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Three centuries of the RSA

12 Jul 2022
What can the RSA’s history tell us about what it takes to make change happen? Join us to celebrate ‘Arts and Minds’, the acclaimed new official history of the RSA, with author, Anton Howes.
Column with "The Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts Manufactures & Commerce" written on it. A person in a green jacket enters a building with ornate interior details visible.
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Home

5 Apr 2023 Suad Aldarra
When Suad Aldarra, Writer and Data Scientist, was uprooted to Ireland in 2014, she wasn’t sure what to expect.
An airline ticket-style design with the word "HOME" prominently displayed. Below, it reads "by Suad Aldarra" with an airplane icon and barcode at the bottom, suggesting a theme of travel or journey.
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Behind the Façade

5 Apr 2023 Alistair Barr
Learnings from King Charles’s Poundbury and Nansledan developments go beyond aesthetics
A spacious square with classical-style buildings under a clear blue sky. A statue is visible in the foreground, surrounded by cobblestone paving. Parked cars line the street, and trees dot the area, adding greenery.
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The generations game

13 Jun 2022 Bobby Duffy
The stereotypes that limit us when we think about age groups.
Dominoes with various black symbols, including a peace sign, smiley face, roller skate, apple, phone, and crossed-out icons, are arranged on a green surface. Some pieces form an L shape in the background.
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The blank page approach to cultural heritage

6 Aug 2020 Stephen Stenning
The best way of protecting heritage isn’t locking it away. Stephen Stenning on creating a people-centred heritage sector by re-thinking our old assumptions.
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