Exhibitions

featuring a large-scale video projection and evolving tapestry of visual and written materials. Hillerbrand+Magsamen’s mesmerizing images, accompanied by Lynn’s writing, explore the transformative power found in the everyday through a significant shift in scale and temporality.

Featuring a range of work spanning 2016 – 2021, which include investigations in ceramics, neon, and stone. Staros’ dynamic sculptures and installations mine Classical antiquities and the contexts in which we view them.

Over its more than thirty-five-year history, Wingate Studio’s print workshop in New Hampshire has built an expansive publishing program to include artists of international acclaim, many of whom are included in this exhibition. Wingate Studio continues to work in both modalities of printing editions for other publishers and galleries and publishing its own prints in collaboration with contemporary artists.

The American artist, illustrator, author, and transgender activist Edie Fake presents a kaleidoscopic mural exploring contemplation in various religious and cultural contexts.

PCG’s inaugural online exhibition showcases the work of more than 25 artists who use animated GIFs to present fully-realized environments.

Drawn 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.

The group exhibition includes fine and experimental printmaking produced by Providence-based artists and presses.

As part of PCG’s annual On the Wall mural exhibition, Sheida Soleimani will present a multi-media installation that explores her parents’ past as Iranian political activists and refugees.

Annual solo thesis exhibitions by graduating Providence College Studio Art majors.

In this exhibition, Providence College’s own art historians identify how contemporary artworks reference visual culture that spans a range of eras, from the ancient world to the present day.

This exhibition features two artists whose works question the colonial urges and histories around collecting, controlling and owning nature.

For PCG’s annual On the Wall mural exhibition, Tamara Gonzales transformed the exhibition space with pattern, color and compositional allusions to towering figures.

This group exhibition of Providence College studio art faculty provides the campus and community a chance to connect with the art and ideas of the College’s own working artists.

One component of PCG’s Beyond Bauhaus series, this solo exhibition includes models, assemblages and sculptural objects informed by the architecture and infrastructure of the former Eastern Bloc’s public spaces.

A continuation of PCG’s Beyond Bauhaus program, this two-person exhibition features artists whose work simultaneously homages and critiques International Style architecture and various modern design movements.

As part of PCG’s Beyond Bauhaus series, this group exhibition shows how contemporary artists from Tel Aviv take as their subject the form, myth, message and image of their city’s iconic Modernist style.

This solo mural exhibition is the opening presentation of PCG’s Beyond Bauhaus program, a more than yearlong series of exhibitions, publications and commissioned installations featuring contemporary artists whose studio practices register with the history and concerns of Bauhaus (1919-1933), the German art school so influential on modern art, architecture, craft, design and education.

This group exhibition showcases artwork drawn from graduating Studio Art majors thesis work.

As part of PCG’s Many Cities, One Providence series, this exhibition contextualizes, historicizes, and re-presents the Operazione 24 fogli, a seminal Italian art and protest project.

In this solo exhibition, the artist merges imagery warped by LCD monitor technology and the representation of black female bodies in institutions and media.

This group exhibition examines how ancient, antique and classical forms remain crucial to contemporary artists’ creative lexicon, and how artists appropriate and manipulate antiquity.

The fourth installment of PCG’s On the Wall series, Rhode Island-based Sri Lankan artist Nadia Haji Omar transforms the space with mirrored surfaces and her signature alpha-numeric abstraction.

This exhibition features a large-scale installation by Chicago-based artist Anna Kunz, whose colorful work expands the practice of painting through video projection and large swaths of sheer fabric.

This two-person exhibition features Graham McDougal and Bayne Peterson, two artists whose making methodologies distort, exaggerate and expressionistically manipulate fabrication processes.

A continuation of PCG’s Many Cities, One Providence series, this group exhibition incorporates past and present elements of Kansas City’s built and natural environment.

This group exhibition presents painterly themes and techniques in recent abstract photography.

In the third installment of PCG’s On the Wall program, Assaf Evron creates a photo-collage architecture on the walls, inspired by images of the Holy City and Temple Mount/Haram Al-Sharif in Jerusalem.

This group exhibition showcases artwork drawn from graduating Studio Art majors thesis work.

Part of PCG’s Many Cities, One Providence series, this exhibition features a multimedia installation by artist Miguel Guzmán Pastor documenting his travels throughout southern Castile.

In this solo exhibition, Deb Sokolow presents a series of drawings focusing on humorous and bizarre anecdotes about former presidents and their associates.

[Old/New] Psychedelic Providence highlights current manifestations of the psychedelic in the productions of artists living and working in Providence, Rhode Island today.

This solo exhibition features large-scale photographs of the gallery itself, all created with new camera and mapping technologies.

This solo exhibition features San Diego artist Robert Andrade, who presents a site-specific installation building upon his evolving language of sculpture, public space, Modernist architecture and construction materials as fine art supplies.

In this solo exhibition, New York City artist Erin Leland showcases her own poetic interpretations of the creative work and domestic lives of Dominican Catholic priest and artist Father Thomas M. McGlynn, O.P. and Father McAlister, also a lifelong artist and educator.

For this exhibition, New York artist and PC alum Will Hutnick presents an immersive installation that celebrates color and the playful re-use of materials and abstractly personal histories.

In the second installment of PCG’s On the Wall series, Paul Anthony Smith presents a large-scale photographic installation comprised of snapshots from the artist’s personal collection of images in and around Jamaica and beyond.

This solo exhibition pairs the presentational realms of comedy and theatre with sculptural and photographic installation.

This group exhibition presents photographic and time-based artworks by four artists who offer prismatic vantage points into the suspension and attenuation of time.

This group exhibition features contemporary artists who merge fine and conceptual art methods with sign making, text, advertising, activism and socio-political commentary.

The inaugural exhibition of PCG’s series Many Cities, One Providence, this group show showcases three artists’ explorations of Mexico City, their creative center and hometown.