Student Stories

Students in a spring studio called Clay Matters conduct material investigations in support of their evolving thesis projects.

A multidisciplinary group of students travels to Italy to present the unique conceptual exhibit Objects May Shift at Salone del Mobile.

The course is taught by new faculty member Juana Estrada Hernandez, who focuses on contemporary approaches to the medium.

Objects May Shift featured in Milan Design Week highlights.

Artists of color from across the state show powerful work in multidisciplinary exhibition.

RISD student show included in list of 20 unmissable exhibitions at this year’s Milan Design Week.

Now in its fourth year, the Nature Lab program pairs EPSCoR researchers with grad students working in the fine arts.

RISD Careers’ virtual event provides valuable feedback and an avenue for thriving alums to give back.

The experimental Film/Animation/Video course was co-designed by pixilation virtuosos Bryan Parcival and Ülo Pikkov.