Providence College Galleries

Past

Many Cities, One Providence— From New Castile to New England: Fly on the Wall by Miguel Guzmán Pastor

January 26, 2017–March 3, 2017
Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery

Art exhibition featuring a black-and-white wall with three small images in the distance. Closer to the camera, a black table holds yellow sand and a white object. Beneath the table is a reflection of the word REAL.

Deb Sokolow: The Presidents (some of them)

January 17, 2017–February 24, 2017
Reilly Gallery

A white gallery wall holding four prints with multicolor squares and rectangles present on each one.

PCG in Chicago: [Old/New] Psychedelic Providence

December 4, 2016–January 15, 2017
Tiger Strikes Asteroid, Chicago, IL

Two white gallery walls, the left one with three rectangular windows and natural light beaming inside. A pedestal with a mushroom-shaped sculpture sits in front of it, with an abstract colorful winding landscape on canvas on the wall beside it.

Clement Valla: Parallel Lines on a Freeform Surface

October 27, 2016–December 10, 2016
Reilly Gallery

Corner featuring two white walls; the left wall displays one large and three smaller canvases, while the back wall shows a large artwork depicting construction tools.

Robert Andrade: To Move an Obelisk

October 27, 2016–December 10, 2016
Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery

A gallery with white walls and a wooden floor, with two sculptures on the ground. One is stone with smooth sides and a jagged top. The other is a smooth sltone slab with spikes.

Erin Leland: Catwalk Informed by a Priest

August 24, 2016–October 8, 2016
Reilly Gallery

Close up of the underside of a black balcony with a railing and slatted floor. An image of everyday objects is attached to the bottom, including eyedrops and a clock.

Will Hutnick: But We’re Getting Off the Subject

August 24, 2016–October 8, 2016
Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery

Installation view of large abstract artworks suspended from the ceiling composed of colorful strips of material. Each is attached to a wooden horizontal rod connected to rope.

On the Wall: Paul Anthony Smith

April 28, 2016–July 30, 2016
Reilly Gallery

An empty gallery with yellow brick-like walls. The left wall has some photographs covering the brick, and the back wall is almost completely covered.

Amy Beecher: tbh

January 20, 2016–February 26, 2016
Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery

art gallery exhibition of various photographs and large wooden form in the center of the space

Good and Long Looks

January 23, 2016–February 26, 2016
Reilly Gallery

photograph of two amorphous shapes on a bright red background

A Sign Only Has to Serve as a Sign

October 28, 2015–December 12, 2015
Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery & Reilly Gallery

White walls with different signs on each, including eight white framed signs in two rows of four reading PROTECTING TODAY'S FOR TOMORROW in rainbow colors.

Many Cities, One Providence: Mexico City – Spectacular Vernacular

September 3, 2015–October 10, 2015
Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery, Hunt-Cavanagh Hall

Installation view with two blue stools, one in the foreground, one in the background. The back wall reads LA MITAD DE LA LUZ REFLEJADA POR UN MURO. The right wall is covered with a large abstract patterned fabric.