EVENTS

Ruchika Nambiar is an interdisciplinary designer whose works bridge the gap between the 2D and 3D planes. She arrived at the University of New Haven to speak to the students of the Art and Design program. There she spoke about her journey within her field and how it shaped her not just as a designer but as a person. Finally, she showcased a limited-edition memoir named Notes to Self which closed the gap between 2D and 3D design.

Vanishing Point is an exhibition that brings together works made by Joseph Smolinski, Professor of Practice and Coordinator of the Art and Creative Technology program, over the past 10 years. Many of the pieces were fabricated at the Schuab Makerspace, where Smolinski teaches Sculpture and Digital Fabrication.

Hosted in the Schaub Makerspace, Practitioner in Residence Katharen Wiese held a relief printing workshop open to all UNH students. The workshop also included a live interview with Oaxacan print collective Subterrneos, who presented their original work.

The culmination of four years of work for our design seniors.