Royal College of Arts
CREATIVE PATHWAYS TO INSPIRE YOUNG PEOPLE
Bringing Royal College of Art’s brightest stars into dialogue with local students at Haverstock School, to push creative boundaries and embolden young artists.
Royal College of Arts
CREATIVE PATHWAYS TO INSPIRE YOUNG PEOPLE
Bringing Royal College of Art’s brightest stars into dialogue with local students at Haverstock School, to push creative boundaries and embolden young artists.
What we got up to
As part of our mission to support young creative talent and work with the local community, we have partnered with the Royal College of Art to engage MA graduates at the outset of their art careers, bringing them into dialogue with A-level students at a local school.
Spatial Value @ KOKO
Two selected MA graduates from the School of Arts and Humanities, RCA, have been awarded a grant to develop an outreach project focusing on art education for young people within the local Camden community. They will be working closely with RCA CCA alumna, Brenna Horrox, who will curate and facilitate the programme’s delivery this autumn.
A-level art students will be invited to participate in a series of hands-on workshops over the course of four months, exploring film and narrative.
The sessions will use non-conventional methods and materials, often stemming from diverse localities of knowledge to experiment and develop new imaginaries and narratives. The project will encourage the students to work collaboratively, exploring script, camera technique, lighting, costume, sets, storytelling, and alternative histories. Culminating in the production of a film, the work will be publicly screened at KOKO in spring 2025.
