Equity and Inclusion Stories
The honorees discussed the joys and pressures of modern womxnhood during an inspiring panel discussion at the Fleet Library.
Sculptures, watercolors and more by Prophet, one of the first known women of color to graduate from RISD, are on view through August 4.
A range of campus-wide activities promoting social justice ended with an inspirational panel discussion and musical performance.
The creative minds behind the massive Providence portrait honoring Rhode Island’s Indigenous population discuss its creation and impact.
From its on-campus Pre-College program to online classes and a new Summer Teen Art Institute in Shanghai, RISD CE focuses on accessibility.
As We Are opened during Pride month and showcased work by a number of local queer artists.
Shey Rivera Ríos and Ruchika Nambiar collaborate with research designers from the MIT Game Lab to explore how games can be used to subvert oppressive narratives.
Many Hands, Many Voices: Textile Histories and Entanglements, taught by RISD Museum curator Kate Irvin, highlights marginalized makers of the past.