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The Brooklyn-based RISD alum returned to campus to discuss new work in progress and lead a Glass department Hot Nights event.
The painter and entrepreneur, who co-founded Calico Wallpaper with her husband in 2013, discusses the joy of doing what she loves for a living and finding her place in the world as an artist.
Students in Patternmaking for Cast Iron Production investigate form, draw on age-old industrial practices, and develop tactile material knowledge.
Grad student Deborah Khodanovich and undergraduate Nadine Macapagal named students to watch in 2026.
Pushing the boundaries of digital video production, the course was one of two offered through RISD’s Movement Lab this Wintersession.
Students explored the materials’ shared properties and fast-and-loose production methods, which provided opportunities for collective critical reflection.
From cold-pressed watercolor paper to ribbons and film photography, the prize-winning submissions represented original approaches to bookmaking.
The associate professor of Printmaking is one of the artists tapped to contribute work to the OPC’s public indoor and outdoor spaces.