Category: Fine Arts
At first glance, art and science seem like contrasting fields, capable of attracting vastly different types of enthusiasts and professionals. In reality, however, there is considerable overlap, with scientific theory often informing artistic creations — and vice versa. Nowhere is
Sometimes, less is more, even in art. By eliminating the details and offering the viewer an abstract subject to consider, minimalist art provides plenty of room for interpretation — giving artists the ability to start a conversation and expand the role
Whether you’re considering art as a professional calling or have recently graduated from art school, a key challenge that many artists face is navigating the complexities of marketing artwork (and themselves) while making a sustainable living as an artist. Therefore, even the
Looking to expand your horizons while experimenting with different forms of art in the process? If so, mixed media artwork may be worth exploring. Not only does mixed media art allow you to draw on a wide range of artistic techniques
As an artist, you may feel that you create some of your best work when you’re alone. After all, creativity can be both deeply personal and emotional. And though there’s certainly nothing wrong with working well in solitude, the field
Fine Arts student, Charla Ann, will be the first to tell you she isn’t much of a photographer, so why is her show “Mnemosyne” full of dozens of photographs from her life? “Mnemosyne” was on display in RMCAD’s Rude Gallery
Fine arts have the power to inspire, educate and entertain. Artists have long sought to push boundaries, leveraging cutting-edge concepts and techniques to force viewers to take notice. Artist Ben Shahn says it best: “Art is always visionary. Art always
Wren Holzinger graduated from RMCAD in December of 2023 with a Fine Arts degree. While at RMCAD, Holzinger dove headfirst into her learning which brought her to ceramics. Eventually, she co-founded Clay Club, a pottery-oriented extracurricular. Her education has taught
When it comes to mastering your craft, no matter the industry, receiving helpful feedback and constructive criticism is crucial to one’s growth and professional development. This is especially true for artists who are constantly learning from peers, mentors, and instructors
Three-hundred and twenty-one graduates threw their decorated caps into the air at RMCAD’s 2024 commencement ceremony, bidding farewell to their alma mater. The ceremony served as a bittersweet conclusion to hundreds of unique stories that began at RMCAD. One such
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