The Department of Visual Art is looking to our student body to nominate two VA Concentrators to join Caitlin Takeda '20 as DUGs for the 2019-2020 academic year.

Want to make the BDW a more intuitive and accessible maker space? We're looking for feedback to help us improve the layout, machinery, and overall experience of the space.

The Department of Visual Art is looking to our student body to nominate two VA Concentrators to join Caitlin Takeda '20 as DUGs for the 2019-2020 academic year.

Studio Monitors Hours will be closed during Spring Break from Thurs. March 21 - Sun. March 31. Studio Monitor hours will resume on Mon. April 1.

Equipment Checkout will be closed during Spring Break from Mon. March 25 -Fri. March 29. Equipment Checkout hours will resume on Mon. April 1 at 1pm. If you need to borrow equipment over Spring Break.

Open ended narratives; mix media exploration and a special attention to the display of the physical object drive the new work of the Providence based painter and Department of Visual Art Professor Leslie Bostrom.

Junior VA Concentrators are invited to have lunch with the department Chair, Leslie Bostrom, as well as other VA faculty and staff to discuss applying for honors, what to expect from your senior year, and how to apply for the “Rising Senior” summer exhibition.

During the Long Winter Weekend from Sat. Feb 16 through Tues. Feb 19 there will be no Studio Monitor Hours and no Equipment Checkout hours in the List Art Building. Hours will resume on Wed. Feb 20.

If you had artwork accepted into the 39th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition, please bring your work by the Granoff Center between 12pm-5pm. Artwork must be ready to install.

Please join the Department of Visual Art for a casual afternoon including lunch, card-making, flower-giving, and music-listening. Stop by and make a card and help us spread the love. Open to all.

Richard Fishman will be exhibiting new sculpture and hybrid drawings at Galerie Jean Brolly in Paris. This work, along with two earlier pieces, continues his preoccupation with life threatening, catastrophic events, both natural and man-made.

The submission process for the 39th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition is now open until Friday, February 1.

The submission process for the 39th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition is now open until January 27, 2019.

The Department of Visual Art office will be closed from Mon. Dec 24 through Tues. Jan 1 for staff winter break. The office will reopen on Wed. Jan 2.

Please donate your surplus and unused art supplies in the designated bins in the List Art studios, or drop them off in the main office (room 222).

Monumental Drawing is an immersive studio art course exploring expansive, experimental approaches to drawing.

The Department of Visual Art is looking for applications from qualified students to work in the labs/studios for the Spring 2019 semester.

Equipment Checkout will be closed from Monday, November 19 through Friday, November 23. It will reopen on Monday, November 26 at 1pm.

The submission process for the 39th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition opens on Monday, November 12.

Freeman’s talk will focus on her 2018 New York solo exhibition “Unsung”, portraits of little known Americans who bring to light current socio-political issues.

This year our department will be continuing the work of DIAP (Diversity and Inclusion Action Plan).

Jonathan Allmaier lives in New York, where his work is represented by James Fuentes. His work has been discussed in The New Yorker, San Francisco Arts Quarterly, Hyperallergic, TimeOut New York, New American Paintings, The Brooklyn Rail, New York Magazine, and other publications

Teju Cole is the photography critic of the New York Times Magazine and the Gore Vidal Professor of the Practice of Creative Writing at Harvard. He was born in the US in 1975 to Nigerian parents, and raised in Nigeria.

Open lab hours will close on Monday, October 8 in observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day. Lab hours will resume on Tuesday, October 9.