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Artists:
  • Janet Prip
  • Andrew Raftery
  • Astrid
  • Allison Newsome
  • Duane Slick
  • Eugene Lee
  • Monica Shinn
  • Meredith Stern
  • Toots Zynsky
  • Ilse Buchert Nesbitt
  • Shawn Kenney
  • Ruth Dealy
  • Barnaby Evans
  • McDonald Wright
  • Jillian Barber
  • Kate Blacklock
  • Ben Anderson
  • Erminio Pinque
  • David DeMelim
  • Yizhak Elyashiv
  • Ann Fessler
  • Howard Ben Tré (1949-2020)
  • Julie Gearan
  • Salvatore Mancini
  • Dean Snyder
  • Mark Taber
  • Angel Quinonez
  • Paula Martiesian
  • Boris Bally
  • Agustin Patino
  • Jacqueline Ott
  • Nicholas Benson
  • Tayo Heuser
  • Daniel Clayman
  • Laura Travis
  • Neal Walsh
  • Scott Lapham
  • Philip Jamoulis Jameson
  • David Frazer
  • Malcolm Grear (1931-2016)
  • William Schaff
  • Jesse Burke
  • CW Roelle
  • Meg Little
  • Bob Dilworth
  • David Allyn
  • Gretchen Dow Simpson
  • Ana Flores
  • Peter Marcus
  • John Udvardy
  • Andrew Moon Bain
  • James Reynolds
  • Nicole Chesney
  • Rosanne Somerson
  • Alan Metnick
  • Mary Beth Meehan
  • Coral Bourgeois
  • Richard Whitten
  • Barbara Owen
  • Hank Gilpin
  • Mark Freedman
  • Thomas Sgouros (1927-2012)
  • Stephen Metcalf
  • Paul Housberg
  • Kenn Speiser
  • Umberto Crenca
  • Richard Goulis
  • Jonathan Bonner
  • David Barnes
  • Judyth vanAmringe
  • Dennis Congdon
  • Steven Easton
  • Esther Solondz
  • Jerold Ehrlich
  • Tony Ramos
  • Xander Marro
  • Morris Nathanson
  • Michael Glancy (1950-2016)
  • Leslie Bostrom
  • Jane Masters
  • Walter Feldman (1925-2017)
  • Peter Diepenbrock
  • Private Visions, Public Ideals – The Legacy of Howard Ben Tré
  • Elizabeth Pannell and James Watkins
  • John DeMelim (1924-2019)
  • Peter Prip
  • Wendy Wahl
  • Saberah Malik
  • Bunny Harvey
  • Lisa Perez
  • Lawrence Bush (1951-2019)
  • Irene Lawrence
  • Brian Shure
  • Nancy Friese
  • J. Deane Rosner
  • Donna Bruton (1954 – 2012)
  • Brian Chippendale
  • Denny Moers
  • Annu Palakunnathu Matthew
  • Reenie Barrow
  • Anthony Russo
  • John Dunnigan
  • Gail Whitsitt-Lynch (1949-2017)
  • Wendy Edwards
  • Stephen Brownell
  • Deborah Baronas
  • Tracy Mahaffey
  • Corey Grayhorse
  • Richard Fishman
  • Lucas Foglia
  • Nilton Cardenas
  • Allison Paschke
  • Timothy Philbrick
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Timothy Philbrick

