Alumni Outcomes

Whether at work in their studio, as part of a larger organization, or in collaboration on urgent issues ranging from climate change to emerging technologies, our graduates make an outsized impact in every field that values original thinking and skilled makers.

 

Two lamps with metal fringe against a red wall.
A sculptural installation of twelve cast concrete figures in the mountains of Western Massachusetts.
Artist Tavares Strachan holding a bottle of ink in a studio.
Two lamps with metal fringe against a red wall.
A sculptural installation of twelve cast concrete figures in the mountains of Western Massachusetts.
Artist Tavares Strachan holding a bottle of ink in a studio.
Two lamps with metal fringe against a red wall.
A sculptural installation of twelve cast concrete figures in the mountains of Western Massachusetts.
Artist Tavares Strachan holding a bottle of ink in a studio.
Two lamps with metal fringe against a red wall.
A sculptural installation of twelve cast concrete figures in the mountains of Western Massachusetts.
Artist Tavares Strachan holding a bottle of ink in a studio.

By the numbers

alumni worldwide

32,000

countries represented

94

Regional Alumni Clubs

41

Profiles on LinkedIn

12,856

MacArthur "Genius Grant" Fellows

11

Forbes "30 Under 30" Honorees

51

Fulbright Scholars

109

Kleiner Perkins Fellows

12

Rearranging industries

Coming out of every discipline at RISD, a number of enterprising alumni have an uncanny knack for charting new paths that connect culture and commerce. They see the future and evolve accordingly. 

Group of people dressed in red against a red curtain.
Airbnb billboard on top of a concrete building.
Alum Mel Ottenberg looks over a copy of Interview magazine.
Pregnant model walks in a runway show.
Image of sports paraphernalia on the ground with a squarespace logo.
A blacklit immersive art fun house type room.
Image of an iphone surrounded by the original suite of emojis.
Group of people dressed in red against a red curtain.
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Jessica Walsh 08 GD (middle row, second from left) had a fast assent in the world of design—starting with a prestigious internship at Pentagram, then being tapped as partner by Stefan Sagmeister in 2012. She now leads her own venture at &Walsh.
Airbnb billboard on top of a concrete building.
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Airbnb co-founders, Joe Gebbia 05 GD/ID | HD 17 and Brian Chesky 04 ID | HD 17 , met at RISD. As roommates in San Francisco after graduation, they dreamt up a solution to costly hotels when a design conference came to town.
Alum Mel Ottenberg looks over a copy of Interview magazine.
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Mel Ottenberg 98 AP is now the editor in chief of Interview Magazine, a fashion stylist (and former longtime stylist of Rihanna).
Pregnant model walks in a runway show.
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Eckhaus Latta founders Zoe Latta 10 SC and Mike Eckhaus 10 TX gained instant attention in the fashion industry in 2012 for their experiential, conceptual approach to runway shows and unexpected casting of models.
Image of sports paraphernalia on the ground with a squarespace logo.
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David Moon Ki Lee 00 GD is the chief creative officer of Squarespace, leading a team that has been named by Ad Age A-List as In-House Agency of the Year.
A blacklit immersive art fun house type room.
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Meow Wolf, the Santa Fe-based immersive art and entertainment company began as an art collective in 2008 with Sean Di Ianni 07 SC and Caity Kennedy 06 PT as two of its co-founders.

Image of an iphone surrounded by the original suite of emojis.
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Angela Guzman 06 ID/MFA 09 GD is an award-winning UX design lead, startup advisor and public speaker best known for co-designing the original set of Apple emoji.

Advocacy and activism

Documenting climate change at the ends of the earth, setting up NGOs to aid refugees in conflict zones, these alums are determined to pursue projects that matter and show how art and design can help create a more equitable world.

