Sculpture News

Grants are awarded for projects whose methodologies reflect diverse perspectives, utilize experimental approaches and provide innovative solutions.

Off-campus exhibitions showcase the exceptional work graduate students make in RISD’s Ceramics, Painting, Photography and Sculpture departments.

Nearly 200 juniors, seniors and grad students took part in RISD Careers’ popular annual event.

RISD students create two site-specific interventions that aim to make the museum and its holdings more accessible to diverse visitors.

The Oglala Lakota mixed-media artist discussed her practice as part of RISD’s Indigenous and First Nations Artist Lecture Series.

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

Expanded Field Fund grants are supporting wide-ranging projects by faculty members Adela Goldbard, Jonathan Knowles, Rene Payne, Liliane Wong and Derrick Woods-Morrow.

Developed by faculty member Lu Heintz, the course introduces a wealth of metalmaking tools, jigs and techniques.

Students in a fall course called Reorientations are challenging conventional approaches to theatrical set design and creating immersive cinematic experiences.