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City of Scars Symphony Concert With the relentless development of society and technology, the urban infrastructure construction rate is increasing in speed and scale. Our cities are constantly changing: they ... p.3 – p.177 Visual Communication and The Reader at The Royal College of Art invites you to p.3 - p.177 Tenderbooks, 6 Cecil Court, London, WC2N 4HE Exhibition: 4 -... Typographic Singularity As a testimony to typographic experimentation, Typographic Singularity interrogates creation through time and process—an exploration of a captured moment in time looking toward the fu... Typographic Singularity The School of Communication is excited to announce an exhibition of typography by current students and staff from the Visual Communication Programme at the Royal ... A Dialogue to Unravel Interpretative Languages #1 This text is the first in a series titled ‘Decoding our Visual Practices’. Engaged with the visual translation of information and the power of this proc... Observations Observations was a reading and writing group, run with first and second year students from the MA in Visual Communication at the Royal College of ... My IKEA catalogue Lithographic print. Paper cover. Perfectly bound. Is it a phone-book? A doorstop? Just a freebie? It’s my IKEA catalogue. A treasure trove. A promise. A ... I am bad at writing, so I draw Untitled soft thoughts, charcoal, pencil and graphite on paper, A4, 2019 I am bad at writing Because English didn’t used to be my first language. Be... SHOW YOUR ID 04 ~ The Gardener, Cathy Johns To some the garden might be an accessory to the house, a decoration, or a source of herbs. But ask a gardener and they will ... The Bright Labyrinth Transmissions The aim behind The Bright Labyrinth is to explore the unseen influences acting upon communication practice. Through a wide-ranging series of lectures, discussions and guest i...