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RISD Alums Paige Katherine Bradley, Leyla Faye Margolis-Brooks and Qualeasha Wood among selected artists.
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RISD alum Qualeasha Wood shakes up the art scene with tapestries that mesh conventional craftmaking with contemporary themes and materials.
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A fall studio focuses on the many forms of printed matter artists create to support social justice causes and political protest.
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RISD Careers and Alumni + Family Relations team up on summer travel program exploring studios, galleries, arts nonprofits, residency programs and more.
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In just five short years, recent alums Sahara Clemons, Drew Dodge, Sasha Gordon, Zoë Pulley and Qualeasha Wood have garnered long lists of accomplishments.
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The course is taught by new faculty member Juana Estrada Hernandez, who focuses on contemporary approaches to the medium.
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Special Collections Librarian Claudia Covert and guest juror Ian Cozzens selected the winning projects from dozens of brilliant entries.
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Launched in early December, The Art of Creativity taps into the expertise of RISD faculty members and alums trained in a wide variety of disciplines.
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Grads and undergrads in a fall elective use printmaking techniques to create conceptual installations.