The works of artists Imi Hwangbo and Jae Ko are currently on display at the David Winton Bell Gallery in the show "Cut, Folded, Dyed & Glued," which opened Friday. The two artists layer simple two-dimensional materials to create abstract three-dimensional sculptures that ignite the viewer's curiosity. ...
"Kids," which opened Friday at the Bell Gallery, showcases the photography of three artists who feature children as their subject. Works by Julie Blackmon, Jill Greenberg and Ruud van Empel reflect the late 20th-century trend of using digital techniques to remove photography from its association with ...
"Rewind," the Hillel Gallery Project's Fall Juried Show, opened Thursday at Brown/RISD Hillel. The show consists of art by Brown and RISD students in a variety of media and will be on display through Nov. 18.
"In Remembrance of the Ladies," an art exhibit featuring work by Boston-based artist Jane Ehrlich, opened Oct. 5 at the Sarah Doyle Women's Center Gallery.
"Recent Works" by Professor Emeritus of Art Walter Feldman opened Saturday at the Rockefeller Library as a month-long exhibition of paintings, sculptures and book art created within the last 20 years. Feldman is retiring this year after 54 years of teaching at Brown.
Brown Opera Productions' "Goyescas," a Spanish opera inspired by the paintings of Francisco Goya, triumphed in its three performances this weekend. Written in three tableaux, the opera explores two parallel love stories - Goya and his lover Leocadia and Rosario and Fernando, two characters in one of ...
Fusion Dance Company presented a 17-piece performance last Wednesday through Sunday for its 24th annual show. But rather than a fusion of styles, there seemed to be a fusion between choreography and conservativeness.
The Sarah Doyle Women's Center held an opening reception Friday for its month-long exhibition of works by artist Candice Smith Corby to celebrate Women's History Month. The artist explores objects and spaces that have simultaneously been cherished by women and have confined them from the American colonial ...
This weekend, Festival Ballet Providence performed "Schéhérazade" and "El Amor Brujo" - two sultry pieces about the passions and powers of love. The sets were relatively unadorned and the costumes simple - the dancing was the true decoration.
The Faculty Exhibition at the Bell Gallery in the List Art Center gives students the opportunity to glimpse their professors' own skill and creativity.
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