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What has led to the rise of the ‘intangible economy’? And what impact is it having on levels of inequality and productivity? Economic analysts Stian Westlake and Jonathan Haskel investigate.
BBC R4’s Front Row programme presents a special live broadcast event at the RSA examining the artistic impact of the decision to leave the EU, and featuring leading creative figures including actor Samuel West, National Theatr ...
Historian Frank Trentmann traces the evolution of our material culture, and reveals how what we consume has become the defining feature of our lives.
Historian Frank Trentmann traces the evolution of our material culture, and reveals how what we consume has become the defining feature of our lives.
The purpose of this report is to initiate and inform debate about the future of manufacturing in European cities. It does this by providing insight into the past, present and potential future roles of manufacturing in the ...
Our new report explores the emergence of makerspaces. What can they offer us and are they here to stay?
We look at the emergence and impact of online craft marketplaces and consider what their growth might signal about the way business will change in the future.
A reduction in the trade deficit by £20bn and an estimated 200,000 UK based jobs could be created over the next ten years.
We’ve lost sight of the role of making stuff in communities, but it is part of creating vibrant economies where money, knowledge and resources flow.
After years of decline, manufacturing could be making a return to the cities of Europe. Senior Researcher at the RSA Josie Warden compares Brussels, London and Rotterdam identifies the common experiences and challenges faced ...
On #LondonHistoryDay we take a look at the past, present and future of London's garment manufacturing
Mark Brearley, co-owner of London manufacturer Kaymet, explains that production still has a place in the capital
The hub is is our first practical ‘maker space’, and is place where industry groups and pioneering professionals can meet, collaborate and create. Our CNC machinery, 3D printers and technicians help members prototype new ...
Creating 'mini-market' incubation spaces for young student makers to start developing their businesses within established street markets.
Manufacturing is core to the history of the RSA, but what is the role of manufacturing within our urban centres today?
What has led to the rise of the ‘intangible economy’? And what impact is it having on levels of inequality and productivity? Economic analysts Stian Westlake and Jonathan Haskel investigate.
Bill Lucas, Dan Charny, Liz Corbin and Zoe Laughlin discuss why we need to act now to ensure more people have a chance to learn through making.
Tuesday 17th January 2017
Cranleigh Arts Centre, Surrey
Come watch some of the talks and animated features on the RSA’s YouTube Channel on creativity, craft and making, designed to stimulate debate about how we can help to advance the march of the makers in Surrey and beyond.
BBC R4’s Front Row programme presents a special live broadcast event at the RSA examining the artistic impact of the decision to leave the EU, and featuring leading creative figures including actor Samuel West, National Theatr ...