RISD First Year in Florence Program Modeled on our EFS curriculum, this one-semester program for first-year students is a unique, immersive option for students beginning their RISD journey.
News Placeholder for Subnavigation Insertion More in Ceramics Bachelor’s Program Master’s Programs Faculty Courses Workspaces and Tools News Contact RISD Students Create Portraits in Clay in Figure Modeling Ceramics Studio Over the course of the spring semester, they will develop an eye for symmetry, proportion and anatomy. RISD 2024-25 Presidential Fellows 100 Days In The 12 newest grad students selected for the fully funded program discuss the challenges, joys and surprises they’ve encountered during their first semester in Providence. From Basketry to Clay, the Bahamas to New York 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. Advanced RISD Ceramics Studio Adapts Mass Production Techniques for Artistic Invention New Associate Professor Shoji Satake introduces students to such old-school, high-output methods as molding, casting, ram pressing and extruding. RISD Students Introduced to Fine Arts Scene via Trek NYC RISD Careers and Alumni + Family Relations team up on summer travel program exploring studios, galleries, arts nonprofits, residency programs and more. Nine Accomplished Artists, Designers and Scholars Join RISD Faculty The new hires round out RISD’s Architecture & Design, Experimental and Foundation Studies, Fine Arts and Liberal Arts divisions. RISD MFAs Show Work in NYC Summer Exhibitions Off-campus exhibitions showcase the exceptional work graduate students make in RISD’s Ceramics, Painting, Photography and Sculpture departments. RISD’s Ceramics Department Fires Up New Raku Kiln at the Steel Yard Students learn to create a range of effects by hacking outdoor kilns built at the nearby nonprofit arts center. Students Plan RISD Exhibit for Salone del Mobile Design Fair in Milan A multidisciplinary Wintersession class co-taught by faculty members Anais Missakian and Pete Oyler is focused on curating, producing and executing every aspect of the exhibit. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Next page Last page