Pied Type: Letterpress Printing in Providence, 1762–Today Guest Curated by Lois Harada The exhibition will be on view in the Joan T. Boghossian Gallery at the Providence Public Library, third floor, during regular library hours from October 2, 2024, through January 11, 2025. Please join us for the opening reception on Wednesday, October 2; details here! Pied Type: […]
Rudolph Fisher contributed his literary genius to the Harlem Renaissance, an arts and letters movement of young gifted artists who connected their creativity to Afrocentric ideas and ideals. Fisher grew up in Providence, attended Classical High School, Brown University, and Howard University, where he became a doctor. In his free time, he wrote fiction, published […]
In this session, participants will experiment with some guided expressive arts writing exercises, including one that will use the rich Wanderground archive materials. Explore the archive and learn some new ways of opening up the mind to write in unexpected directions. This event is for Lesbians: Sink into some guided writing-from-art exercises to find perhaps a […]
The American Association for State and Local History is hosting a virtual summit this month about the environment and museums and historic sites. Join the summit to learn how to make your museum more sustainable, how to interpret and educate about the environment, how to prepare your organization for a disaster, how to communicate about […]