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Offered through the Furniture Design department, In Situ: Design in Context encourages experimentation and hands-on making as well as the use of digital tools.
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Launched in 2021 by His Majesty King Charles III and Sir Jony Ive, the competition seeks to drive environmental progress through private-sector innovation.
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Grads and undergrads in departments across campus present their final projects to faculty members, peers and visiting experts in their fields.
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Ideas developed by recent RISD graduates were chosen as winners of the Terra Carta Design Lab competition.
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The Wallpaper* USA 400 honors the people defining America's creative landscape, including many RISD alums.
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Sight Unseen editors highlight seating designs by RISD Furniture Design grad students shown in Material Opulence at WantedDesign.
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At a well-attended May presentation, Class of 2024 dual degree students discussed their challenging, five-year journeys.
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RISD students create two site-specific interventions that aim to make the museum and its holdings more accessible to diverse visitors.
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A multidisciplinary group of students travels to Italy to present the unique conceptual exhibit Objects May Shift at Salone del Mobile.