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      • Proof
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Artist Talk- December 17 @2:00

Join us for an artist talk with three of the artists with work featured in 19 on Paper 35th Anniversary exhibit who will each share their artistic journey, inspirations, and creative process.
  • Cindy Horovitz Wilson has been making photographs of Rhode Island since 1976. Along with honing her landscape vision she has found herself on an equally spiritual path in image making, that of the human presence in empty spaces.
  • Cynthia Di Donato is an interdisciplinary artist who exhibits her artwork nationally and internationally and works in digital painting as well as watermedia painting. She delights in the flow of paint and imagery in software.
  • Kendra Ferreira works in colored pencil but also exploring work in a 3-dimensional manner creating repurposed book sculptures giving new life to old books.
 

On View in the Main Galleries


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35th Anniversary Exhibit
Works on Paper
Nov 12 - Jan 14

On View at Rogers Free Library


The Jury’s In: An Exhibit of
Artist-Jurors


​The Museum is sponsoring an exhibit at the Rogers Free Library featuring the work of jurors who have judged Museum exhibits over the past two years at the Library. The nine artists have been invited to display their work in a group show in the Community Galleries of the Library from
​Tues., Oct. 10 to Wed., Nov. 29.

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Carol FitzSimonds - From the Pages - Wonder
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Upcoming Art Classes for Winter and Spring!
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Ceramic Platters with Cindy Gordon
(ONE DAY WORKSHOP Saturday December 9th)

Skyfelting for Two with Lisa Abbatomarco
(Kids' Art Class, Saturdays January 20th & 27th)


Collage-Making with Barbara Larned
(ONE-DAY WORKSHOP Saturday February 3rd)

Botanical Drawing with Graphite and Colored Pencil with Elizabeth O'Connell
(Mondays in February: 5th, 12th, 19th, & 26th)


Bookbinding Fundamentals with Melony Poirier
(ONE-DAY WORKSHOP Saturday March 9th)

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  • BLM - The Board of Directors of the Bristol Art Museum mourn the senseless death of George Floyd and all the victims of racial injustice. The Board actively supports efforts to bridge racial disparities, to reject racism, and to work toward making Bristol a much more culturally rich and inclusive community through the arts. The Board believes art fosters learning, contemplation, and critical discourse; it recognizes positive change is achieved through active engagement with the town and residents. Change happens when communities work together to achieve common goals. Therefore, Bristol Art Museum is committed to developing exhibits and programs around equity, respect, and compassion. These are the organization's guiding principles and touchstones for moving forward. 
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  • Home
    • About BAM
    • Location, Hours, & Admission
  • Exhibits
    • Main Galleries >
      • Small Point of Land
      • 19 on Paper
      • Breadth and Depth - National Call
      • Tensions: New Directions in Fiber Art
      • Proof
      • Extravagant Chemistry, Anatomies of Painting
    • Galleries @ Rogers Free Library >
      • The Jury's In!
      • Art for All Seasons
    • Permanent Collection >
      • Permanent Collection
    • Past Exhibitions
  • In the News
  • Classes & Workshops
  • Events
  • Get Involved
    • Participate >
      • Volunteer
      • Donate
      • Donors
      • Subscribe to BAM's Online Mailing List
    • Membership Form
    • Agreement Classes/Program
  • Donate
  • Call for Art