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Visiting artist Dionne Lee questions the makers and motives behind historical American landscape photography.

Vogue reports on the Brooklyn-based Photography MFA’s $100,000 honorarium and her portraits chronicling the Black diaspora.

From film premieres to the grad thesis show, graduating students are turning to alternative outlets for showcasing their work.

Photographer and filmmaker RaMell Ross—a self-described “liberated documentarian”—is now also a 2020 United States Artists Fellow.

Alumna Acacia Johnson’s stunning photo essay about Inuit peoples of the Canadian Arctic appears in National Geographic.

A revealing exhibition draws from photographer George Lange’s friendship with the late Francesca Woodman while they were at RISD.

Seven artists and designers from RISD are recognized in the annual roundup of young entrepreneurs.

Emerging photographers Steph Foster MFA 19 PH, Viktor Hübner MFA 19 PH and Izabela Jurcewicz MFA 19 PH offer penetrating views of American life.
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Faculty members Deborah Zlotsky and Yevgeniya Baras and alumna Jennifer Garza-Cuen MFA 12 PH win 2019 Guggenheim Fellowships.