Since 2022, Fabric has invited artists for a year-long residency that includes several moments of encounter, research, and production, resulting in a new commission presented in Fabric’s following edition. In 2024/2025 the Artist in Residency program includes: Chicago-based musician and researcher Daniel Wyche; Project Calafonas—Music from the Azorean and Portuguese Diaspora 1970’s-1980’s, led by Azoreans Henrique Ferreira and Diogo Lim; […]

OUR NEXT GALLERY NIGHT IS OCTOBER 17! Get excited for October 17 - there will be art openings and receptions across the city of Providence - at 19 different galleries and art spaces! This month, Gallery Night and The Avenue Concept (TAC) bring to you the first event of a three-part series titled “Gallery Night […]

Americans’ relationship with animals transformed during the Gilded Age (1870-1914). With a focus on Newport history, the exhibition explores how this exciting, tumultuous period shaped the role of animals in our modern world. In the late 19th century, Americans moved in large numbers from farms to cities, losing touch with a rural way of life […]

Americans’ relationship with animals transformed during the Gilded Age (1870-1914). With a focus on Newport history, the exhibition explores how this exciting, tumultuous period shaped the role of animals in our modern world. STAR! In the late 19th century, Americans moved in large numbers from farms to cities, losing touch with a rural way of […]

Alchemy is the ancient pursuit of turning lead into gold. It moves us towards progress or a higher state. Art, similarly, uses creativity to transfix, transport, and transform anew.The artworks in this diverse collection offer sociopolitical, cultural, and environmental interpretations of transformation. They emphasize metamorphosis to empower us as we navigate challenges together.Through this lens, […]

Americans’ relationship with animals transformed during the Gilded Age (1870-1914). With a focus on Newport history, the exhibition explores how this exciting, tumultuous period shaped the role of animals in our modern world. In the late 19th century, Americans moved in large numbers from farms to cities, losing touch with a rural way of life […]

RISD Craft features handmade fine art and design work by over 130 artists. The work on view speaks to the quality, attention to detail, and mastery of craftsmanship students and alumni hone at RISD and bring to their own practices in a wide variety of media. RISD Craft: Spring showcases RISD Alumni during Commencement + Reunion Weekend, while RISD Craft: […]