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  • Labyrinth of Surface
    Greg Kitterle's paintings and drawings use traditional materials combined with abstract compositional concerns. His work is on exhibit from Jan. 26 through Feb. 24, 2012 at the Flanagan Campus Art Gallery. [Read more]
  • Comfort And Loss
    New Work by CW Roelle and William Schaff, Feb. 2 to Feb. 29, 2012. Opening Reception: Thursday February 9, from 4.30 to 6.30 p.m.
 Artist talk: 5.30 p.m. [Read more]
  • Brothers practice their craft on, off campus
    Identical twin brothers Justin and Jordan Dubois are getting a jump on their art career by painting murals at the Flanagan Campus and at the Woonsocket Police Department.   [Read more]
  • CCRI Offers New Art Courses
    The Department of Art is happy to announce the addition of four new courses that will be available during the spring 2012 semester. They are: 4D-Design, Video Art, Art History: Modern through Contemporary, and Mixed-Media Printmaking.
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  • Digital Art Club exhibits work at Pawtucket City Hall
    The Community College of Rhode Island’s Digital Art Club will exhibit works by student members who attend the college’s Flanagan Campus in Lincoln at Pawtucket City Hall through Dec. 15. Students whose works are included are Michael Banner, Jordan Barr, Melissa Beauregard, Alexandria Bonilla, Jissella Meza, Elizabeth Prouix and Nathan Tavares.
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  • Mark Freedman: Paintings
    A solo show by Providence-based artist Mark Freedman presents paintings from both California and Rhode Island. In these works, he captures urban landscapes filled with roads, cars, factories and a unique quality of light that reveals the surprising depth of our built landscape. Freedman's masterly work, using emotionally evocative colors, connects traditional painting skills and our contemporary world. [More information]
  • Allison Randall to present ceramic sculpture at Flanagan Campus Art Gallery - The Community College of Rhode Island’s Flanagan Campus Art Gallery presented the ceramic sculpture of Allison Randall from Nov. 4 to Dec. 2. A reception with the artist was held from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 10. Randall creates ceramic sculptures that are strongly influenced by the organic architecture of seashells. [More information]
  • Professor's art selected for display in D.C.-area defense building - One of an artist’s greatest concerns, Community College of Rhode Island Art Professor Tom Morrissey said, “is that after you die a dump truck comes and takes all of your work away. … I think an important part of being an artist is to have your work be collected, archived and become permanent.” [Read more]
  • RISD Museum Free - The RISD  Museum of Art, a world of ideas and expression is now all yours. The CCRI Art Department is proud to announce free membership to the RISD Museum of Art for ALL Community College of Rhode [Read more]
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