Print ephemera related to the history of Black Design in America.
Poster illustration by artist Shepard Fairey of a Muslim woman wearing a headscarf printed with the American flag.
Emily Winter in the Weaving Mill studio space.
A group of five children in a refugee camp playing a game.
Black and white photo of a projection of the word "Your Oldest Fears Are Your Worst Ones" on the side of a building.
The White House in rainbow floodlights to celebrate the legalization of same-sex marriage.
Graphic painting in red and purple of Black man lying in fetal position.
Women in scuba like suit and glass head piece walking in front of the Mexican-American border wall.
Print ephemera related to the history of Black Design in America.
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Polymode founders Silas Munro 03 GD and Brian Johnson 05 GD lead a bicoastal, queer, minority-owned studio. Their online courses on BIPOC design history feature thinkers and practitioners from across the field.
Poster illustration by artist Shepard Fairey of a Muslim woman wearing a headscarf printed with the American flag.
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Shepard Fairey 92 IL is as well known for his OBEY street art campaign featuring Andre the Giant as he is for the “Hope” poster he made for Obama's 2008 presidential campaign.
Emily Winter in the Weaving Mill studio space.
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The Weaving Mill, cofounded by Emily Winter 15 TX and Matti Sloman 07 PT/MFA 15 TX, is a collaborative industrial weaving studio in Chicago that offers community workshops.
A group of five children in a refugee camp playing a game.
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Karam Foundation led by Lina Sergie Attar MArch 01, is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting Syrian refugees. Named for the Arabic word for generosity, Karam provides its young leaders with educational and financial support.
Black and white photo of a projection of the word "Your Oldest Fears Are Your Worst Ones" on the side of a building.
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Jenny Holzer MFA 77 PT is widely known for language-based conceptual artwork and large-scale projections. Her most recent public art projects focus on issues like voter turnout and gun regulation.
The White House in rainbow floodlights to celebrate the legalization of same-sex marriage.
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Ashleigh Axios 08 GD served the Obama White House as creative director and digital strategist and was behind the #lovewins campaign that celebrated the legalization of same-sex marriage in the US.
Graphic painting in red and purple of Black man lying in fetal position.
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Jon Key 13 GD is a painter, one half of the design studio Morcos Key (alongside fellow alum Wael Morcos) and co-founder and design director of Codify Art, a collective that promotes the work of artists of color.
Women in scuba like suit and glass head piece walking in front of the Mexican-American border wall.
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Tanya Aguiñiga MFA 05 FD makes work that brings attention to life along the US-Mexico border. Community-focused and known for blending craft with performance, in 2021 she won the prestigious Heinz Award.

Material explorations

Natural autodidacts who look for the most original ways to bring their work to life, the following graduates navigate the edges of form and fabrication to make things you’ve never seen before.

A speaker and a chair made of paper pulp.
LED dsiplay of plant life in the middle of urban overgrowth.
Rending of a sculpture in silver and digital blue
Person using tablet to control the movements of a pink and white textile.
3D printed clay ikebana flower sculpture.
Red fabric sculpture of a room.
A speaker and a chair made of paper pulp.
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Mike Ruiz Serra 19 ID caught the attention of The New York Times after graduating for his use of paper pulp and gypsum to push the possibilities of sustainable furniture fabrication.
LED dsiplay of plant life in the middle of urban overgrowth.
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Clement Valla MFA 09 DM considers different ways humans and computers engage with pictures. His recent exhibition in Macau featured point cloud images made by capturing 3D scans of the city's gardens.
Rending of a sculpture in silver and digital blue
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Cameron Galley 21 GD is a freelance designer and art director based in Los Angeles. Specializing in 3D animation, he has worked with clients including Nike, Apple, Herman Miller and others.
Person using tablet to control the movements of a pink and white textile.
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Elizabeth Meiklejohn 14 AP/ MFA 22 TX is a textile designer and researcher. Currently working at Unspun, a company developing 3D weaving technology for the fashion industry, she was part of a collaboration between RISD and MIT that created a new type of acoustic fabric.
3D printed clay ikebana flower sculpture.
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Jolie Ngo 20 CR , a recent graduate of the MFA program at Alfred University, uses digital fabrication techniques like 3D-printing to create colorful vessels that speak to tradition and technology.
Red fabric sculpture of a room.
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Do Ho Suh 94 PT | HD 23 is known for fabric sculptures that recreate the domestic spaces of his past—homes, rooms and objects from Seoul, Rhode Island, New York, London and Berlin.

