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“In every class I’ve taken,
the professors let us know that we are investigating the subject together.
I really appreciate that mentality. There’s an openness — a freedom — in
class, along with mutual respect.”
Monica Martinez MFA ’08
Department Head:
Ellen Driscoll, Professor
phone: 401 454.6631
email: edriscol at risd.edu
Sculpture Department
Rhode Island School of Design
Metcalf Building, 3rd floor
9 North Main Street
Providence, RI 02903 USA
phone: 401 454.6190
fax: 401 454.6191
>> risdsculpture.net
At RISD, Sculpture is about the growth of
the individual as a creative person who is able to realize
strong conceptual ideas through the informed use of materials
and the physical process of making.
Based around a hub of core undergraduate and graduate studios,
the Sculpture Department offers students opportunities to
enhance and inform their ongoing work with an array of workshops,
intensives, electives and seminars. The curriculum is further
enriched by RISD’s fortuitous location between Boston
and New York, affording students ready access to museums,
galleries, performances and other culturally rich opportunities.
RISD’s close relationship with Brown University creates
a fertile learning environment by enabling students of both
schools to cross-register for courses.
The sculpture curriculum prepares you to think independently
and critically; to gain a command of the technical processes
inherent to sculpture as a means of realizing your ideas;
and to develop a true understanding of sculptural issues.
Throughout the program of study, you are guided and challenged
by a committed faculty, and exposed to a wide range of work
and philosophies by visiting artists, critics and an active,
committed community of peers. |
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| VISITING ARTISTS |
NOTABLE ALUMNI |
| Kenny Goldsmith |
Janine Antoni MFA ’89 |
| Elana Herzog |
Mary Boone BFA ’73 |
| Gregory Volk |
John Crawford BFA ’75 |
| Beverly Semmes |
Noah Fischer BFA ’99 |
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Richard Fleischner BFA ’66/MFA ’68 |
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Roni Horn BFA ’75 |
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Andrea Zitttel MFA ’90 |
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