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Interior Architecture students are working with the Episcopal Diocese of Rhode Island to reimagine and reconfigure Providence’s Cathedral of St. John.

Beginning in fall 2019 graduate students will explore interdisciplinary approaches to coastal environmental issues.

Multidisciplinary artist John Sebelius is introducing veterans and first responders to making art as a way to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder.

The Architecture department welcomes Cape Town architect and author Ilze Wolff for the first in a series of globally focused discussions.

Experimental filmmaker Natalia Almada is one of four artists selected by Sundance for its 2018 Art of Nonfiction Fellowship program.

As part of the department’s annual charette, students in Interior Architecture work together to propose quiet campus refuges.

As the 2018 Kirloskar Visiting Scholar in Painting, Delhi-based artist Asim Waqif shared insights from a career of making art in service of the public good.

Repair and Design Futures, a multidisciplinary exhibition at the RISD Museum, investigates mending as material intervention, metaphor and call to action.