Skip to main content

On (2006)

On was an interdisciplinary graduate periodical established by RISD graduate students in 2006. It featured essays and student work that related to a general issue theme. On was intended as a quarterly publication, but it is unclear if further issues beyond the first were ever published.

Printing is not supported at the primary Gallery Thumbnail page. Please first navigate to a specific Image before printing.

Switch View to Grid View Slideshow

Better Feminism Workbook : discussion questions on gender dynamics, internalized sexism, and emotional labor within relationships

Special Collections, Fleet Library, and Jennifer Williams

Cover for Better Feminism Workbook : discussion questions on gender dynamics, internalized sexism, and emotional labor within relationships, from the RISD Library Zine Collection.
Fashion Revolution! 2016 Presentation and Runway Show

Meg DeCubellis, Chris Mena, Dean Abanilla, Kathleen Grevers, and Apparel Design Department

Presentation by Meg DeCubellis "Rag Pickers in India" followed by runway show of repurposed garments designed by RISD senior Chris Mena, AP '16.
Introduction

Stefan Deines and Mario Wenning
Fashion Designer Todd Oldham with RISD Senior Critic, Apparel Design Kathleen Grevers

Apparel Design Department
Building Section Final

Architecture Department and Emanuel Admassu

Student: Gian Villarruel
Section Model

Architecture Department and Chris Bardt

Student: Jiang Yuhao
Final Axon

Architecture Department and Hansy Better

Student: Kevin Crouse
Stair Section

Architecture Department, Laura Briggs, and Enrique Martinez

Student: Anushka Pai
X-ray Axon

Architecture Department and Aaron Forrest

Student: Andrea Dragani
Projection

Architecture Department and Chelsea Limbird

Student: Shuangyi Li
Elevation Animation

Architecture Department and Jonathan Scelsa

Student: Farinaz Moslemi
Experimental & Foundation Studies Triennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry Gallery, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department
Experimental & Foundation Studies Triennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry Gallery, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department
Experimental & Foundation Studies Triennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry Gallery, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department and Kevin Hughes
Experimental & Foundation Studies Triennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry Gallery, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department and Kevin Hughes
Experimental & Foundation Studies Triennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry Gallery, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department and Kevin Hughes
Experimental & Foundation Studies Triennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry Gallery, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department and Kevin Hughes
Experimental & Foundation StudiesTriennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry Gallery, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department and Kevin Hughes
Experimental & Foundation Studies Triennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department and Kevin Hughes
Experimental & Foundation Studies Triennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department and Kevin Hughes
Experimental & Foundation Triennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry Gallery, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department and Kevin Hughes
Experimental & Foundation Triennial 2015-16 Woods Gerry Gallery, photo by Kevin Hughes

Experimental and Foundation Studies Department and Kevin Hughes
Maralie Armstrong, image from Digital Media part of EFS RISD Website 2015-2016 school year

Experimental and Foundation Studies Division and Maralie Armstrong
Theodore Weller, McDonald Wright 2016

Experimental and Foundation Studies Division and McDonald Wright
Saturday Portfolio Program Annual End of the Year Exhibition (2016)

Project Open Door and Teaching + Learning in Art + Design Department

This culminating exhibition was held at RISD Exposé, RISD's former student run gallery in downcity Providence, in the spring of 2016 to celebrate the work of 50 teens from POD's Saturday Portfolio Program. The instructors this year were Clara Lieu (Senior Portfolio) and Christine Enos (Portfolio).