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Exclusive original pieces of art—wooden snowflakes decorated by 200 children's book illustrators—will be auctioned through eBay during November and December in Robert's Snow: for Cancer's Cure.
Please visit www.robertssnow.com and help make Robert's Snow 2005 a success! |
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On Wednesday evening, September 10, 2003 the RISD/Boston Alumni Club hosted an inspiring evening with outstanding RISD entrepreneurs and business owners from the Boston area. The evening got off to a great start with President Roger Mandle giving a brief opening statement to approximately 90 attendees who came to listen to the stories of eleven alumni panelists. Each panelist discussed how he or she leverages creativity and entrepreneurial spirit to maintain successful businesses during evolving economic times. The panel was moderated by Steve Whitten of the Alumni and Career Services Office. In addition to telling their stories during the panel portion of the evening, each panelist brought samples of work to display and spent time networking with attendees. The Career Services Office also hosted an information table and was available to answer career related questions. The Panelists |
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A new installation by Anna Schuleit After 91 years of continuous operation the original state hospital building of the Massachusetts Mental Health Center is scheduled to close in November of 2003. A site-specific installation by Anna Schuleit will mark this occasion and reflect on the centers' long history, and the many people who have come through its doors on Fenwood Road in Boston. Bloom is a commission by Harvard Medical School and the Dept. of Mental Health of Massachusetts, and also includes a symposium and an open forum with the community. Free and Open to the Public. submitted by: Anna Schuleit October 30, 2003 |
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 A juried exhibition of small works, inch x inch featured the work of RISD alumni from the Greater Boston Area and Beyond. The exhibition was held November 18, 2002 through January 3, 2003 at the Arlington Center for the Arts'
Gibbs Gallery in Arlington, Massachusetts. All work on view was no larger than 12 inches in any direction (including frame). |
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Drew Katz, a recent graduate of the Industrial Design department has opened an art gallery in Boston's South End. Check out the gallery's website, www.gallerykatz.com, for more information. Currently being exhibited are two illustration graduates, Ryan Jackson and Jason Oda. On May 31st, the gallery opens a group exhibition featuring RISD grads, Mindy Home, Jarrett Krosoczka, Greg Poulin, Anna Mogilevsky, Evan Larson, Bill Tsukuda and Jennifer Lengel.  
submitted by: Drew Katz May 13, 2002 |
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On September 23, 2000 at the First Church in Jamaica Plain, Unitarian Universalist, AME presented ART@NIGHT, a multimedia public art event of student and artist performances, lighting installation inside and outside, and video projections inside. read more about it» 
submitted by: John Ruggieri January 13, 2001 (updated February 6, 2002) |
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Wendy Gonick (GD 88), owner/partner of tabula rasa graphic design, is profiled on portfolios.com, an online resource for businesses in search of creative talent. Her thoughts on graphic design can be found in the Exhibitor Profiles section at www.portfolios.com/close-ups/wendy.gonick/. Work can also be viewed at www.portfolios.com/tabularasa. submitted by: Wendy Gonick July 3, 2000 |
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This project comes off its debut year with smashing success. Last year's event, with art by notables such as Eric Carle, Ian Falconer, Trina
Schart Hyman and Chris Van Allsburg, raised over $100,000 for cancer research at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute.