URI Providence Campus Arts and Culture Program presents VISIONING An Exhibit Celebrating Women’s History Month March 1-31 Gallery Night 17th 5-9pm featuring music by Lilly Cataldi-Simmers and her ensemble.
The exhibit features the work by about forty area artists, in all styles and media, all ages and all ethnicities. And the artists are also women. ‘Women artists’ have long accomplished astounding work reflecting their cultural roots, thoughts, feelings, ideas and inspirations – from the scientific and technology to the magical and mysterious, from the realistic to the abstract. This exhibit shares the vision of an amazing gathering of talented, expressive artists. It includes accomplished professionals as well as up and coming community-based artists. Among the featured artists are: Mary Jane Andreozzi, Janet Austin, Marjorie Ball, Jillian Barber, Roxanne Blackmore, Mary Jo Campbell, Melanie Ducharme, Tamara Diaz, Lillian Engel, Joanne Ficorelli, Ana Flores, Libby Gilpatric, Nancy Goucher-Thomas, Amy Goldberg, Kathy Hodge, Haley Johnson, Annie Kennedy, Michelle Lee, Marge Lusignan, Betsey MacDonald, Paula Martesian, Madolin Maxey, Pamela Messore, Sarina Mitchel, Amie Noakes, Allison Newsome, Monique Rolle Johnson, Barbara Rosenbaum, Basma Samira, Carol Scavotto, Andrea Sawyer, Rebecca Seimering, Kristin Street, Jacqueline Sylvia, Clare Vadeboncoeur, Judy Volkman, Gayle White, Cindy Wilson, and Joy Williams.
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2022/03/01 - 2022/03/31
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URI Providence Campus Arts and Culture Program presents
VISIONING An Exhibit Celebrating Women’s History Month March 1-31
Gallery Night 17th 5-9pm featuring music by Lilly Cataldi-Simmers and her ensemble.
The exhibit features the work by about forty area artists, in all styles and media, all ages and all ethnicities. And the artists are also women. ‘Women artists’ have long accomplished astounding work reflecting their cultural roots, thoughts, feelings, ideas and inspirations – from the scientific and technology to the magical and mysterious, from the realistic to the abstract. This exhibit shares the vision of an amazing gathering of talented, expressive artists. It includes accomplished professionals as well as up and coming community-based artists. Among the featured artists are: Mary Jane Andreozzi, Janet Austin, Marjorie Ball, Jillian Barber, Roxanne Blackmore, Mary Jo Campbell, Melanie Ducharme, Tamara Diaz, Lillian Engel, Joanne Ficorelli, Ana Flores, Libby Gilpatric, Nancy Goucher-Thomas, Amy Goldberg, Kathy Hodge, Haley Johnson, Annie Kennedy, Michelle Lee, Marge Lusignan, Betsey MacDonald, Paula Martesian, Madolin Maxey, Pamela Messore, Sarina Mitchel, Amie Noakes, Allison Newsome, Monique Rolle Johnson, Barbara Rosenbaum, Basma Samira, Carol Scavotto, Andrea Sawyer, Rebecca Seimering, Kristin Street, Jacqueline Sylvia, Clare Vadeboncoeur, Judy Volkman, Gayle White, Cindy Wilson, and Joy Williams.
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University of Rhode Island, Providence, RI