Above image: Sin Tu No Soy Nada, photography by Tom Kiefer on view as part of (re)location
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(re)location
On View July 30 – October 3 Artist Reception August 5, 5:30-7:30pm On View in the Livingston Gallery work by • Shabnam Jannesari • Tom Kiefer • Annu Palakunnathu Matthew • Mercedes Nuñez • Nafis M. White On view in the Abbot Low Gallery "The Secret War- The Hmong Story" - A Hmong Story Cloth (Paaj Ntau) On view in the Brick Gallery works by Michael Diaz • Bao Huynh • Anaika Joseph |
R.I.’s Youth Poet Laureate to Recall Abrupt Emigration Experience Amid the Arab Spring Uprising
As part of the upcoming exhibit, (re)location, which focuses upon the life-altering experiences of emigration, the Bristol Art Museum will host Rhode Island’s 2021 Youth Poetry Ambassador Halima Ibrahim, who will share her story of emigrating to Rhode Island amid the violence of the Arab Spring Uprising during her residency in Egypt. On Thursday, August 5 at 5:30 p.m., Ibrahim will share samples of her poetry influenced by her emigration experience and speak during the artists’ reception for the (re)location exhibit. Learn more
As part of the upcoming exhibit, (re)location, which focuses upon the life-altering experiences of emigration, the Bristol Art Museum will host Rhode Island’s 2021 Youth Poetry Ambassador Halima Ibrahim, who will share her story of emigrating to Rhode Island amid the violence of the Arab Spring Uprising during her residency in Egypt. On Thursday, August 5 at 5:30 p.m., Ibrahim will share samples of her poetry influenced by her emigration experience and speak during the artists’ reception for the (re)location exhibit. Learn more
The Bristol Art Museum is now designated as a Blue Star Museum. As such, admission to the Museum’s engaging and thought-provoking exhibits is free of charge to active-duty military, National Guard, and Reserve personnel and up to five of their family members. Learn More
In collaboration with the Rogers Free Library, the Bristol Art Museum announces a juried, community exhibit reflecting the Library’s Summer Reading Program, Tails & Tales. The exhibit will be on display to the public at the Library through October 8. Learn more.
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2021 Classes ~ Summer Zoom Plein Air Photography with Cindy Wilson (August) 3 Day Abstract Immersion Workshop with Sally Cooper (August) Abstracting Reality with Kirsten Sorenson (September) In Person Outdoor Drawing with Kirsten Sorenson (August) Summer Still Life in Colored Pencil with Kendra Bidwell Ferreira (August) Color Sense Workshop with Linda Richichi (September) Pastel Workshop with Valerie Albert-Weingard and Susan Aitcheson (Fall 2021) Colored Pencil Drawing with Kendra Bidwell Ferreira (Fall 2021) For more information, go to 'Classes & Workshops' tab |
