Saturday, May 5, 2012 at 07:52PM Check out the tumblr site that Artist-in-Residence Dalynn Richards, RISD MA'12 developed for her Visual Narrative & Storytelling course at Central Falls High School.
Thursday, April 19, 2012 at 01:53PM The five Project Open Door (POD) seniors working with us this year have each secured at least two college/university places. The quite extraordinary news is that all four who applied to RISD were accepted! POD understands that we cannot take all the credit for our teens' success, but we do know that we have been a contributing partner with their schools and art teachers. However, Christina Miles POD's College Adviser does need to be singled out for supporting the teens through the application process - thanks Christina.
Sunday, April 15, 2012 at 10:19PM POD artist-in-residence Christine Enos took advantage of wonderful weather this Saturday morning and had her Portfolio class make drawings of Providence's cityscape.
Sunday, March 11, 2012 at 03:41PM In response to considerable demand from teens attending high schools in Rhode Island's urban core cites, POD opened a second section of its Portfolio 1 class on Saturday. The class, taught by RISD adjunct faculty member Christine Enos, has an enrollment of twenty teens from a variety of high schools including: the MET, Hope High School and Classical High School (Providence), Shea High School and Tolman High School (Pawtucket), and Central Falls High School.
Students in the new Portolio 1 class get serious about drawing from observation
Friday, March 9, 2012 at 11:19AM POD at Central Falls continues on with it's wonderful work in their Visual Narrative and Storytelling Class. POD instructor, Daylynn Richards, captured a quote and pictures from her students as they began developing their alter egos.
"today we drew a alter ego of our selfs, i drew a boston bruin alter ego. its features include, shooting pucks out its hockey stick arms, and also he skates really fast to save people. this class went well and i enjoyed it." - Sterling