Leading with sustainability

Making things comes at an inevitable cost to living systems. The creative impulses of these alumni are guided by a sense of stewardship—for their fields, for future generations, for the planet.

A translucent raincoat made of a bioplastic on a dress form.
Rendering of a futuristic home in purple light
Jonsara Ruth at left sitting on a table with her cofounder of the Healthy Materials Lab.
Entrance to the Broken Nature Exhibition
thousands of acres of land in the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley creating a biodiverse carbon sink
Two beaded necklaces and a ring against a pale purple background.
Better Bin, a new design for trash cans in New York, on a street corner.
Photo of alumni Tara Gupta in a white suit jacket.
A translucent raincoat made of a bioplastic on a dress form.
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Charlotte McCurdy MID 18 is the designer behind After Ancient Sunlight, carbon negative materials that debuted in the Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial in 2019. She currently teaches at Stanford University.
Rendering of a futuristic home in purple light
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Lee Pivnik 18 SC works in sculpture, video and installation. Founder of the Institute for Queer Ecology, his recent project is Symbiotic House, focused on architectural solutions for Miami's environmental precarity.
Jonsara Ruth at left sitting on a table with her cofounder of the Healthy Materials Lab.
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Jonsara Ruth 92 ID (at left), co-founder (alongside Alison Mears, at right) and design director of the Healthy Materials Lab at Parsons School of Design, brings creative leadership to her advocacy for healthier design and architectural practices.
Entrance to the Broken Nature Exhibition
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Ala Tannir MID 17 co-curated the 2019 Milan Triennale: Broken Nature with MoMA curator Paola Antonelli. The exhibition explored design's potential to restore our broken bonds with the environment.
thousands of acres of land in the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley creating a biodiverse carbon sink
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Phoebe Lickwar MLA 06 is founding principal of FORGE Landscape Architecture, an award-winning practice based in Austin and San Francisco. FORGE works on regenerative design projects around the world.
Two beaded necklaces and a ring against a pale purple background.
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Simone Paasche 12 JM and her partner Sophie Fader launched Spur, a concierge jewelry service with the aim of helping people wear their existing jewelry through thoughtful redesigns.
Better Bin, a new design for trash cans in New York, on a street corner.
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Group Project, an interdisciplinary design team that includes Colin P. Kelly 07 ID, Brit Kleinman 07 ID and Brandon Massey BArch 08, won the Better Bin Challenge in 2019, with their design replacing 20,000+ garbage cans across NYC.
Photo of alumni Tara Gupta in a white suit jacket.
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Tara Gupta 19 FAV, Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, launched the green tech startup, Map-Collective, which digitally tracks and maps environmental data and users’ carbon footprints.

MacArthur Fellows

A total of 11 RISD graduates have been honored with the prestigious "genius grant" that supports the work of leading thinkers across many fields of art, science and beyond.  

Golden statue of a female figure with horns on the courthouse in New York.
Shahzia Sikander MFA 95 Painting/Printmaking

MacArthur Fellow Shahzia Sikander is from Lahore, Pakistan. Sikander pioneered the Neo-Miniature movement by transforming traditional miniature painting and, for the past 20 years, has worked to diversify contemporary art beyond its Eurocentric focus. Her recent sculptural work NOW was installed on the roof of the Appellate Courthouse on Madison Avenue in Manhattan.

Photograph of Nicole Eisenman in a khaki jacket and red t shirt.
Nicole Eisenman 87 Painting

Eisenman was named a MacArthur Fellow in 2015 and is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Her work has appeared in the Venice Biennale and in three Whitney Biennials.

Sugar Baby sculpture by Kara Walker MFA 94 PT/PR
Kara Walker MFA 94 Painting/Printmaking

Kara Walker works across media to explore the complicated and violent histories of race and gender in the United States. Her monumental-scale works in the Domino Sugar Factory in Brooklyn and the Tate Modern in London are an evolution on themes she first began exploring through paper silhouettes.

