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In Social Engagement and Agency, a trio of RISD Illustration professors ask students to connect with local organizations, artists and individuals.
The creative minds behind the massive Providence portrait honoring Rhode Island’s Indigenous population discuss its creation and impact.
Work by 21 emerging artists who honed their techniques at RISD is now on view at the Museum of Illustration in New York City.
As We Are opened during Pride month and showcased work by a number of local queer artists.
A Wintersession global studies course led by Lucy Spelman and Andrea Dezsö considers the important role that artists and designers can play in environmental conservation.
The Illustration department’s new graduate program aims to transform the field by inspiring self-authorship and social engagement.
Students in a fall studio highlighting humans’ impact on the natural world get encouraging critique from returning alum and wildlife artist Walton Ford.
Seven artists and designers will advance cross-cultural dialogue across Europe and Asia during the 2022–23 academic year.
Brown | RISD Dual Degree students present their capstone presentations to a live and virtual audience.