ART! Art teachers show their own talent at Warwick Center for the Arts

Photo Credit: “Bev” by Anita Thompson from 2020 Rhode Island Open exhibit at WCFA September 17, 2021 – October 9, 2021

Art teachers have the unique gift of merging the intricacies of mathematics, the lyricism of language, and the lessons of history to create a new form of visual communication. This show celebrates those educators who teach art to others. The Rhode Island Art Educator Showcase is a special show in the main gallery of the Warwick Center for the Arts. The show will run until October 9th and is in partnership with the Rhode Island Art Educators Association.

This exhibit will feature and celebrate Rhode Island art educators who have had a difficult school year, to say the least.

The timing of this exhibit is planned for the end of the summer and the beginning of the school year, giving the teaching artists time and opportunity to showcase their most recent works, often times completed during the summer months.

Looking to showcase your artwork?

The Warwick Center for the Arts offers a large, brick-walled main gallery easily accommodates 50-60 pieces for artists or artist groups. Receptions can be held  for family, friends, and patrons in the main gallery during the exhibit. Exhibit schedule is planned nearly 12-18 months in advance, so reserve early.

Mission

To connect people of all ages and abilities to a variety of affordable arts and cultural experiences.

Vision

Be a dynamic resource that encompasses all aspects of the arts and provide for the exciting exchange of idea to create enriching experiences and contribute to the quality of life within the State of Rhode Island.

COVID Policy

For the safety of our staff and community:

• All attendees 13 and older must show proof of being fully vaccinated.
  (Card, Photocopy or Camera Photo)
• All attendees 3 to 12 must wear a mask.
• No exceptions will be permitted.
• All cast are fully vaccinated.