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Warren’s creative community is a diverse collection of well-established
artists who have made this historic waterfront town their home. Working
from one of many refurbished mills, commercial properties and their
homes, Warren artists thrive in the casual, yet industrious, town atmosphere that has easy access to Providence and Boston, the East Bay Bike
Path, and is one of nine “Tax-Free Arts Districts” in Rhode Island. Known
locally as the smallest town in the smallest county in the smallest state in
the U.S., Warren’s tree-lined village streets are an easy stroll to explore
galleries, restaurants, theatre, independently owned shops and one of the
last working waterfronts in New England.
Warren
The oldest 4th of July celebration in America is likely the first thing that
most folks identify with historic Bristol. Today’s Bristol is more than that,
with a vibrant cultural base to support the arts with its many galleries and
studios. Roger Williams University and its Performing Arts Center is host
to many exciting events. Bristol's charm is rooted in its historic architecture, great shops and restaurants, its walkable waterfront, and museums
such as Linden Place, Herreshoff Marine, and Blithewold, all public venues
for education and recreation. Visitors may be accommodated by a
waterfront hotel or some quaint B&B’s.
Bristol
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Stephan Brigidi, photographer and painter, received his MFA from RISD,
studying with Harry Callahan and Aaron Siskind. He is a Fulbright-Hays
fellow, a MacDowell Colony fellow, and a recipient of fellowships from the
NEA and RISCA. In 1991, Brigidi collaborated with poet Robert Bly on
Angels of Pompeii, published by Ballantine. Remarkable People is Brigidi’s
second book, published in 1995 by Sunningdale. Brigidi has taught at the
University of Hawaii, University of Connecticut, Providence College, and
RISD. He is currently teaching Aesthetics at Roger Williams University. His
work has been acquired by more than thirty museums.
stephanbrigidi.com, 401.253.2351
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Tom Culora holds a BFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York. His
most recent work explores the reconciliation between post-modernism
and the historical line of art that existed in the late 19th to the mid-20th
century. He accomplishes this work through examining psychology of
posting personal video streams on the web with the reciprocal psychology
of viewing these images. He then appropriates images through a highly
selective process that results in large two-dimensional works painted on
framed hardboard using traditional oils. The frames are often an integral
element of the work. His most recent exhibition was a collaborative show
at The Royal Institution in London, titled AUTOCATALYSIS. 619.995.2050,
autocatalysis.org, tomculora.com, [email protected]
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The sounds of nature almost come alive when viewing Pat Warwick’s
art. With delicate precision and fine craftsmanship, Warwick creates
every ceramic piece by hand – one-of-a-kind wall hangings, mirrors,
coffee tables, or backsplashes for kitchens and bathrooms. Each
installation is custom designed to suit the unique space and color
requirements of her client. A graduate of the RISD, Warwick has spent
thirty years finding inspiration from the natural world near her home by the
sea and from her travels. Her commissioned work is part of private and
corporate collections around the globe, as well as galleries and fine craft
exhibitions in the United States. patwarwick.com,
[email protected]
March 29 • April 26 • May 31 • June 28 • July 26 •August 30
September 27 • October 25 • November 29
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Ed McAloon is a stained glass artist and sculptor whose interest in
stained glass began while working in the architectural salvage industry,
which lead to studies at RISD with local glass artists. His inspiration
comes from his seaside surroundings as well as vintage graphic design,
such as record cover art and abstract concepts. He utilizes traditional
kiln-fired glass staining techniques in much of his work. Numerous
commissioned pieces have been completed for clients to their individual
specifications. McAloon also creates kiln-formed pieces that are
assembled into sculptural works in conjunction with wood and various
metals. Other works have utilized steam-bent wood, as well as cold-bent
and welded steel. [email protected], 401.595.8405,
mcadesignstudio.net,
Syndhi Daniels
Syndhi Daniels’ current work, “Portraits of Nature,” portrays the
character and emotional qualities a particular scene personifies. “When
I’m held captive by a painting, when it’s done with me,” she says, “I am
sometimes surprised by the direction taken and the mercurial aspects of
the final image.” Heraclitus said, “You can’t step into the same river twice.”
