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Gabrielle Lopez

Objets d’art

05/26/2015

RIC studio art major Gabrielle Lopez

Amber Lopez

Meet Our Students: Amber Lopez

06/06/2014

RIC junior Amber Lopez used to describe herself as an “extremely shy girl from Providence,” but since studying abroad, she “can find enough common ground” to communicate with anyone.

Emily Sorlien

MEET OUR GRADUATES: Emily Sorlien

05/21/2014 51�� Impact

Up-and-coming artist Emily Sorlien ’14 of Wakefield has had a flurry of interest in her art both by the RIC campus community and the New England arts community.

Whitten's studio

RIC Professor Unveils New Artwork

04/02/2013 51�� Impact

Richard Whitten is neither your typical artist nor your typical art collector. He “lives” in the worlds he paints. (Photo courtesy of David Demelim)

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"Spectacle of Death" – RIC Student Takes First Prize at Newport Museum

03/04/2013

“Deposition,” by RIC art student Emily Sorlien