On the move

Driven by momentum and a suspicion that there are more interesting ways to get from here to there, the following graduates are bringing creativity to the world of sport, transportation and beyond.

Artist Julie Mehretu on a race track with BMW sports cars in the background.
Sixth Street viaduct in Los Angeles by Michael Maltzan Architects
Picture of a man wearing a backpack with a pair of running shoes attached to it in a desert.
Cover of book entitled After All There Is No Finish Line, by Nike.
A set of three e-motorbikes painted in black, white and gray.
Render of NASA's Mars rover vehicle render on the surface of Mars.
Image of an amusement park ride lit up at night in pink and blue colors.
Tent with campers on the side of a mountain in the snow.
Artist Julie Mehretu on a race track with BMW sports cars in the background.
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Julie Mehretu MFA 97 PT/PR, 2005 MacArthur Fellow, makes large abstract paintings of the trappings of urban landscapes. In 2023, she was tapped to design BMW's latest Art Car.
Sixth Street viaduct in Los Angeles by Michael Maltzan Architects
Picture of a man wearing a backpack with a pair of running shoes attached to it in a desert.
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Evan Belforti 17 ID is a senior footwear designer for special projects at Reebok. In his role, he has collaborated with visionary brands including Maison Margiela and Pyer Moss.
Cover of book entitled After All There Is No Finish Line, by Nike.
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Sara (Sheth) Jhanjee 04 TX, a global communications director at Nike, recently led the production of No Finish Line, the company's design vision for the next fifty years.
A set of three e-motorbikes painted in black, white and gray.
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Caspar Nagel 18 ID was named to Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2022. He and his brother founded Pave Motors, an e-motorbike company prioritizing environmental awareness, while offering sleek design and cutting-edge tech.
Render of NASA's Mars rover vehicle render on the surface of Mars.
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Lily Douglas 20 ID works at the Center for Design and Space Architecture at the Johnson Space Center supporting NASA's Artemis Program to send humans to the moon, and eventually, to Mars.
Image of an amusement park ride lit up at night in pink and blue colors.
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Will Gurley 04 PT is a Copenhagen-based designer, artist and creative consultant. In his work for the famed Tivoli Gardens in the city, Gurley has created rides that he hopes "implement play, celebration and creativity."
Tent with campers on the side of a mountain in the snow.
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Cam Brensinger 02 ID is the founder and CEO of NEMO Equipment, a New Hampshire-based, award-winning outdoor gear manufacturer.

Storytellers

While the work of artists and designers has always been tied to narrative and documentary, the following alumni are finding fresh ways to convey unique perspectives on lived experience.

Bold quote against purple background over small magazine type.
Photograph by RaMell Ross of a church spire on the ground in a parking lot at night.
Photo of a unfolded paper featuring an illustrated column about the economy.
Puppet of a girl with blonde curly hair.
A still drawing in black and white from the interactive feature Reeducated featuring men in a detention camp.
Bold quote against purple background over small magazine type.
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Elizabeth Goodspeed BRDD 16 GD is a designer, art director, educator, archivist and writer working between Providence and NYC. Goodspeed was recently named US editor-at-large for It's Nice That, an essential design publication.
Photograph by RaMell Ross of a church spire on the ground in a parking lot at night.
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RaMell Ross MFA 14 PHwas nominated for an Oscar in 2019 for Hale County This Morning, This Evening. A winner of a USA Artist Fellowship, he documents life in the American South.
Photo of a unfolded paper featuring an illustrated column about the economy.
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Julia Rothman 02 IL is half of the team behind the NYT column Scratch, a bi-weekly dispatch about people and money. Her illustrations are found in a variety of media, from books to wallpaper, clothing to billboards.
Puppet of a girl with blonde curly hair.
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Katy Strutz 15 IL is a character sculptor, designing puppets for films like Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio. Based in Portland, OR, she has worked for studios including Laika, ShadowMachine and Hornet, Inc.
A still drawing in black and white from the interactive feature Reeducated featuring men in a detention camp.
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Nicholas Rubin 01 FAV, a digital artist and immersive director, founded Dirt Empire in 2007. He recently worked on the Peabody-winning VR documentary and interactive feature Reeducated for The New Yorker about a detention camp in Xinjiang, China.