Daniels adds, “nor can you look upon the same scene twice – subtle
changes occur with the movements of the sun, wind, shadow, and with
the observer’s varying tuning/reception.” Ultimately, her paintings show a
universe parallel to the obvious, a metaphysical moment where one enters
into the unfamiliar to receive the teaching Nature offers. cadaniels.com,
[email protected], 401.254.0161
Ellen Blomgren
NOVEMBER 29 STUDIO #129, 30 CUTLER STREET, WARREN
Adam Tracy
Ellen Blomgren is a professional ceramic sculptor, specializing in animal
creations for the garden. She owns Mudstone Studios in Warren, offering
classes to people of all ages and abilities as well as a workspace for artists
working in ceramic and glass. An artist educator, Blomgren travels
throughout RI, integrating education into the creation of ceramic murals.
Public installations include Rhode Island Hospital, Woodlawn Community
Center, and more than a dozen schools. Recent exhibitions include DeBlois
Gallery in Newport and Imago Gallery in Warren. Blomgren has been on
the RI State Council on the Arts’ roster of artist educators since 2002, the
Vision Strength Access roster since 2005, and is the ceramics instructor
for RISD’s CE youth program. mudstonestudios.com, 401.297.9412,
ellenblomgren.com/blog, [email protected]
JUNE 28 500 MAIN STREET, WARREN
Adam Tracy holds a degree in Art Education and a studio concentration in
painting from Rhode Island College. Though he concentrated on painting in
college, with a preference for acrylics, he enjoys working with most
mediums. Recently he returned to printmaking, a process he first worked
with in high school. While at Mt. Hope and in college, Adam designed and
printed shirts for his clothing line, Dubs Deep. He still prints wearable art,
but has swapped the t-shirt for heavy weight paper that hangs on the wall.
The subject of his art changes based on current interests, with pieces
centered on favorite musicians, beautiful women, shoes, and song lyrics.
etsy.com/shop/adamtracy, [email protected], 401.829.1847
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Simone Renee Spruce-Torres
JULY 26 ROGER WILLIAMS ART GALLERY - RWU, 1 OLD FERRY ROAD, BRISTOL
Simone Renee Spruce-Torres is a contemporary representational artist
who creates a rich variety of multicultural portraits and figures placed in
distinctive interiors and exteriors, creating a sense of time and place to
engage her audience. Her mediums of choice are acrylic paint and graphite
pencil. Spruce-Torres has exhibited in galleries, as well as museums,
colleges and universities, art centers, libraries, and churches. She has been
told that when people experience her work, they feel a powerful sense of
awareness, encouragement, and enlightenment. Spruce-Torres received her
B.A in Art from the University of Findlay in Findlay, Ohio, and is the
recipient of numerous awards and honors. [email protected]
Ed McAloon
OCTOBER 25 STUDIO #220, 30 CUTLER STREET, WARREN
JUNE 28 SOHUM STUDIO, 412 THAMES STREET, BRISTOL
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Pat Warwick
OCTOBER 25 STUDIO #213, 30 CUTLER STREET, WARREN
may 31 164 water street, warren
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Tom Culora
SEPTEMBER 27 2ND FLOOR, ENTRANCE “C”, PARKER MILLS, ELM STREET, WARREN
William Schaff
Warren artist William Schaff is a mess. Much of his art deals with debt and
loss, as well as the consequences of, and responses to, human violence.
Stories from the Old Testament and scenes from the Holocaust are recurrent
in his art. A graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art, Schaff has
exhibited and lectured at the United States Air Force Academy, Rhode
Island School of Design, Amherst College, and East Carolina University. He
has created artwork for private commissions, gallery exhibits, authors, and
notable independent musicians such as Okkervil River, Godspeed You! Black
Emperor, the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and Songs: Ohia.
williamschaff.com, [email protected]
Stephan Brigidi
SEPTEMBER 27 THE BRISTOL WORKSHOPS IN PHOTOGRAPHY, 4 FRANKLIN STREET
Deborah Baronas
Deborah Baronas graduated from RISD in Textile Design and has worked in
the textile industry since 1979. Currently, she works as an artist and
designer out of her studio in Warren, which has produced product lines for
home and apparel and, more recently, a serious pursuit of painting. Her
layered paintings are the dominant subject of her investigations. The
historical mills of New England hold the essence of her own experience with
the memories of past lives in the textile industry, layered with the lush
landscapes in which she grew up. This is depicted in these new works and
represents a culmination of the life of a visual artist in these two worlds.
baronasart.com, [email protected], 401.263.3886
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Bike – Take your bike on the East Bay Bike Path that connects Bristol
and Warren with a 3.5-mile restricted-access ride along Narragansett
Bay and through wetlands and forests.
