Student Stories
Intensely personal work by more than 200 RISD graduate students is now on view virtually and in limited-access Providence galleries.
Women’s Wear Daily interviews five outstanding Apparel Design seniors.
Students in an Industrial Design class called Urbanist Interactions propose design strategies to the Boston Mayor’s Office of New Urban Mechanics.
Students in a cross-disciplinary spring studio experiment with projection and glass.
With a live runway show out of the question, the Class of 2021 uses video to present their intimate and thoughtful work.
WantedDesign’s International Schools Show presents thought-provoking pieces by design students from around the world.
Annual Fine Arts Portfolio Review provides students with fresh perspectives on their work and opportunities in the arts.
The Providence Journal reflects on Don’t You Sit Down: Shades of Jim Crow, 1960– exhibition designed by RISD’s Interior Architecture department.
The Boston Globe reports on RISD students joining local artists and The Avenue Concept in transforming dull utility boxes into works of art.