Senior VA Concentrators, please join VA faculty, staff, and Department Chair Ed Osborn for lunch! This is just a check-in to see how everyone is doing at the start of the new semester and to talk about your upcoming Senior Thesis Capstone Exhibition and other graduation requirements. Check your email for the invite and please RSVP!
From the Museum of Modern Art: In this tutorial, learn how to make collage like artists Romare Bearden, Hannah Höch, and others. Artist Helina Metaferia demonstrates various techniques, including how to source imagery, cutting, composition, pasting, and finishing.
We are pleased to announce that Becci Davis has accepted the position of Lecturer in Visual Art, effective July 1st, 2022. They will join the full-time Faculty in the Department of Visual Art. Becci will be responsible for overseeing the Foundations Program, as well as teaching VISA0100 and other courses.
The summer is the perfect time to explore the rich cultural offerings of Providence and the wider region – from the RISD Museum to DIY spaces, MIT’s Poetic Justice Project and the many festivals in Massachusetts.
Studio Clean-out: All personal items and projects need to be removed by these deadlines. Students may not store items in classrooms or studio past this deadline or over the summer. *Honors students have until May 26th to clean out their studios.
Rising Seniors Show: As rising senior VA concentrators, you'll have the chance to show your work alongside other soon-to-be-seniors. The exhibition runs from June 1 - September 15.
The deadline to apply to be considered for the 2022-2023 Honors program in Visual Art is Tuesday, April 26th. The Department of Visual Art welcomes Junior Visual Art Concentrators to apply to the Honors Program for the 2022-2023 academic year.
The Studio Safety Coordinator oversees the student use of the sculpture studio, which includes: metal shop, wood shop, CNC router, and student work stations. Ensure adherence to University safety protocols and help to maintain a clean, well-organized shop environment with fully functioning equipment.
BAI (Brown Arts Institute) is excited to begin bringing artists to campus in the coming years — and they would love to introduce them to you! When artists visit, they typically arrange lunches, tours, and other small group activities to welcome them to campus and connect them with students in the Brown community.