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  • RISD Graduate Exhibition 2021 by Holly Gaboriault, Graduate Studies, Mark Moscone, and Campus Exhibitions

    RISD Graduate Exhibition 2021

    Holly Gaboriault, Graduate Studies, Mark Moscone, and Campus Exhibitions

    During the pandemic, the importance of documenting what the students were going through upon graduation with their thesis show coupled with the show's installation taking place between two locations for the first time in its history in such unprecedented times, the RISD Museum of Art and the Waterfire Arts Center. Aside from being the first time the show's installation has been documented on video, it highlighted the tireless efforts of the Director of Campus Exhibitions, Mark Moscone and the gallery installation team navigating this annual show in such precarious times.

    Commissioned by the RISD Graduate Studies Office at Rhode Island School of Design to accompany the 2021 RISD Grad Summer Conversation Series.

    Producer | Director | Writer | Camera: Holly Gaboriault, MA GAC '21
    Original Soundtrack: Rafael Attias, BFA GD '91

    View Graduate Exhibition 2021 image gallery.

  • Howard Ben Tré by Howard Ben Tré, Geoff Adams, and Glass Department

    Howard Ben Tré

    Howard Ben Tré, Geoff Adams, and Glass Department

    For two decades Howard Ben Tré has been finding ways to bring together in innovative sculptural forms the sensuality of glass and the physicality of the casting process. Abstract and Modernist in classical twentieth-century style, Ben Tré's work is nevertheless archetypal in nature.

    Although introduced to his signature material, glass, by members of the American Studio Glass Movement, Ben Tré quickly took his own path. In 1977 he pioneered three-dimensional casting, thereby revolutionizing the 5,000-year old tradition of working with glass and bringing this unlikely medium to the contemporary sculptor's repertoire.

    This video surveys the broad scope of Howard Ben Tré's career. Emmy Award-winning video maker George Adams documents the sculptures, drawings, works on paper, and environmental public projects. From perspectives collected over a four-year period, Adams investigates Ben Tré's creative process in the studio, factory, and on site, incorporating thoughtful commentary by independent curator Mary Jane Jacob, philosopher Arthur Danto, and the Museum of Modern Art's Director of Education, Patterson Sims, as well as Gay Ben Tré, the artist's wife and collaborator.

 
 
 

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