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MAY 31 STUDIO #103, 30 CUTLER STREET, WARREN
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Park and walk – You’ll find that galleries in each town are an easy stroll,
and what better way to soak up the ambience of Bristol and Warren
villages than parking and walking between the venues in each town.
Both Bristol and Warren have ample street parking with no parking time
limits after 5 p.m.
John Paul Fernandes is a Rhode Island native and award-winning artist
who studied art at Roger Williams University, jewelry design at RISD, and
Porcelain Antique Doll Reproduction at Seeley’s Doll Artisans School of
Doll Making, N.Y. His recent works are abstract expressionist pieces that
are colorful and organic, with faux enamel finish. Fernandes also creates
watercolor paintings on tea bags that are mounted in shadow boxes
and sculptures created from found objects – insulation foam spray,
wood, glass, recyclables, and house paint. He teaches adult and children
art classes at Portsmouth Arts Guild and Sea Side Nursery School, which
he and his wife own. heartofjohn-paulfernandes.blogspot.com,
[email protected], 401.253.6682
John Boland / Deb Diemente
John Boland’s artistic roots are grounded in the Pacific Northwest, where
he studied ceramics with Robert Sperry, and in Mexico, where he
apprenticed with Jorge Wilmot. Today, Boland combines these influences
to produce handmade ceramics for contemporary interiors. Each piece is a
unique art object, designed with function for home, garden or office in mind.
johnbolandpottery.com, [email protected], 401.578.9424.
Deb Diemente creates stoneware and porcelain, functional and decorative
vessels. In the early eighties, she met Makoto Yabe, a Japanese master who
taught her to strive to make pots with life and energy, pots that stay
connected to their roots in the amazing material that is clay. Diemente thinks
of him every time she sits at the wheel or wedge. [email protected]
JP Fernandes
AUGUST 30 ROGER WILLIAMS ART GALLERY - RWU, 1 OLD FERRY ROAD, BRISTOL
APRIL 26 STUDIO #222A, 30 CUTLER STREET, WARREN
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Take the trolley – Art Night trolleys operate from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.,
making numerous stops at galleries and featured artists’ studios in Bristol
and Warren. Park and ride from four locations – the Town Parking Lot
behind the Warren Town Hall, the Commuter Lot on Franklin St. in
Warren, Gooding Plaza (corner of Gooding Ave. and Hope St.), and the
Town Parking Lot on Court St. in Bristol.
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Eileen Collins / Anne Marie Rossi
Eileen Siobhan Collins is an accomplished artist who uses painting,
drawing, and mixed media to create art that ponders universal themes
related to identity and image. In her latest work, she applies techniques of
construction and deconstruction to build large collages that surprise and
intrigue. Collins received her BFA from Rhode Island College in 1993.
[email protected], 401.578.0148.
A practicing lawyer for almost twenty years, Anne Marie Rossi came to
her artistic calling in 2003 when she took painting classes at RISD. Her
medium is mostly oils, but she also loves encaustic and mixed media.
Rossi’s focus is to create art that inspires the spirit and fosters a deeper
connection between the always evolving and energetic nature of humankind
and the dynamic environment in which are a part. [email protected]
From Providence and Barrington: take bus # 60 outbound via either East
Main or West Main toward Newport and exit bus in Warren or Bristol.
Return via the same bus, which operates until just after midnight.
Bristol
Riding RIPTA:
From Newport, Middletown and Portsmouth: take bus # 60 inbound via
East Main or West Main toward Providence and exit bus in Bristol or
Warren. Return via same bus, which runs until just after midnight.
Bristol Town - RWU Co-operative Committee
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Take 195 West toward Providence to exit 4A (Rte. 103).
Follow Rte. 103 West to Rte. 114 in Warren.
Park in Warren or continue along Rte. 114 to the parking area at Gooding
Ave. (see on map at left) or parking areas in Bristol.
From the South:
Take 136 North to Mt. Hope Bridge.
Veer left onto Rte. 114 North (Hope St.).
Park in Bristol (Court St.) or continue along Rte. 114 to the parking area at
Gooding Ave. (see on map at left) or parking areas in Warren.
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From the North:
Take Rte. 24 South exit 2 - Mt. Hope Bridge.
Veer left onto Rte. 114 North (Hope St.).
