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ART! Material Matters exhibition at Jamestown Arts
Image, above: Michael Cochran, Merida, 2020. Ink and gold leaf with oil pastel on paper.
With Michael Cochran, Lloyd Martin, Susan Shutan, and Jason Travers
Material Matters is a multimedia exhibition that explores how four nationally recognized artists navigate cross-cultural associations and narratives to reference and (re)shape meaning. Opening Reception at Jamestown Arts Center will be held on Friday, September 20th from 5:30-7:30 pm. The event is free and open to all.

Drawing from influences as diverse as ancient Buddhist architecture to the Harlem Renaissance and 21st Century Post-Modernism, the artists’ creative practice confronts and distorts relationships between form and signification. The exhibit will interrupt viewer perception while engaging them in a cross cultural diaspora dialogue that explores a transformational and intersectional experience.
Curated by Ari Montford
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Gallery Hours: Wednesday – Saturday 11am – 3 pm or by appointment.
Located at 18 Valley Street, Jamestown, RI
Facility is fully wheelchair accessible. Please contact us with any questions or requests for accommodations by email or by calling (401) 560-0979.
About the Jamestown Arts Center
The Jamestown Arts Center is a non-profit, multi-disciplinary facility created to benefit the community of Jamestown, RI, and beyond. Their Mission: Engages, enriches and inspires through extraordinary arts and educational experiences. Their Vision: Strives to be a leading arts and cultural hub where creativity, ideas, and innovation flourish.
Visit the Jamestown Arts Center to learn more.