RISD alum Rebecca J. Miller completes the film she began in 1976 about a 1940s Robert Flaherty documentary focused on RISD Professor John Howard Benson that never came to be ...

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 ...

SpaceSuits.US and Crossing the Pell, both conceived at RISD, use state-of-the-art technology to explore adaptive reuse.

Dozens gathered at Woods-Gerry Gallery in June to commemorate two decades of POD and its commitment to supporting access to ...

In-person courses will return in the fall, along with a wide range of online offerings for students of all ages.

“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 ...

Class of 2025 dual degree students presented capstone talks exploring what it means to be a creative and how they help people around them through art.

A hollowed-out beech log that emits a warm, diffused light. A contemporary office chair featuring the feet and distinctive spots of a cheetah. Stools resembling microscopic organisms that “refuse self ...

“The world of photo books is fast growing, interesting and one of the richer aspects of art photography,” says Photography Department Head Steven Smith. “A lot of artists work specifically with groups ...