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Erminio Pinque

Erminio Pinque

Stephen Brownell

Stephen Brownell

Lucas Foglia

Lucas Foglia

Judyth van Amringe

Judyth vanAmringe

Anthony Russo

Anthony Russo

Kenn Speiser

Kenn Speiser

Boris Bally

Boris Bally

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Jesse Burke

Jesse Burke

Wendy Wahl

Wendy Wahl

Denny Moers

Denny Moers

Angel Quinonez

Angel Quinonez

Mark Taber

Mark Taber

Brian Chippendale

Brian Chippendale

Ana Flores

Ana Flores

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Reenie Barrow

Reenie Barrow

Meredith Stern

Meredith Stern

Corey Grayhorse

Corey Grayhorse

Meg Little

Meg Little

Ilse Nesbitt

Ilse Buchert Nesbitt

Morris Nathanson

Morris Nathanson

Xander Marro

Xander Marro

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Tony Ramos

Tony Ramos

Philip Jamelouis Jameson

Philip Jamoulis Jameson

Paula Martiesian

Paula Martiesian

Dennis Congdon

Dennis Congdon

Peter Marcus

Peter Marcus

Tracy Mahaffey

Tracy Mahaffey

Tayo Heuser

Tayo Heuser

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David DeMelim

David DeMelim

Elizabeth Pannell and James Watkins

Elizabeth Pannell and James Watkins

Laura Travis

Laura Travis

Lisa Perez

Lisa Perez

Richard Goulis

Richard Goulis

James Reynolds

James Reynolds

Agustin Patino

Agustin Patino

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Neal Walsh

Neal Walsh

Hank Gilpin

Hank Gilpin

Mark Freedman

Mark Freedman

Alan Metnick

Alan Metnick

John Udvardy

John Udvardy

Esther Solondz

Esther Solondz

Stephen Metcalf

Stephen Metcalf

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Dean Snyder

Dean Snyder

Barnaby Evans

Barnaby Evans

Ruth Dealy

Ruth Dealy

Jerry Ehrlich

Jerold Ehrlich

Jillian Barber

Jillian Barber

Nancy Friese

Nancy Friese

David Frazer

David Frazer

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Deborah Baronas

Deborah Baronas

Monica Shinn

Monica Shinn

Toots Zynsky

Toots Zynsky

Walter Feldman

Walter Feldman (1925-2017)

Saberah Malik

Saberah Malik

John DeMelim

John DeMelim (1924-2019)

Allison Newsome

Allison Newsome

NetWorks Rhode Island
Lawrence Bush

Lawrence Bush (1951-2019)

CW Roelle

CW Roelle

Kate Blacklock

Kate Blacklock

Annu Palakunnathu Matthew

Annu Palakunnathu Matthew

Shawn Kenney

Shawn Kenney

Thomas Sgouros

Thomas Sgouros (1927-2012)

Umberto Crenca

Umberto Crenca

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Scott Lapham

Scott Lapham

Ann Fessler

Ann Fessler

Nichola Benson

Nicholas Benson

Ben Anderson

Ben Anderson

Gail Whitsitt-Lynch

Gail Whitsitt-Lynch (1949-2017)

Julie Gearan

Julie Gearan

Duane Slick

Duane Slick

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Mary Beth Meehan

Mary Beth Meehan

Andrew Raftery

Andrew Raftery

Bob Dilworth

Bob Dilworth

Richard Whitten

Richard Whitten

John Dunnigan

John Dunnigan

Richard Fishman

Richard Fishman

Janet Prip

Janet Prip

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Irene Lawrence

Irene Lawrence

David Barnes

David Barnes

Salvatore Mancini

Salvatore Mancini

Jacqueline Ott

Jacqueline Ott

Coral Bourgeois

Coral Bourgeois

Brian Shure

Brian Shure

Bunny Harvey

Bunny Harvey

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Gretchen Dow Simpson

Gretchen Dow Simpson

Nicole Chesney

Nicole Chesney

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Private Visions, Public Ideals – The Legacy of Howard Ben Tré

Wendy Edwards

Wendy Edwards

J. Deane Rosner

J. Deane Rosner

Michael Glancy

Michael Glancy (1950-2016)

McDonald Wright

McDonald Wright

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Astrid

Astrid

Howard Ben Tré

Howard Ben Tré (1949-2020)

Jonathan Bonner

Jonathan Bonner

Rosanne Somerson

Rosanne Somerson

Malcolm Grear (1931-2016)

Malcolm Grear (1931-2016)

Paul Housberg

Paul Housberg

Nilton Cardenas

Nilton Cardenas

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Peter Diepenbrock

Peter Diepenbrock

William Schaff

William Schaff

Andrew Moon Bain

Andrew Moon Bain

Steven Easton

Steven Easton

Allison Paschke

Allison Paschke

Donna Bruton

Donna Bruton (1954 – 2012)

