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Alumni shortlisted for global creative showcase

By October 7, 2024November 11th, 2024No Comments

Four recent Ringling College of Art and Design grads have been shortlisted for the Global Creative Graduate Showcase 2024—Yuki Li ’24,  Motion Design; Tristan Mundt ’23, Visual Studies; Ping Ho ’24, Visual Studies; and Emma Doing ’24, Photography and Imaging. The competition is open to all undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate art and design disciplines for those who graduated between September 2023 and August 2024. Last year’s competition received 5823 entries representing 117 countries from 472 higher education institutions, including Ringling College. This is the fifth annual iteration of the initiative and was organized this year in collaboration with WGSN, Coloro, and Google Arts and Culture.

Excerpt from Tristan Mundt’s Dot the Eye, an artbook and basic encyclopedia that details symbolism throughout Chinese history.


Voting is now open. 

The public can vote for one person per category. Cast your vote now on the Arts Thread website. To vote for your favorite project, scroll down to the four project categories and select one. Within each category, you can browse all of the shortlisted artists and projects or search for your favorite by name and select filter. Select the image for your favorite and inside the article you will find the vote button on the left side of the screen.     

Work from Emma Doing’s series Coalesce, inspired by Francesca Woodman’s self-portraiture, with themes of metamorphosis and identity.


Explore the Ringling alumni portfolios

  • Yuki Li in the category of digital / visual communication / film
  • Tristan Mundt in the category of digital / visual communication / film
  • Ping Ho in the category of fine art / photography / craft
  • Emma Doing in the category of fine art / photography / craft 

Still shot of Yuki Li’s thesis animation, Around, a story about childhood memories and reflecting on one’s hometown.

Arts Thread is a digital arts platform created as a launchpad for art and design students and graduates worldwide. Their annual competition consists of four categories: Fashion / Accessories / Textiles, Digital / Visual Communication / Film, Product / Architecture / Interiors, and Fine Art / Photography / Craft.