thursday october 3, 2019-sunday november 3, 2019
works of ri artist-educators
Presenting works of Rhode Island's fine artist scholars, professors and teachers who are educating the next generations in the state's schools, colleges and universities. Multiple formats, styles and mediums.
Opening reception: Thursday October 17th 5-9pm
Purchase Art from this exhibit online.
"Lawyers in the Lobby", by Marc Awodey
$700.00
"Lawyers in the Lobby", by Marc Awodey
- Oil on Canvas
- 24 x 18 inches
"Red Tree Diptych", by Marc Awodey
$400.00
"Red Tree Diptych", by Marc Awodey
- Mixed Media
- 10 x 16 inches
"La Piazza della Citta", by Lee Chabot
$275.00
"La Piazza della Citta", by Lee Chabot
- Pastel and Ink
- 5.5"x7.5"
"Window View Sicily", by Lee Chabot
$3,000.00
"Window View Sicily", by Lee Chabot
- Oil on Canvas
- 48 x 24 inches
"Village of Riomaggiore, Cinque Terre", by Lee Chabot
$4,200.00
"Village of Riomaggiore, Cinque Terre", by Lee Chabot
- Oil on Canvas
- 36 x 48 inches
take the tour with gallery director berge ara zobian
Many of Rhode Island’s well known fine artists, past and present, have chosen to pass their expertise onto others via teaching at various levels throughout the state. They teach students of all ages in public and private schools, camps, studios, and workshops. Gallery Z has chosen to honor their contributions with an exhibit of the works of RI artists who are or have been local educators of fine art.
Local artist-educators with works on exhibit include Marc Awodey, Stephen Brigidi, Nilton Cardenas, Lee Chabot, Ruth Clegg, Linda DiFrenna, Bob Dilworth, Angelo Marinosci, Jr., Evans Molina, Brian O’Malley, Philip Palombo, Ewa Romaszewicz, Larry Sykes, Anthony Tomaselli, Ben Weiss and Berge Zobian.
Such artists, with their broad and deep knowledge of art history, of the historic and cultural contexts that influence fine art and their mastery of both traditional and contemporary techniques and processes, seek to instill an appreciation and interest in artistic expression, along with providing inspiration for students to explore and develop their own creative impulses.
Local artist-educators with works on exhibit include Marc Awodey, Stephen Brigidi, Nilton Cardenas, Lee Chabot, Ruth Clegg, Linda DiFrenna, Bob Dilworth, Angelo Marinosci, Jr., Evans Molina, Brian O’Malley, Philip Palombo, Ewa Romaszewicz, Larry Sykes, Anthony Tomaselli, Ben Weiss and Berge Zobian.
Such artists, with their broad and deep knowledge of art history, of the historic and cultural contexts that influence fine art and their mastery of both traditional and contemporary techniques and processes, seek to instill an appreciation and interest in artistic expression, along with providing inspiration for students to explore and develop their own creative impulses.