Award winners continued...

Beyond MacArthurs, our alumni have won Academy Awards, Pulitzer Prizes, Emmys, Caldecotts, Palmes d'Or and Guggenheim Fellowships, to name a few.

Painted illustration of a girl with pig tails against a patchwork background of browns and greens.
Oge Mora 16 Illustration

In 2019, Oge Mora won a Caldecott Honor, a Coretta Scott King/John Steptoe Award for New Talent from the American Library Association and an Ezra Jack Keats Award for her collage-style book, Thank You, Omu, inspired by her relationship with her Nigerian grandmother.

Image of the NXTHVN building in New Haven, CT by TenBerke.
Deborah Berke BArch 77

Deborah Berke is the founding principal of the New York-based architecture firm TenBerke and the dean of the School of Architecture at Yale University. Deeply committed to advancing women in the profession, she is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and is the first recipient of the Berkeley-Rupp Architecture Professorship and Prize. She received an honorary degree from RISD in 2005. 

Cinematographer Robert Richardson on set.
Robert Richardson 79 Film/Animation/Video

Three-time Academy Award-winning cinematographer Robert Richardson is a longtime collaborator with director Quentin Tarantino, with whom he worked on the Kill Bill series, among others. His Oscar wins came for work done on Oliver Stone’s JFK and Martin Scorsese’s The Aviator and Hugo.

Studio artists

Though setting up a studio may be an expected route for graduates of art school, these artists have practices and bodies of work that stretch the limits of what their disciplines can do.

Glass artist Jes Fan examines a sculpture.
Video installation at night in a gallery space surrounded by large pillows.
Sculpture of a giant blue and pink figure on the roof of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
A floodlit farm building at night at a festival.
A painting of two creatures in pink and gray walking arm and arm against a forest backdrop.
Glass artist Jes Fan examines a sculpture.
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Jes Fan 14 GL creates sculptures that employ glass, silicon and resin to explore questions around binary structures in society. He showed in the 2022 Venice Biennale and will be part of the 2024 Whitney Biennial.
Video installation at night in a gallery space surrounded by large pillows.
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Korakrit Arunanondchai 09 PR is a multimedia artist best known for his meditative video series With history in a room filled with people with funny names. His spaces and stories combine to create multisensory experiences.
Sculpture of a giant blue and pink figure on the roof of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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Huma Bhabha 85 PR is best known for her rough-hewn figurative sculptures that suggest both otherworldly and historical origins. Shown is her monumental sculpture on the Met rooftop in 2018.
A floodlit farm building at night at a festival.
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The Wassaic Project in upstate New York is an artist residency, exhibition and educational space co-directed by Bowie Zunino MFA 09 SC and Jeff Barnett-Winsby MFA 06 PH.
A painting of two creatures in pink and gray walking arm and arm against a forest backdrop.
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Robin F. Williams 06 IL makes large-scale figurative paintings, often featuring women, that play with media tropes about gender, sexuality and desire.

At work in Rhode Island

Providence and the rest of the state are home to an outsized crop of creative talent. Beyond the vision and ambition they bring to the scene, they build communities with collaborative energy and mutual admiration.