Peter Prip

Peter Prip

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David Allyn

David Allyn

Daniel Clayman

Daniel Clayman

Barbara Owen

Barbara Owen

Leslie Bostrom

Leslie Bostrom

Jane Masters

Jane Masters

Yizhak Elyashiv

Yizhak Elyashiv

Eugene Lee

Eugene Lee

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Artists:

Nilton Cardenas
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Nilton Cardenas

Nilton Cardenas, of Inca heritage, grew up in Lima, Peru where he studied journalism and painting at the University of San Martin de Porres and the Institute Superior José Sabogal, respectively. At the age of twenty, Cardenas arrived in Miami and after six years followed his brother to Providence where he has established himself in
Janet Prip
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Janet Prip

Janet Prip, the daughter of Danish master metalsmith John Prip, was born in 1950 in New York. By the time her father was concluding his teaching career at the Rhode Island School of Design, she enrolled as a student, lucky enough to study with her father for four years. Prip began her career as a
Ilse Nesbitt
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Ilse Buchert Nesbitt

Ilse Buchert Nesbitt was born in Germany and spent her childhood in Japan, absorbing the influence of sumi brush painting practiced by her mother. In the 1950s she studied at the Art Academies of Hamburg and Berlin, concentrating on typography and book design. As a personal art form, the woodcut seemed a natural progression from typography; both processes involve the
Mark Taber
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Mark Taber

Mark Taber’s artistic world is one of other people’s “junk” assembled to create fantastical chariots. These assemblages of everyday objects that the Rhode Island native, born in 1943, has been making for over twenty years are often whimsical but also a trip into “a parallel reality,” as Taber says. Music informs Taber’s visions as well, sometimes
Jacqueline Ott
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Jacqueline Ott

My current work consists of geometric shapes that are built by the systematic application of repeated marks to a visual lined structure. It is derived from my previous work where the marks were hung on a linear structure to create an allover painting or drawing. I set up a defined format within which to work
Ruth Dealy
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Ruth Dealy

I am a painter who has lived and worked in Providence, Rhode Island for the past forty-one years. I received my BFA in painting from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1971 and my MFA in 1973. My paintings have been in the form of two series: one of self-portraits and the other of
Eugene Lee
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Eugene Lee

Eugene Lee is a Tony Award-winning set designer who has been resident designer at Trinity Rep since 1967. Born in 1939 in Wisconsin, he received BFA degrees from Carnegie Mellon and the Art Institute of Chicago and an MFA from Yale School of Drama. Set designs for New York theater have included Sweeney Todd, Candide,
Barnaby Evans
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Barnaby Evans

Best known as the creator and, since 1994, the artistic and executive director of WaterFire, Barnaby Evans received his BS in biology and environmental science from Brown University in 1975. He had an early career as a photographer, exhibiting his work nationally and internationally. Today WaterFire epitomizes Evans’ mission to create innovative art works that
Paula Martiesian
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Paula Martiesian

“Painting for me is neither a magical channeling of creative forces, nor a juggling act of conceptual ideas. It is, instead, a highly personal experimentation involving elements of color, space, and line balanced with emotional experience. To that end, I have been a student of painting for over forty years.” A native Rhode Islander and
Mary Beth Meehan

Mary Beth Meehan

Mary Beth Meehan is a photographer whose work explores issues of culture, community, and visibility. She undertakes long-term, in-depth projects, with support from the National Endowment for the Arts, RISCA, RICH, and others. “City of Champions,” her first public installation, in her hometown of Brockton, Massachusetts, was featured on the New York Times LENS blog,
Steven Easton
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Steven Easton

Born in New York City in 1961, Steven Easton came to Providence in 1978 to attend the Rhode Island School of Design, specifically to study in the glass department. He works from his studio in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Source: NetWorks 2009-2010 Catalogue Credits: Video: Richard Goulis Music: “2001,” performed by Kid Dakota, The West is the
Peter Marcus
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Peter Marcus

