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The RISD alum discusses his latest film, Nickel Boys, an adaptation of a Colson Whitehead novel.
Students consider how their photographic imagery exists within three-dimensional space and when to take risks and push boundaries in their work.
Off-campus exhibitions showcase the exceptional work graduate students make in RISD’s Ceramics, Painting, Photography and Sculpture departments.
The 2023–24 academic year comes to a close with final crits in studios across campus.
Six speakers delivered compelling talks at the second annual student-led event.
Documentary photographer John Willis leads a fall studio built on trust, respect and the importance of community.
The exhibition celebrates the work of Photography juniors, seniors and graduate students whose practices focus on capturing the intangible, placemaking and more.
SEI Teaching and Research Fellow Zoé Samudzi explores images of violence and death and how humanitarian photography may or may not influence the viewer’s behavior.
Recent Photography and Ceramics graduate students present historically grounded work at Microscope Gallery in Chelsea and Sculpture Space in Long Island City.