 |  |
Art
|
Visit David and Jennifer Clancy's glassblowing studio and home in a 1787 Cottage neighboring Jamestown's windmill. Come in. Hear their tale, their integration of art and work, science and nature, home and history. See a slideshow | Read the story |
 |
See a selection of the work from Gauguin Tahiti which was on view at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. See a slideshow |
 |
Once a year we like to ask our photographers to think about some of their favorite images from the past 12 months. See a slideshow |
 |
The first major show of Providence born Lee Bontecou has arrived at MOMA in Queens. N.Y. See a slideshow |
 |
There's a quiet refinement to Walter Feldman's work that seems out of step with today's raucous, in-you-face art world. See a slideshow |
 |
Was Thomas Gainsborough a master of style, substance — or both? . See a slideshow |
 |
Painter Ruth Dealy examines her own heart of darkness. See a slideshow | Read the story |
 |
This sixth-floor chunk of former factory is Harvey's refuge from meetings, from e-mail and the trappings of a teaching job, a sanctuary where she can practice a mysterious process that she seems to be getting better at, although understanding less. Read the story • Tour her studio • Visit her website |
 |
A virtual blizzard of images were entered in the Journal's 6th annual photo contest. The distinctive perspecive made these images our choice. See a slideshow |
 |
A soldier’s memories of a black battalion in WWII - Scenes from World War II by the late Karl R. Rittmann. See a slideshow |
 |
HISTORICALLY HIP:The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum still honors its founder's passion for contemporary talent. See a slideshow | Read the story |
|
The
Economic Activities of the Narragansett Planters, A 1930s WPA mural
by Ernest Hamlin Baker See a slideshow | Read the stories... Controversial mural in limbo | Momentum builds to keep mural in South County | Historical society plans rededication |
 |
Wiharso blends influences from Indonesian folktales with Westernized images drawn from advertising and the mass media. See the artist and his work. |
 |
See the process of casting a work of public art in bronze. |
 |
Outdoor sculpture in Providence and Newport. |
 |
The
Providence Journal PHOTO CONTEST - Hundreds of entries, these are the
best. |
 |
Jose Clemente Orozco's ``The Epic of American Civilization,'' 1932, at the Baker Library, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH. |
 |
Students from all over the state offered their work in Rhode Island Scholastic Art Awards. Here are some of the winners. 2002|||2003|||2005 |
 |
The RISD Museum mounts the first American survey of William Congdon's work in nearly 30 years. |
 |
is
always a freewheeling affair, with paintings and sculptures rubbing elbows
with everything from jewelry and furniture to video and installation art.
Think of it as art's answer to channel-surfing. View a slideshow of the exhibit |