Two iron workers surrounded by sparks during an iron pour.
Modern Windsor chair by O&G Studio
Photo of a mural of a Narragansett woman holding a photo.
Example of font styles in white and multi-color on black background.
Woman wearing a knit hat and knit vest in front of a photo backdrop.
Image of a gallery in pink fluorescent light. Hung sculptures of fibers and beads on the wall and a pile of sand in the corner.
Painted basketball court designed by Lois Harada.
Six ceramic lamps with white shades in a line.
Two iron workers surrounded by sparks during an iron pour.
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The Steel Yard, an industrial arts space and Providence institution since 2003, has several alum on its team, including Howie Sneider 02 SC, Executive Director and co-founder of the Public Projects department.
Modern Windsor chair by O&G Studio
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O&G Studio, is an American manufacturer of fine furniture and interior products based in the coastal town of Warren, RI. It’s currently led by co-founder and Creative Director Jonathan Glatt MFA 04 JM.
Photo of a mural of a Narragansett woman holding a photo.
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The Avenue Concept is a public arts organization transforming Providence through murals by local artists, like Still Here, which honors Narragansett culture. Yarrow Thorne 12 ID is founder and executive director.

Example of font styles in white and multi-color on black background.
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Occupant Fonts was founded in 2015 by Cyrus Highsmith 97 GD. Employing a number of RISD grads, it's now the Latin counterpart of famed Japanese foundry Morisawa. Mantar, seen here, is by Cem Eskinazi MFA 17 GD.
Woman wearing a knit hat and knit vest in front of a photo backdrop.
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Lindsay Degen 10 TX created her craft-centered lifestyle brand, DEGEN, in 2008. Her love of knitwear led to the online crafting community, KNIT.club in 2022. By day, she is design director of collaborations at Converse.
Image of a gallery in pink fluorescent light. Hung sculptures of fibers and beads on the wall and a pile of sand in the corner.
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Nafis M. White 15 SC/MFA 18 PR is an interdisciplinary artist whose recent work is created from objects found in beauty supply stores, industrial sites and the horizons of our global and political landscapes.
Painted basketball court designed by Lois Harada.
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Lois Harada 10 PR is an artist and printmaker whose work ranges from public art (as seen here in her mural for the My HomeCourt project) to social campaigns like #RenameVictoryDay.
Six ceramic lamps with white shades in a line.
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Ben Blanc MFA 04 FD and Aja Blanc MA 06 are creators of bespoke mirrors, lighting and furniture for their eponymous interiors brand. Their work has been recognized by Vogue, Architectural Digest and NYT.

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Image credits (from top to bottom): photo of Tavares Strachan by Guillame Ziccarelli (courtesy of Perrotin); Counterculture, 2022 photo by Stephanie Zollshan (courtesy of Rose B. Simpson, Jessica Silverman, San Francisco, and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York); INDO- photo by Ciara Crocker; Meow Wolf photo by Kate Russell; Polymode photo by Eschelon and Ian Byers Gamble; The Weaving Mill photo by Sarah Flotard; Karam Foundation photo courtesy of Karam Foundation; For RISD, 2006 photo by Erik Gould (© 2006 Jenny Holzer, member Artists Rights Society, NY); Tanya Aguiñiga photo by Gina Clyne; Ashleigh Axios/Official White House photo by Chuck Kennedy; Jolie Ngo photo by Tiffany Smith (courtesy of R & Company); Hub-2, Breakfast Corner, 260-7, Sungbook-Dong, Sungboo-Ku, Seoul, Korea, 2018 (© Do Ho Suh. Courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin, New York, Hong Kong, Seoul, and London; photo by Jeon Taegsu); Healthy Materials Lab photo by Nick Calcott; Ala Tannir photo by Gianluca Di Ioia (© Triennale Milano); photo of Nicole Eisenman © Bridgitte Lacombe; A Subtlety, 2014 photo by Jason Wyche; Sixth Street Viaduct photo by Iwaan Baan (courtesy of Michael Maltzan Architecture); No Finish Line photo (courtesy of Actual Source Books); Lily Douglas/NASA photo by Bill Stafford; Nicholas Rubin still illustration by Matt Huynh (courtesy of The New Yorker); NXTHVN, New Haven, CT photo by Chris Cooper / ArchExplorer (courtesy of TenBerke); We Come in Peace photo by Hyla Skopitz (courtesy of Huma Bhabha and Salon 94, New York; image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art); Still Here photo by Jo Sittenfeld; Lois Harada photo by Off the Ground Drone Services (courtesy of My HomeCourt).