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Archived Gallery Exhibit and Events
URI Feinstein Providence Campus presents THE STATE OF THE ARTS IN RHODE ISLANDA URI, RIC, CCRI, Faculty, Student, Alumni and Retired Faculty ExhibitExhibit
runs June 1-June 25, 2010 |
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A Mixed Media exhibit illustrating the outstanding fine arts training at all three state schools and the success of the faculty and alumni in the professional marketplace. The exhibit features work by more than 100 artists including Nichole Dingee Allinson, Scott Allinson, Nadine Almada, Astrid, Marjorie Ball, Joe Belanger Mary Benton, Richard P. Bennett, Elizabeth Berroa, Tyna Braxton, Marlene Britto, Michael Bryce, Charlotte Burgess, Brian Caruolo, Antonio Carniero, Felicia Cinquigrana, Margaret Chobanian, Eileen Collins, Jill Ann Cook, Wendy Crooks, Joseph P. DaSilva, David DeMelim, John DeMelim, Elaine Devonis, Tamara Diaz, Jane Dillon, Bob Dilworth, Leslie Dolan, Melanie Ducharme, Carrie Edens, Lilian R. Engel, Susan Fossati, George Garcia, Alice Benvie Gebhart, Nick Gebhart, Aaron Gregoire, Jake Hagnauer, Amie Hannon, Sean Harrington, Kira Hawkridge, David Howard, Graham Heffernan, Sherrill Hunnibell, Ron Hutt, Jade, Sean Johnson, Barrett Kern, Kathy King, Valerie Kitchin, Sylvia Krausse, Mary Kudlak, Elle Laferriere, Myrna Lamb, Michael Lapointe, Janice Lee, Michelle Leavitt, Nora Lewis, Suzanne Lewis, Ana Marinelli, Don Martone, Karen McHugh, Annie Messier, Joanna Miller, Ian Mohon, Tom Morrissey, Kaitlin Mullin, Chris Murphy, Eileen Namaka, Erika Namaka, Brian O’Malley, Titi Lola Oyegunle-Martins, Barbara Pagh, Philip Palombo, Elena Caldaron Patino, Gerry Perrino, Frank Piccirilli, Lisa Procter, Robert Renzi, Hannah Resseger, Lisa-Marie Ricci, Gary Richman, Ed Lyman-Rondeau, Joe Rossi, Lisa Russell, Brett Rutherford, Kim Salerno, Marilyn Salvatore, Susan Sancomb, Dianne (Dee) Schuman, Bejan Shadravan, David Shapiro-Zysk, Heather Sylvestri, Frances Stanton, Jacqueline Sylvia, Susanne Tierney, Anthony Tomaselli, Carol Traxler, James Wendall, Vincent Wolf, Stephen C. Wood, Sarina Wyant, Nancy Wyllie, Elizabeth Zimmerman, Berge Zobian.
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URI Feinstein Providence
Campus Gallery - 1st and 2nd floor lobby Hours: M-TH 9-9, F9-5 closed Saturday and Sunday For information call Steven Pennell 401-277-5206 |
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