Faculty Stories
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.
On view in the Gelman Gallery through January 28, the exhibition provides a snapshot of the student experience in each of RISD’s 16 undergraduate departments.
In her nifty Intimate History of How We Keep Things Close, Hannah Carlson unbuttons the politics behind who gets to hide their belongings, and where.
Assistant Professor of Architecture Amelyn Ng presents a collaborative project and panel discussion focused on networks of salvage and design for disassembly.
The exhibition, Gateways into the Polycene, showcases art by RISD faculty and staff that imagines a more just and sustainable future.
Andrew Raftery’s ceramics and wallpaper energize the laborious art of engraving to explore contemporary life.
The community welcomes 14 experienced art and design educators, including a new librarian for the Fleet Library.
An ongoing initiative brings together experts and futurists from around the world to consider planetary policy decisions that increase the odds of our survival.
Six funded projects explore radical solutions to longstanding problems that impact the environment and marginalized communities.