Light and Dark
The Hollywood tabloids are abuzz this summer with news about first-time novelist Annie Weatherwax 84 SC.
Sundance Backs New Documentary
In July the Sundance Institute awarded recent graduate RaMell Ross MFA 14 PH a coveted $35,000 Production Grant to turn an evocative 22-minute visual narrative he has been working on for years into a full-length feature film.
Movie Stills that are Anything But
RISD Painting Critic Dawn Clements has a unique relationship to space.
Classic Chic
Nicole Romano 00 AP has made a name for herself through a collection of edgy new jewelry manufactured in RI’s traditional old factories.
An Exceptional Mad Man
In 2008, when Chris Jones 52 IA first contacted RISD to see if the school had any interest in the working archive of her late husband Richard W.
Epic Plankton
Summer interns at the Nature Lab are making an animated educational program about the importance of marine plankton.
Collaborative Work Shines at Slater Mill Museum
A beautiful new show featuring the collaborative work of 37 RISD students – and inspired by works of art at the RISD Museum – opens today at the historic Slater Mill Museum in Pawtucket, RI.
Students Propose Public Art for Providence
Students in an interdisciplinary studio taught by Professor Ellen Driscoll, head of the Sculpture department and an accomplished public artist herself, are designing public art installations for the Kennedy Plaza area of downtown Providence.
International Focus on Furniture
From chairs that play on the notion of over-permed hair to lighting that evokes the narrow slot canyons of the American Southwest, new works by RISD Furniture Design majors are expected to attract plenty of attention at the2011 International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) in New York City this weekend.