Join us to celebrate the public presentation of the UPP Arts Archive to the Rhode Island Collection at PPL. Formerly known as Urban Pond Procession, UPP Arts uses public art, history, and science to give community members a voice in the environmental issues that impact their well being. Focused on Mashapaug Pond and its surrounding […]
This Brain Café includes a presentation by Vanna Phrommavanh, a school-based clinician at the Providence Center. Vanna grew up in war-torn Laos, escaping to a Thai refugee camp before coming to America. Drawing on these experiences, she now helps trauma-impacted youth in Providence’s most challenged schools. In addition to Vanna’s presentation, Everett artists will perform […]
Join Cathy Little Bert and Ray Rickman for an Illustrated Talk and Pop-up Exhibit organized by Stages of Freedom. This special program will focus on the intersection of two Black Rhode Island artists: Warwick native, Nancy Elizabeth Prophet, sculptress and RISD's first graduate of color, and Providence's landscape artist, Edward Mitchell Bannister, the first artist […]
A new way to experience a historic house museum! Back to the Work: Encounters with Historical & Contemporary Voices offers a multi-sensory experience – self-guided tour meets theater installation. Enter an immersive experience featuring props, lights, and voices (both historical and contemporary) sharing the stories of the people who built the house and continue to […]
A new way to experience a historic house museum! Back to the Work: Encounters with Historical & Contemporary Voices offers a multi-sensory experience – self-guided tour meets theater installation. Enter an immersive experience featuring props, lights, and voices (both historical and contemporary) sharing the stories of the people who built the house and continue to […]