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From the Furniture Design department’s Grounding Space exhibition at WANTED to participation in NYCxDESIGN events across the city, RISD work stood out at this year’s exposition.
Bookmaking for Photographers helps students develop their own visual language and use context to imbue each image with deeper meaning.
The artist’s installation at the upcoming Boston Public Art Triennial is an extension of the delicate womb-like sculptures that made her career.
Twelve aspiring designers examined a variety of themes, from disgust and desire, masculinity and femininity to post-apocalyptic worlds.
The festive three-day weekend included alumni reunions, departmental receptions, a party in Market Square and the annual RISD Craft sale on Benefit Street.
The end-of-semester rite of passage teaches students to discuss their work, give and receive constructive criticism and push the boundaries of their burgeoning practices.
A spring adaptive reuse studio offers hands-on experience navigating the unique circumstances architects face working with historically significant structures.
Shellf Life founder and RISD alum Felicia Neuhof developed the recipe for her sustainable design business using her kitchen stove.