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212 Huxley Avenue
Providence, RI 02918
Providence College Galleries has two locations to visit:
Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery at Hunt-Cavanagh Hall
Reilly Gallery at the Smith Center for the Arts
Gallery Hours
Monday–Saturday 11:00am–6:00pm
or by → appointment requested via email:
pcgalleries@providence.edu
PCG’s Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery at Hunt-Cavanagh Hall and Reilly Gallery at the Smith Center for the Arts are both located on the East side of Providence College’s campus. Please find a campus map here, and note that public safety officers at the Huxley Avenue Gate can guide visitors to the galleries upon entry into campus.
Accessible parking is to the East of each building. Additional parking near the buildings is limited; however, unlimited parking is available in the Anderson Stadium Parking Garage located to the West of the Huxley Avenue Gate entrance. Walking between parking and the galleries takes approximately 5-7 minutes.
(401) 865–2400
pcgalleries@providence.edu
There are no upcoming programs.
- Providence Prints!October 26–
March 3, 2023Reilly Gallery, Smith Center for the ArtsThe group exhibition includes fine and experimental printmaking produced by Providence-based artists and presses.Visit Exhibition Page - Nature Morte (Sort of)September 6–
March 3, 2023Hunt-Cavanagh GalleryDrawn entirely from PCG’s permanent collection, the photography and printmaking on view in Nature Morte (Sort of) challenges the historical supremacy and redefines nature morte as an idea and artistic method. It also shows how artists continue to explore flora still life, drawing on the centuries-old tradition to create works of conceptual vivacity, beauty, and emotional poignancy.Visit Exhibition Page - Geographically Indeterminate FantasiesOnlinePCG's inaugural online exhibition showcases the work of more than 25 artists who use animated GIFs to present fully-realized environments.Visit Exhibition Page
Providence Arts & Letters
Winter
2022–23
