Studios
Sculpture Studio
The sculpture studio is located in the basement of the List Art Center. The studio is available to students enrolled in sculpture courses, or by permission from an instructor.
The studio includes areas for woodworking, metalworking and plaster casting, and a tool room, common work area, critique/gallery space, and presentation room. There are also several individual studios for honors students and for independent studies.
The woodworking area includes basic woodworking machine tools, including a tablesaw, bandsaw, jewelers saw, sliding compound miter saw, router table, drill press, sander, jointer, and planer. The metal working area includes TIG, MIG, and spot welders, plasma cutters, sheet metal break, sheer, and roller, tube/pipe bender, drill press, bandsaw, machinesaw, grinders, anvils, and a kiln. The tool room includes a wide range of power and hand tools, which can be checked out during monitored hours.
The Tockwotton Studio
Established in 2003 by Professor of Visual Art, Richard Fishman, to house The Elm Tree Project (elmtreeproject.net) the Tockwotton Studio has become a place for faculty and students to develop creative work, new courses and projects on a scale not previously available.
Situated in a large, renovated warehouse, a short distance from the main campus, the Tockwotton Studio offers a wood shop, versatile installation spaces, as well as student and faculty studios. Tockwotton is a unique creative community, made up of both faculty and students, working together to develop and refine their own creative visions. It has been, and continues to be, a place conducive to interdisciplinary collaboration both within the Brown community, and within the Brown/ RISD community as a whole.