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Two new courses offered through the Digital + Media department encourage students to expand their creative practices by exploring sound design.

A fall Digital + Media studio focuses on art and artists who intentionally deploy camouflage and invisibility in their chosen disciplines.

Experts from across the country share creative uses of AI and predictions about where the industry is headed.

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

Mycelium as Mode generates individual research projects exploring everything from decomposition to symbiosis to the containment of plastic waste.

Faculty member Griffin Smith welcomes the creative opportunities evolving artificial intelligence tools provide.

Grad students Ann Lewis and Viraj Mithani, undergrad Yuqing Liu and recent alumna Elizabeth Meiklejohn use SPUR funding to conduct research in the US and abroad.

Faculty member Marisa Mazria Katz helps students tell real-world stories using unconventional forms of expression.

Members of RISD’s growing community of sound artists and researchers discuss how the evolving studio contributes to the college’s overall educational mission.