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Archived Gallery Exhibit
URI Feinstein Providence Campus presents
The annual “STATE OF THE ARTS IN RHODE ISLAND” Exhibit
June 2-27 with a Gallery Night Reception on June 19 from 5pm – 9pm.
The exhibit features new works of art by URI, RIC and 
CCRI
students, faculty, staff, alumni and retired faculty. Over
the years, this exhibit has included hundreds of works of art
in all media including ceramics, sculpture, photography, painting,
drawing, printmaking, collage, assemblage, multimedia, fabric
art along with costume and scenic design. Among the works
exhibited have been projects involving whole classes of students
at each of the three state schools of higher education. This
exhibit also places the work of students along side of their mentor
teachers’ work, as well as alumni art beside their mentors
teacher’s work, often now retired but still creating new
and exciting art. It is enlightening to see the impact of
faculty on their student and sometimes the reverse. It is
an indication of the paths taken by graduating students and their
success in the field. This also highlights the vital place of
the arts in the curriculum, the contributions made by the
arts to 
successful
interdisciplinary education, the direct connections with other
fields of study and the impact of the arts on our society as a
whole. The event is also a grand reunion for many students,
faculty and alumni. It explores the new and exciting work being
done and also hidden talents of faculty and staff whose major
area is not visual art.
This year promises to be an exceptional one as we are currently hearing
from people spread across the globe. The mixed media exhibit features
the work of Scott Allinson, Nichole Dingee Allinson, Ben Anderson,
Sam Ames, Marjorie Ball, Richard P. Bennett, Mary Ellen Benoit, Kay
Blount, Harriet Brisson, Michael Bryce, Margaret Chobanian, Wendy
Crooks, Joseph P. DaSilva, Bob Dilworth, Melanie Ducharme, Lilian
R. Engel, George Garcia, John Gavis, Alice Benvie Gebhart, Lance Gorton,
Aaron Gregoire, Gary Heath, David Howard,
Ellen
Huie, Mary Kosowski, Sylvia Krausse, Nora Lewis, Michael LaPointe,
Christopher Lee Jay Lee, Deb Lusignan, Betsey MacDonald, John
McCaughe, Melissa Maguire, Karen McHugh, David Miller, Tom Morrissey,
Eileen Namaka, Kate Oggel, Daniel Osediacz, GraceOsediacz, Brian O’Malley,
Barbara Pagh, Philip Palumbo, Robert Renzi, Lisa-Marie Ricci, Gary
Richman, Ed Lyman- Rondeau, Lisa Russell, Mike Ryan, Ibriham A. Sabur,
Bryan Steinberg, Zoey Stites, Frances Stanton, Kathy Szpila,
Susanne Tierney, Anthony Tomaselli, Sally Tschantz-Dwyer, Stephen
C. Wood, Sarina Wyant, Mark Zellers, Berge Zobian
The galley is located in the 1st and 2nd floor lobby
URI Providence Campus 80 Washington St. Providence,
RI.
Hours M-TH9-9, F&S 9-4 closed Sundays and Holidays
URI Feinstein Providence Campus Gallery is located
in the 1st and 2nd floor lobby
80 Washington Street, Providence RI 02903
| Hours: | M-TH 9:00 am - 9:00 pm |
| F&S 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (closed Sunday and Holidays), |
For information call Steven Pennell at 401-277-5206