles Tunnicliffe, painter
• Sidney Tushingham, painter and etcher
• Alison Wilding, 1992 Turner Prize nominee
• Carey Young, 2003 Beck's Futures nominee