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An award-winning sculptor who works in clay, RISD alum Anina Major recalls the years as a child that helped drive the creativity she exhibits today.
A fall studio focuses on the many forms of printed matter artists create to support social justice causes and political protest.
New Associate Professor Shoji Satake introduces students to such old-school, high-output methods as molding, casting, ram pressing and extruding.
On view through May 2025, The Art of French Wallpaper Design highlights the deep connections between printmaking and early wallpaper production techniques.
The Brooklyn-based artist known for exploring the connections between humans and tech discusses the inspirations driving their evolving practice.
Offered through the Painting department, Games We Play facilitates a range of unexpected approaches to making art.
The RISD alum discusses his latest film, Nickel Boys, an adaptation of a Colson Whitehead novel.
Students are building a traditional boat out of wood and investigating the material’s environmental, ecological and sociocultural impacts.