Peter Marcus’ recent focus is on “The New American Family,” the title of his recent exhibition at the Newport Art Museum. Marcus creates large-scale composite prints using a unique collagraph printmaking process. He says that his work crosses boundaries between painting, printmaking and drawing. As a professor of art at Washington University in St. Louis,
Allison Newsome

Allison Newsome

Originally inspired by the redwood forests in her native California, Allison Newsome sculpts on site, in response to the land. She writes, “I tote my clay, wax, aluminum, plaster, into the elements and then return to my studio with the memories embedded in my fingertips, like a naturalist returning from the field with specimens.” Her
William Schaff
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William Schaff

A musician and visual artist, William Schaff is a graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art, and works from his studio in Warren, Rhode Island. Source: NetWorks 2009-2010 Catalogue   Credits: Video: Richard Goulis Music: “Spooky Will” performed by William Schaff, I Love You & I Miss You Accordian Tune, “Lioness” Songs: Ohia, The Lioness ©
Reenie Barrow

Reenie Barrow

With camera in hand, Reenie Barrow is equally happy photographing flowers from her back yard as well as packing her bags and traveling from Havana to Hanoi, through the Mid-East, Europe, Mexico, Asia, Easter Island and several movie sets. She says, “The thread that binds my work is a straightforward presentation with the ultimate goal
Irene Lawrence
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Irene Lawrence

Irene Lawrence is a painter, printmaker, and maker of books as well as a musician who studies the cello and the viola da gamba. Born in California, she grew up on Long Island and came to Providence, where she lives, to attend the Rhode Island School of Design. Lawrence’s work is characterized by an integration of rhythmic strokes using monochromatic
Gail Whitsitt-Lynch
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Gail Whitsitt-Lynch (1949-2017)

Gail Whitsitt-Lynch’s art reflects her curiosity and fascination with animate structures, examining how and why they appear over and over again in nature. With her work she hopes to draw viewers into a dialogue, intending to widen the definition of artists’ community. She explores a variety of materials, both two- and three-dimensional. Wood is the
Malcolm Grear (1931-2016)
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Malcolm Grear (1931-2016)

Malcolm Grear was born in Kentucky in 1931, trained as a welder in the Navy and studied at the Art Academy of Cincinnati. He is Professor Emeritus in Graphic Design at the Rhode Island School of Design, where he taught for thirty-eight years, and is known for his “visual identity” work through his firm, Malcolm
Tony Ramos
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Tony Ramos

Originally from East Providence, Rhode Island, Tony Ramos was born in 1944, obtained a BA in art from Southern Illinois University and MA from California Institute of the Arts, Valencia. He lives and paints in France. Source: NetWorks 2009-2010 Catalogue Credits: Video: Richard Goulis Video excerpts: “Hydroscapes,” Electron Movers © 1976, Laurie McDonald, Alan Powell, Philip Palombo,
Scott Lapham
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Scott Lapham

Scott Lapham was born in Massachusetts in 1968 and came to Providence to attend the Rhode Island School of Design. His photographic series have explored neighborhoods, people and cultural trends that are often perceived to have little social worth. Within these communities, he looks to find emotional value, historic relevance and an appreciation for lives
Deborah Baronas
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Deborah Baronas

Deborah Baronas grew up on a New England farm and came of age as a designer in the textile industry. These working cultures have influenced her artistic investigations into the history of the American worker. Textiles are Baronas’ primary medium. In site-specific installations she creates interactive environments with scrims, paintings, drawings, video, music and photography.
Brian Shure

Brian Shure

Brian Shure is a painter and printmaker working with representations of people in public spaces. He received a BA from Antioch College. He worked as a professional lithographer for 15 years, has published and printed editions under the Smalltree Press imprint, and was a Master Printer and Coordinator of the China Woodblock Program at Crown
Meg Little
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Meg Little

Meg Little successfully combines function with fine art in her handtufted rugs with designs inspired by ancient petroglyphs as well as modern art. Little received her BFA from Tyler School of Art and an MAE from the Rhode Island School of Design. She taught at Plymouth College of Art and Design in England for several
Bob Dilworth
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Bob Dilworth

