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Book Signing

April 12, 2018 2:30-4:30 pm

Meet University of Rhode Island Alum and local author Claremary Sweeney and artist, Zach Perry at a reception for their children’s book Carnivore Conundrum. Mr. Perry is currently a Bachelor of Fine Arts student at the University of Rhode Island. Their collaboration on Ms. Sweeny’s newest children’s book, Carnivore Conundrum, is a captivating tale of Adonis, a carnivorous pitcher plant who wants to be a vegetarian.

The pair will also have a soft launch of Sweeney’s latest South County Mystery, Last Rose on the Vine, which is set at the University of Rhode Island, with cover design by Perry.

University of Rhode Island Fine Arts Center in front of the Main Art Gallery. Light refreshments will be served.

For more information visit their websites www.ZperryDesigns.com and www.AroundZuzusBarn.com

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“2018 Annual Juried Student Exhibition”

Open April 4th -27th, 2018

Reception and Awards Ceremony

April 5th, 3:45pm-5:00pm

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“2018 RISCA Fellowship Exhibition”

Rose Weaver’s

Black Women Taking Off the Masks

Inspired by Paul Lawrence Dunbar’s poem, “We Wear the Mask,” Rose Weaver’s Black Women Taking Off the Masks is a new play/work-in-progress.

This work explores her feeling that many American Black women wrestle with knowing the “real thing” kind of love, and also explores her belief that African American women wear masks when it comes to showing genuine feelings and true self, for fear of not being accepted in American society.

Stage Reading: March 22nd, 6:00-9:00pm Readings and Q and A of scenes from plays and/or scripts in development by Rose Weaver and Vatic Kuumba

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“2018 RISCA FELLOWSHIP EXHIBITION”

Reception March 2nd, 6-9pm

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Visible Cloth, Invisible Bodies

Rhode Island Textiles

and Southern Slavery in the 19th Century

January 16th-February 22nd

The Opening Reception of the Exhibition will be Saturday, February 3rd from 1-5pm at the URI Providence Campus, 1st and 2nd Floor Lobby Galleries

There will be a panel discussion on Thursday, February 8th at 6:30pm at the URI Providence Campus, 1st and 2nd Floor Lobby Gallery

For more information uri.edu/ceps/prov/arts
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“Annual Juried Student Exhibition”

Reception and Awards Ceremony, Thursday April 5th 3:45-5pm

7. Contradictions of Labor

March 2nd-25th

“2018 RISCA Fellowship Exhibition”

Reception March 2nd, 6-9pm and March 5th, 3:45-5pm

Writers Night: March 16th, 6-9pm

Stage Readings: March 22nd, 6-9pm

Readings and Q & A of scenes from plays and/or scripts in development, by Rose Weaver and Vatic Kuumba

Closing: Artist Talks, March 25th, 1-4pm

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Cosmic Waves: A media Multiverse

Anne Morgan Spalter

January 23-February 23

 

Spalter explores the concept of the “modern landscape” through subject and processes.  She draws on her own travels and digital photographic and video database to create both traditional works and new media still and moving pieces.  She is particularly interested in combining traditional strategies with computational processes possible only with a computer.

Reception, Tuesday, January 30, 3:45-5pm

 

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Transitions Considered: Richard Whitten

November 15 – December 15

This exhibition surveys three major themes in Richard Whitten’s recent paintings: invented architectural spaces, invented machines that inhabit those spaces, and painting conceived of as a game. The three themes are of personal importance and fascination as he discovers the beauty of hidden architectural spaces and passages.

Reception: Wednesday, November 15, 3:45-5 pm

URI Faculty Biennial 2017

September 6 – 29: URI Studio Faculty Biennial 2017 highlights new work by the extraordinary studio artists in the URI Department of Art and Art History.  The works are varied—ranging from digital media, painting, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, photography, video, performance, film, animation, and more.

Reception: Wednesday, September 13, 3:45-5 pm

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