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Visiting Artists
The Italo Scanga Visiting Artist Fund was established with a donation from A&AH alumna Katherine Scanga and the Italo Scanga Foundation. Italo Scanga was an internationally renowned sculptor who taught at the University of Rhode Island.
Hasan Elahi | 2009
Sandro Del Rosario | 2009
Albert Chong | 2008
Nina Katchadourian | 2007
Holly Laws | 2007
Gregory Coates | 2006
Kurt Ralske | 2006
