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Current Gallery Exhibit
Beneath the BayExploring the history and future of Narragansett
Bay with Gallery Receptions & Entertainment The exhibit includes the work of Del-Bouree Bach, Harley Bartlett, Richard Benjamin, Joan Bogosian, John Cucco, David Everett, Mark Freedman, Lisa Goddard, Richard Harrington, Bruce G. Hooke, Christopher Long, Meg Kerr, Salvator Mancini, Tom Martino, Peter Nievert, Barbara Pagh, Arthur Richter, Lila Samson, Anthony Tomaselli, Denyse Wilhelm. There will also be Archival Photographs and
Artifacts from Save the Bay, URI
Graduate School of Oceanography, URI
Narragansett Bay Coastal Institute, URI
CELS Fisheries Program, Ft Adams
Trust, Newport Naval War College
Museum, RI Commercial Fisheries
Center, RI Commercial Fishermen’s
Association, RI Commercial Fishermen’s
Alliance, RI Shellfishermen’s
Association, Roger Williams
University Shellfish Restoration Program, Providence
Working Waterfront Alliance, Promet
Marine, Sprague Energy, Herreshoff
Museum, Duffies Tavern, Quonsett
Development Corporation, RI
Department of Environmental Management, City
of Providence Archive. |
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The Gallery Night Reception on July 17th will include music by Fishing with Finnegan and a book signing with Richard Benjamin.
The exhibit explores Narragansett Bay as a source of transportation, food, work, and recreation from prehistory to the future some of the contemporary environmental concerns facing the Bay.
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