This summer’s courses focused on the architecture of Brazil, printmaking in Italy and the use of glass as an architectural ...

RISD alum Rebecca J. Miller completes the film she began in 1976 about a 1940s Robert Flaherty documentary focused on RISD ...

The sprawling show brings together 30-plus years of large-scale sculptural pieces, fashion, needlework, drawings and ephemera ...

The sprawling exhibition brings together 30-plus years of large-scale sculptural pieces, fashion, needlework, drawings and ...

Artists, alumni, faculty and community members gathered at Woods-Gerry Gallery in June for the 20th anniversary of RISD’s Project Open Door (POD). Run by the Teaching + Learning in Art + Design (TLAD) ...

Spring 2025 marked the return of in-person adult art classes offered by RISD’s Continuing Ed division after a five-year, pandemic-related pause. Although virtual and long-distance learning is still ...

“In an era of rapid technological evolution, what’s missing is not invention, but connection—the space where ideas collide, disciplines merge and innovation is born from shared curiosity,” says new ...

RISD celebrated the Class of 2025 at Commencement and Reunion Weekend with graduate hooding ceremonies, alumni reunions, a tented RISD Craft art sale, departmental receptions, a festive lunch in ...

RISD’s campus was jumping in May as students presented their work to peers, professors and industry professionals at this year’s final spring critiques. First-year students in an Experimental and ...

In the 1930s, a public debate between architecture giants Le Corbusier and Frank Lloyd Wright inspired Wright to design a 19-story apartment building for New York City with a trunk-like tower and ...