Bob Dilworth, born in 1951, received his BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago; he is currently professor and chair of the art department at the University of Rhode Island. He resides in Providence. Source: NetWorks 2009-2010 Catalogue Credits: Video: Richard Goulis Additional
Jillian Barber
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Jillian Barber

Jillian Barber, originally from England, grew up in Westerly, Rhode Island. She graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design where she studied ceramics with Norm Schulman and glass with Dale Chihuly. Barber has had a career in ceramic sculpture, mask making and costume design. She brings a passion for portraiture to her mythical and
Mark Freedman
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Mark Freedman

I was born in New York City and moved upstate with my family when I was five. I have always loved painting and drawing. I love the minutiae of everyday urban /postindustrial life. I like brief bios and statements, believing that the artwork is where the communication takes place. That’s my statement and i’m sticking
Dean Snyder
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Dean Snyder

Dean Snyder’s sculpture has been characterized as “uncanny ‘graphical’ organicism experienced through seamless assemblies of highly considered forming, molding, and lamination.” Drawing plays a large role in Snyder’s studio. A native of Philadelphia, Snyder received a BFA in photography and sculpture at the Kansas City Art Institute in 1974; a British Arts Council Fellowship for
Nicole Chesney
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Nicole Chesney

Nicole Chesney, born in 1971, moved to Providence seven years ago, after undergraduate studies at the California College of Art and the Massachusetts College of Art, as well as an MA from the Canberra School of Art, Australian National University. Source: NetWorks 2009-2010 Catalogue Credits: Video: Richard Goulis Music: Written and Performed by Michael Delia “Piece
Rosanne Somerson
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Rosanne Somerson

Rosanne Somerson is the president at the Rhode Island School of Design, she came to the institution as a freshman photography major but quickly discovered the joys and challenges of woodworking and furniture design. Studying with Tage Frid, she received a BFA in Industrial Design in 1976, eventually teaching in the program and helping to
Anthony Russo
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Anthony Russo

Anthony Russo graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 1971 with a BFA but was undecided about a career as an artist until he sold an illustration to a Boston weekly, The Real Paper, and never looked back. Today he is a freelance illustrator whose many clients include The New York Times, Washington Post,
Andrew Raftery
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Andrew Raftery

Andrew Raftery’s roots were in East Providence, from where his first generation Irish father came. He grew up in Washington, D.C., made his first print at the age of eleven, and attained a BFA from Boston University and an MFA from the Yale School of Art. Raftery, a professor of printmaking at the Rhode Island
Neal Walsh
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Neal Walsh

Neal Walsh, born in Rhode Island in 1969, graduated from the University of Rhode Island and received important artistic training as the studio assistant for Pawtucket-based Polish artist Wlodzimierz Ksiazek. He serves as Gallery Director for AS220. Source in: NetWorks 2009-2010 Catalogue Credits: Video: Richard Goulis Edited by: Saulius Sruogis, Richard Goulis Additional footage: Jill
Jesse Burke
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Jesse Burke

Jesse Burke is a New England native and currently lives in Rhode Island with his wife and their three girls—Clover, Poppy, and Honey. He received his MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, where he is a faculty member, and his BFA from the University of Arizona. Burke’s work deals with themes related to
Yizhak Elyashiv
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Yizhak Elyashiv

Born in Israel in 1964, Yizhak Elyashiv received a BFA from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem and an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design. He lives in Providence and teaches Foundation studies at RISD and Rhode Island College. Source: NetWorks 2009-2010 Catalogue     Credits: Video: Richard Goulis Music: Kai McMurty
Thomas Sgouros
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Thomas Sgouros (1927-2012)

Born in 1927 to Greek immigrant parents in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Thomas Sgouros is a fifty year veteran of the Rhode Island School of Design Department of Illustration, where he became department chair in 1975. Currently he paints “Remembered Landscapes” in his studio at the Fleur de Lys building, part of the Providence Art Club. Source:
Tayo Heuser
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Tayo Heuser

