Notable Alumni and Tutors
- Wale Adeyemi, fashion designer
- Billy Childish, foundation 1977 (who was banned from the Rochester site at Fort Pitt in the Medway Towns in 1981 for publishing 'obscene' poetry)
- David Shaw, painter, silk-screener, tutor
- Toni del Renzio, artist and writer
- Tracey Emin, 1999 Turner Prize nominee
- Tony Kaye, director
- Bob Holness, broadcaster
- Lasse Gjertsen, videographer
- Tony Hart, TV personality
- Jackie Hatfield, artist and writer
- Zandra Rhodes, fashion designer
- Madeleine Press, fashion designer
- Karen Millen, fashion designer
- Wendy Dagworthy, fashion designer
- Roger Dean, artist
- Jayne Parker, artist
- Stass Paraskos, artist and founder of the Cyprus College of Art
- Will Robson, mosaic artist
- John Joseph Haldane, philosopher, broadcaster
- Mary Tourtel, creator and illustrator of Rupert Bear
- James Mayhew, writer and illustrator of children's books
- Andrew Kötting, film maker, writer, artist
- Mike Chavez-Dawson, artist, curator and publisher
- Stuckist artists: Charles Thomson, Bill Lewis, Philip Absolon, Charles Williams, Sanchia Lewis
- Humphrey Ocean, artist
- Babette Cole, children's writer and illustrator
- Gordon Frickers, marine artist
- Tony Duggan-Smith, artist, film maker, luthier and co-leader of Canadian cult band Pukka Orchestra
Past tutors include: Roland Piche, Alan Denman, Ian Dury, Stephen Farthing, David Hall and David Hockney. Artist Mike Chaplin was a technician in the early 1970s.Quentin Crisp was a model at the Maidstone College.
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