Programs

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Join us for a tour and celebration of the Providence Prints exhibition.

As part of PCG’s opening events for the exhibition “On The Wall: Sheida Soleimani”, please join us for in-person artist talk by artist Sheida Soleimani. A reception will immediately follow.

PCG will present various PC community members and their perspectives on women’s and gender issues as they relate to the visual arts and the our burgeoning contemporary art collection.

Join PCG for an in-person artist talk by artists Joiri Minaya and Anne Austin Pearce, whose works are on view in The Carriers at PCG’s Reilly Gallery.

Join PCG for a closing reception to celebrate On the Wall: Tamara Gonzales, a mural exhibition in PCG’s Reilly Gallery.

Join PCG for an in-person artist talk by Tamara Gonzales, who will detail elements of her unique studio processes and reference points.

Artist Tamara Gonzales gives a virtual tour of her mural exhibition in PCG’s Reilly Gallery and discusses her artwork with Kate McNamara, PCG’s Curator at Large.

Providence College Galleries is thrilled to share the second playlist by Providence-based DJ and multi-disciplinary producer WHERE’S NASTY for our new series “PCG Surround Sounds.”

Providence College Galleries is thrilled to share the inaugural playlist by Providence-based DJ and multi-disciplinary producer WHERE’S NASTY for our new series “PCG Surround Sounds.”

Join PCG for our closing reception of Construction House: Ad Minoliti & Heather Rowe, featuring a public conversation between exhibiting artist Heather Rowe and guest scholar Kate McNamara.

Join us for the opening of the next installment of “Many Cities, One Providence”, as Tel-Aviv based exhibiting artists lead an interactive exhibition tour, followed by remarks and a reception.

Join PCG for the opening of On the Wall: Elizabeth Corkery, featuring an artist talk & guest scholar presentation with the artist and A. Melissa Venator.

In conjunction with Providence College Galleries’ current exhibition Operation 24 Pages: A Public Art Intervention in 1970s Italy, Dr. Giacomo Striuli, PC Professor Of Foreign Languages, will screen and lead a discussion on the classic Italian film Ladri di Bicilette (Bicycle Thieves).

Artist Caitlin Cherry will lecture on the themes of her artistic practice and participate in a discussion on key themes and ideas of her artworks with Providence College faculty and other guest scholars.

Join us for a lecture by guest curator Dr. Martina Tanga on her recent scholarship related to the exhibition, followed by an opening reception.

Please celebrate with us as we release the exhibition catalog for A Dialogue on Distortion: Graham McDougal & Bayne Peterson, featuring short talks by the artists and a Q&A session followed by a reception.

Join PCG for the opening reception of Anna Kunz: Venus, featuring a talk by the artist.

After critical self-reflection on our mission going forward, the Feinstein Institute invites Providence College faculty, staff, alumni and the greater community to the unveiling and celebration of its new statement of purpose.

Artist Assaf Evron of Chicago and Tel-Aviv discusses On the Wall: Assaf Evron, his solo show and the third installment of PCG’s annually commissioned mural applied directly to the walls of the Reilly gallery.

Artist Clement Valla will discuss his work in conjunction with the exhibition Clement Valla: Parallel Lines on a Freeform Surface.

In a public conversation held within his solo exhibition in Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery, Robert Andrade discusses the trajectory of his studio practice in sculpture and installation, among other media, with Chris Mansour, an artist, curator and writer who has a longterm scholarly relationship with Andrade’s work.

PCG warmly invites you to celebrate as we open our fall exhibition, Classic Beauty: 21st-Century Artists on Ancient [Greek] Form. Join us for the first of three mini-symposia we will host over the course of the show.

PCG warmly invites you to join us for the second of three mini-symposia PCG is hosting over the course of our Fall exhibition, Classic Beauty: 21st-Century Artists on Ancient [Greek] Form.

PCG warmly invites you to join us for the final of three mini-symposia PCG is hosting over the course of our Fall exhibition, Classic Beauty: 21st-Century Artists on Ancient [Greek] Form.

An interpretation of a cabinet of curiosity combines contemporary artworks by California-based artist Rob Andrade with older works from Providence College’s campus collection and a specially commissioned wallpaper by Rhode Island-based artist Kirstin Lamb.