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Creating tomorrow

10 Dec 2025 Nicholas Wroe
From memorial sculptures to planting schemes to ‘impossible’ structures, Nichola Wroe speaks to the seven newly appointed Royal Designers for Industry, each set to bring a unique perspective to the prestigious title.
RSArchive

Minding the gaps

23 Sep 2025 Abby Matthews
The RSA’s newly appointed senior archivist, Abby Matthews, reflects on archives, missing identities and the artefacts that connect us.
RSA House blog

TimeOut London – Muse at RSA House Review

8 Aug 2025
“Muse is not your average brass-and-marble speakeasy. Just off The Strand, it’s like stumbling into an elegant little laboratory dedicated to turning small-batch and sustainably sourced British spirits into memorable (and reasonably priced) cocktails. What marks it out is…”
Fellowship events

Generative AI and image creators: the future of artists’ rights

05 Jun 2025 Society of Illustrators, 128 East 63rd Street New York, NY 10065
How is generative AI reshaping creativity and what does it mean for artists’ rights? Join the conversation on June 11th with the Graphic Artists Guild, Society of Illustrators, and the Responsible Artificial Intelligence Network (RAIN), led by Fellows of the RSA in NYC.
Fellowship events

Embracing Uncertainty Book Launch

12 May 2025 Hawkwood, Painswick Old Road, Stroud GL6 7QW
Margaret Heffernan, one of the most important philosophers in the UK, acclaimed TED talk speaker, entrepreneur, CEO and author, reveals how the power of the arts helps us imagine, innovate and flourish through harnessing uncertainty.
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How to thrive in uncertain times

20 May 2025
Join Margaret Heffernan and friends at the RSA for a provocative exploration of how artificial intelligence impacts creativity and our obsession with control. Discover how embracing chaos and uncertainty can drive innovation in a rapidly evolving world.
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Artificial intelligence: the creative edge

19 May 2023 Alex Soulsby
How should schools respond to AI? Alex Soulsby calls for a greater focus on the arts to help students develop their creativity, critical thinking, adaptability and emotional intelligence.