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Above image Pandemic Crossing, Kathmandu - Ultrachrome Archival Print by Michael Guertin
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On View May 28 - July 8, 2023
Artists’ Reception Friday June 9, 5-7pm
Lecture & Presentation by Amy Lovera - June 15, 6:00pm
More About PROOF

"Attempting to Document That Which Can Not Be Recorded"

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Lecture and Presentation by
featured Barrington Artist

Amy Lovera


More Information

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Call for Art
An Exhibit to be in the main galleries
A Small Point of Land

Juror: Michele Poirier Mozzone
A blind juried exhibit that includes the artwork 
of artists who live and/or work in the communities of 
the east side of Narragansett Bay:

East Providence  |  Bristol  |  Warren  |  Barrington  |  TivertonLittle Compton  |  Sakonnet  |  Newport  |  MiddletownPortsmouth  |  Jamestown
A Small Point of Land Prospectus
Media Accepted: The only restriction is BAM cannot accept video or time-based work at this time.
Theme and Exhibition Notes:
Geographically, Rhode Island can be described as land surrounded by, and adjacent to various waterways and the Atlantic Ocean. Water and land are integral to the state's cultural identity and in particular to the East Bay area. Thematically, the exhibit and its title are derived from the word Narragansett, translated from indigenous language as "a small point of land." The offshore breezes, smell of salt air, encounters with the many creatures dependent on a shoreline habitat all influence and inspire RI artists. 
With geography as the exhibition's point of commonality, artists are asked to submit work exploring their relationship to place. 
 
The following are some interpretations of this theme:
  • The complex or nuanced ways in which a sense of place might be a factor when forming identity.
  • How place can manifest spiritual experience.
  • The psychological relationship an artist might have with the Bay or the exploration of concepts related to boundaries.
  • Considerations regarding the forgotten people of the past tying together with the present and future.
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Upcoming Art Classes for 2023!
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Botanical Drawing and Watercolor with 
Elizabeth O'Connell (April 24th-May 22nd)


Beginner-Intermediate Acrylics with
Kathy Thomas (Mondays, June 5th-October 2nd)

Beginner-Intermediate Watercolor with Allie Elia (Tuesdays, June 20th, 27th, July 11th, 18th)

Painting the Light in Watercolor with 
Paul George (July 24th & 25th) 
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Mixed Media Printmaking/Botanicals and Monotypes with Kirsten Sorensen (June 29th, July 6th, July 13th)
 
Big Stitch with Allison Wilbur (Thursdays, July 20th, July 27th, August 3rd)
Abstracting Reality with Kirsten Sorensen (Wednesdays, August 16th, 23rd, 30th)
 
Make Your Own Journal with Suzi Ballenger (Saturday, September 9th)

Beginner Rug Hooking with 
Hayley Perry (Wednesdays, July 26th- August 23rd)

Introduction to Redwork Embroidery with
Sandra Cronauer-Mitra (Thursday, August 24th)
LEARN MORE ABOUT CLASSES

  • 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
    • Black History Month 2023 Jean-Michel Basquiat
    • About BAM
    • Location, Hours, & Admission
  • Exhibits
    • Main Galleries >
      • Proof
      • Tensions: New Directions in Fiber Art
      • A Small Point of Land
      • 19 on Paper
      • Past Exhibitions
    • Galleries @ Rogers Free Library >
      • Ocean State of Mind
      • ARTiculate
    • Permanent Collection
  • In the News
  • Classes & Workshops
    • BAM Classes
    • Botanical Drawing and Watercolor Painting
    • Beginner-Intermediate Acrylics
    • The Art of the iPhone
    • Painting the Light in Watercolor with Paul George
    • Beginner Rug Hooking
    • Introduction to Redwork Embroidery
    • Abstracting Reality
    • Agreement Classes/Program
  • Events
  • Get Involved
    • Participate >
      • Volunteer
      • Donate
      • Donors
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