CELEBRATING THE NATIONAL ARTS IN EDUCATION WEEK WITH HOLANDE
CARIBBEAN ARTS FROM RHODE ISLAND
PPROVIDENCE, RI WITH SOUND SESSION PARADE SPRINGFIELD,MA WITH EXPLORATIONS
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Imago Gallery 36 Market Street, Warren, RI 02885 The RISCA Fellowship Exhibition features works by 26 of the State's Finest Artists. Please join us for the Artists Reception on Friday, February 12, 6pm - 9pm RISCA is also proud to present a special performance of rhythmic poetry by RISCA Folk Arts Fellowship Merit Award Recipient Lydia Perez of the Puerto Rican Institute for the Arts 401.222.3880 All events take place at Imago Gallery and are free and open to the public. More Information: Imago Gallery 401 245 3348