Tayo Heuser’s father was in the diplomatic corps; she was born in Washington, D.C. and grew up attending French schools in Europe and Africa. She came to the Rhode Island School of Design, pursued post-graduate study there and obtained her MFA from Vermont College. Originally a painter, but becoming known for sculpture, Heuser today has
Toots Zynsky
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Toots Zynsky

I began working with glass in 1970 because it is an extraordinarily versatile material and I believed that there were endless unexplored possibilities. I still believe this . I employ the vessel as my vehicle of expression because of it’s basic three dimensionality; giving me the possibility of working in 2 and 3 dimensions at
Jerry Ehrlich
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Jerold Ehrlich

Jerold Ehrlich studied sculpture at Connecticut College. He has lived in Austria, Italy, and Japan and now resides in Narragansett, Rhode Island. His material of choice is rebar, which is found around construction sites where Ehrlich has spent much time in one of his other lives. Rebar is the skeletal armature for poured concrete. Surrounded
Monica Shinn
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Monica Shinn

After completing a BS in metals and painting at the Oregon College of Arts and Crafts, Monica Shinn moved to Providence in 1996. She has worked as a writer, a painter, a carpenter, a metalsmith, a welder, and an electrician. Having a technician’s knowledge and a fine art training informs both her design work and
David Allyn
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David Allyn

Performance art was the catalyst for David Allyn’s career as a ceramic artist. His gigs as “Uncle Thirsty” led him to make ceramic cups, which he says led to a “more grounded” approach to his craft. Using photo decals and silkscreen printing on porcelain, Allyn creates one-of-a-kind handmade porcelain objects, filled with color and imagery.
Umberto Crenca
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Umberto Crenca

I make art. The art I make is a product of my experiences, for better or worse. The work often represents my cynical, and sometimes humorous, view of humankind. My motive in making art is not to make art that sells. My motives are to create works that assert my individuality and to exercise the freedom
Andrew Moon Bain
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Andrew Moon Bain

A multi-faceted artist and musician, Andrew Moon Bain was born in 1974 in Texas and grew up in the Pacific Northwest, playing classical music in the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra. Since receiving a BFA in sculpture at the Rhode Island School of Design, Bain has become an active part of the Providence arts community as
Ana Flores
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Ana Flores

Ana Flores is a sculptor and ecological designer. Her work, focusing on cultural and ecological narratives, is shown internationally and is in private, corporate and institutional collections throughout the United States and abroad. For two decades she has been promoting interdisciplinary dialogue and groundbreaking collaborations among the arts, sciences and humanities, working with communities to
Lisa Perez
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Lisa Perez

A multi-disciplinary artist, Lisa Perez makes abstract sculptural paintings, objects and works on paper that investigate attention, perception and spatial dimension. Fusing the subtle edges between mediums, her practice takes a malleable approach to form. The work invokes minimalism initially, but slowly one encounters an unfolding of playful extremes in color, shadow, form, and a
Lawrence Bush
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Lawrence Bush (1951-2019)

“Nature is my model, sometimes literally, always conceptually. With clay and glaze I imitate nature. With function and form; color and texture; history and need, I attempt a layering of forces and structures similar to that found in natural things like flowers.” Lawrence Bush is a potter, collaborator, and educator who has taught ceramics at the Rhode Island School of
David Barnes
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David Barnes

David Barnes is a Newport artist with a long trajectory of success as a painter and teacher in Rhode Island. He received a BFA from the University of New Hampshire and an MFA from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. His recent paintings have reflected his interests in the art historical past as well as the technological, fast-paced present—particularly the Internet.
David DeMelim

David DeMelim

David DeMelim pursues parallel explorations in printmaking and photography. He earned a BFA from the University of Rhode Island, studying with Bart Parker and Chris Cordes, and has been involved in advancing computer driven printing technology. With a focus on the built landscape and its human connections, DeMelim considers form, weight and proximity in his
Richard Goulis

Richard Goulis

My inspiration comes from absolutely everywhere, and I truly mean everywhere. I probably cannot find a place in the known universe, especially the unknown, in which I don’t find some inkling of interest that might someday or another translate into a piece of artwork, video, or performance. But I don’t dwell on that. Its a

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