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URI Feinstein Providence Campus Presents
THE STATE OF THE ARTS IN RHODE ISLAND: A URI, RIC, CCRI, Faculty, Student, Alumni and Retired Faculty Exhibit
June 1-June 30, 2011, Gallery Night Reception June 16 5-9pm
with
music by Mary Ellen Casey
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 80 artists including: Scott Allinson, Jennifer S. Albanese, Nadine Almada, Astrid, Marjorie Ball, Joe Belanger, Mary Benton, Mary Ellen Benoit, Lyubov Boguk, Tyna Braxton, Marlene Britto, Mike Bryce, , Tallibah Cabral, Jennifer Cahoon, Antonio Carniero, Mark Chearino, Jill Cook, Angela Costello, Wendy Crooks, Tamara Diaz, David DeMelim, John DeMelim, Joseph DeSilva, Elaine Devonis, Jane Dillon, Nichole Donje, Melanie Ducharme, Lilian R. Engel, Susan Fossati, Nick Gebhart, Alice Gebhart, George Garcia, Annathena Grigelevich, Sean Harrington, Jake Hegnauer, Graham Heffernan, David T. Howard, Ron Hutt, Allison Esposito Hunt, Kristin Kaczmarek, Sylvia C. Krausse, Mary Kudlak, Michael G. Lapointe, Suzanne Lewis, Michele C. Leavitt, David Lima, Betsey MacDonald, Titlola O. Martin, Ian Mahon, Ana Marinelli, Don Martone, Tom Morrissey, Richard Muto, Eileen Namaka, Ericka Namaka, Kiera Place, Jody Powers, Robert Renzi, Hannah Resseger, Lisa Marie Ricci, Gary Richman, David Robinson, Edward Lymon Rondeau, Lisa Gabrielle Russell, Mary Salerno, Kate Salvi, Julie Sardelli, David Shapiro-Zysk, Dianne Schuman Bijan Shadravan, Jade Sisti, Francis Stanton, Jacqueline Sylvia, Daniel Tacey, Susanne Tierney, Anthony Tomaselli, Stephen Wood, Sarina Wyant, Marcia Zammarelli, Berge Zobian.
URI Feinstein Providence Campus Gallery Hours: M-TH 9-9, F9-5 closed Saturday and Sunday For information call Steven Pennell at 401-277-5206 |
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