Park in Bristol, or continue along Rte. 114 to the parking area at Gooding
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Mary Dondero considers herself to be an interdisciplinary artist. Her
mediums are painting, photography, and installation. Most of her painting
is created with Sumi ink or acrylic paint on Mylar. Dondero received her
BFA in Studio Art and Art History at Roger Williams University and holds
an MAT from RISD as well as an MFA from UMass Dartmouth. Her work is
held in several private and public collections, she has exhibited and
traveled extensively nationally and internationally, and has been the
recipient of artist residencies and grants. Dondero, a founding member of
Imago Gallery in Warren, is an Associate Professor of Art at Bridgewater
State University, and currently operates a business and art studio in
Warren. marydondero.com
APRIL 26 STUDIO #107, 30 CUTLER STREET, WARREN
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Follow Rte. 114 South for approx. 5 miles until you reach Warren, RI.
Park in Warren (Franklin St.) or continue along Rte. 114 to the parking area.
at Gooding Ave. (see on map at left) or parking areas in Bristol.
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Historic coastal towns Bristol and Warren, RI, have joined forces to offer
nine “Art Nights” throughout 2012, on the last Thursday of every month
from March through November. Think gallery stroll with a twist as “Art
Night” provides access to the inner workings of artists’ studios. Each
monthly event features two local artists who open their studio doors for
an up-close and personal look at where their work is created. A trolley
service runs between galleries and studios in the two towns, and local
shops and restaurants are offering special incentives. These East Bay
towns have a long history of attracting creative people, and “Art Night”
organizers have put together an exciting lineup for 2012.
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AUGUST 30 STUDIO #203, 30 CUTLER STREET, WARREN
Janice Lee Kelly
Janice Lee Kelly has a BFA and an architectural degree from RISD, which
led to a career in architecture, her own line of greeting cards with three
national publishers, and a fifteen-year stint owning a high-energy, designsavvy retail store/gallery, B2B, and e-commerce business, KELLY + GILLIS /
Signs of Intelligent Life.com in Newport. Inspired by working with balloons
in her retail business, Kelly saw beyond the usual connotations associated
with party balloons and became passionate and serious about developing
this as her art form. She creates gravity-defying, kinetic and ethereal
sculptures that interact with their environment. FLOAT-janiceleekelly.com,
401.835.5741
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MARCH 29 STUDIO #219A, 30 CUTLER STREET, WARREN
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Virginia Delgado is a street photographer in the classical tradition. She
works exclusively with black and white film and produces her own prints.
She has photographed scenes from everyday life around the world for the
past ten years. Her images have been called “timeless,” with scenes from
Naples, Buenos Aires, London, Montevideo, and New York, among others.
Most recently, she photographed the youth of Occupy Boston during a
protest on Halloween 2011. Fundamentally, she is drawn to the human
spirit in all its forms. In Providence, Delgado’s work has been shown at
Gallery Z and Capriccio restaurant; she is featured in the spring of 2012 at
the Bank Rhode Island Art Gallery. [email protected]
Debbie Gonville Miller
Debbie Gonville Miller earned a BFA from RISD and has worked as a
freelance artist, decorative painter, teacher, and master painter at a folk art
company. In 2006 she made the transition back to her first love: oil
painting, bringing to her art a bold palette, strong composition, and a
colorful, illustrative style. Still calling Rhode Island home with her husband
and their three boys, the Ocean State’s beaches and the people who visit
them are a constant source of inspiration. Gonville Miller’s paintings reside
in private collections in England, Germany, Norway, and throughout the
United States. debbiemillerpainting.com, [email protected]
Virginia Delgado
JULY 26 BYFIELD SCHOOL, 220 HIGH STREET, BRISTOL
MARCH 29 STUDIO #210, 30 CUTLER STREET, WARREN
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David Ferro
NOVEMBER 29 STUDIO #225, 30 CUTLER STREET, WARREN
David Ferro is a designer who finely crafts weathervanes using traditional
techniques of forming and raising to create one-of-a-kind copper
sculptures. What makes a Ferro weathervane so exceptional is the
attention to personality. Features that are essential to the character of a
subject are not ignored; Ferro embosses facial features, musculature, and
surface texture to capture a subject’s essence and is a pioneer in
introducing new materials to weathervane design. Ferro, whose weathervane designs have been shipped around the world, studied art at RISD,
where he discovered the rich history, proud craft, and dying art of making
weathervanes. ferroweathervanes.com, 401.297.9560
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