Ringling College of Art and Design

Tiffany Gosselin in her studio, with a recent video art project. TIffany is also working on ephemeral ice sculptures. All senior fine arts students get their own, individual studio spaces that they can use 24/7, as well as two faculty who work with them on a senior thesis project and exhibition.

Sarah Valdez in her studio, with one of her recent large watercolor drawings. All senior fine arts students get their own, individual studio spaces that they can use 24/7, as well as two faculty who work with them on a senior thesis project and exhibition.

The Fine Arts Trustee Scholar (the best senior fine artist) Jenny Vu, talking with art collector Wendy Surkis and her dog. Local art collectors often come to the fine arts open studios looking for new and exciting work.

Heather Jackson in her studio, with portions of an installation about mental illness on the floor in front of her. All senior fine arts students get their own, individual studio spaces that they can use 24/7, as well as two faculty who work with them on a senior thesis project and exhibition.

Catherine Villeneuve in her studio, with cast bronze sculptures and wax pieces ready for casting on the table in front of her. The sculpture program at Ringling has a bronze and aluminum casting facility. After graduation, Catherine plans to continue her studio practice and also land a job in a bronze foundry near her hometown of Chicago.

Amanda Seckington in her studio, in front of a brand new watercolor and mixed media drawing. All senior fine arts students get their own, individual studio spaces that they can use 24/7, as well as two faculty who work with them on a senior thesis project and exhibition.

Aislinn Stone in her studio, in front of several new works all created by using a razor blade to make marks on a plate--and then printed as a monotype. Last year, Aislinn spent a semester in New York at the Studio Program as part of the Fine Arts study abroad program. Find out more abou the New York Studio program here: http://nysp.aicad.org/experience/dumbo.html

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I love this!!! So touching.

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NICE i love it :) great idea about an earth shark lol

Love your sense of humor!

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I noticed on the grandfather clock, the hands are 9-11.

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