On-Campus Exhibitions
Current exhibitions
through Oct 13, 2024
Sol Koffler Graduate Student Gallery
curated by David M. Legrand MFA PT 25, Tori Hong MFA 25 IL and Kobe Jackson MA 25 GAC
New Contemporaries 2024
through Oct 20, 2024
Gelman Student Exhibitions Gallery
selected work from the Class of 2024
Oct 4–Nov 2, 2024
ISB Gallery
reception: Oct 3, 6–7:30 pm
gallery hours: Tue-Fri, 12-5 pm
Back Again
Sep 17–Nov 12, 2024
Memorial Hall Gallery
through Apr 2025
Bowen Suite Gallery, President’s House
(open by appointment or invitation only)
curated by students in Critical Curatorial Studies course
through Nov 4, 2024
RISD Museum
This exhibition addresses often-overlooked histories and stories of women in Japanese art.
through Dec 8, 2024
RISD Museum
through Jan 5, 2025
RISD Museum
curated by local high school artists and art enthusiasts
through Jun 14, 2026
RISD Museum
curated by Emily Banas
Gallery information
From student-curated shows to a world-class museum with vibrant programming, RISD invites art lovers to enjoy a range of ever-changing exhibitions on campus. (Click any gallery name for detailed location information.)
Illustration Studies Building
One Washington Place
Architecture exhibition space
Bayard Ewing Building
231 South Main Street
132 Bowen Street
(open by appointment or invitation only)
Chace Center
20 North Main Street
Chace Center, 2nd floor
20 North Main Street
Illustration Studies Building, 1st floor
One Washington Place
Memorial Hall
226 Benefit Street
Chace Center
20 North Main Street
Photography exhibition space
Design Center, 4th floor
30 North Main Street
224 Benefit Street
Center for Integrative Technologies, 1st floor
169 Weybosset Street
20 Washington Place, 1st floor
Waterman Street Building
13 Waterman Street
Woods-Gerry House, 1st floor
62 Prospect Street
Get to know RISD
Students are invited to propose and curate group shows for this vibrant gallery located at the entrance to the RISD Museum.
RISD’s downtown venue for showing graduate student work hosts a series of ever-changing shows throughout the academic year.
Activating the first floor of a 19th-century mansion, RISD’s original student gallery is the primary venue for showing undergraduate work.