NEWS

Creative outlet

Posted 8/17/22

Whether a seasoned artist or a youngster discovering the joy of experimenting with colors and shapes The Warwick Center for the Arts summer program offers an opportunity to celebrate creativity. …

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NEWS

Creative outlet

A MATTER OF AGILITY: Emmett Revens with Selina Genao looking on and Madelyn Hallett play a game of stacking and then just as quickly collecting plastic cups in a break from exercise their more creative talents.

CUBIST SCULPTURE: Emmett Revens looks to made additions to his block tower.

HELPING OUT: Coventry High School student Aiden Petrin has been volunteering at the summer art camp. Last week he assisted by painting one surface on scores of different shaped wooden blocks that campers will use for their projects. The color he picked? Well, purple of course – it’s is favorite.

HER FAVORITE: Danielle Salisbury, executive director, holds a work by Hebe-Tee-Tse-Lee in the Side by Side show bringing together a diverse group of artists now on display at the Warwick Center for the Arts through Aug. 20.

Posted Wednesday, August 17, 2022 7:00 pm

Whether a seasoned artist or a youngster discovering the joy of experimenting with colors and shapes The Warwick Center for the Arts summer program offers an opportunity to celebrate creativity. Currently on display id the Side By Side invitational curated group art show through Aug. 20. The show is free and the gallery is open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. Don’t be fooled if the front door facing Post Road is locked yet the flag outside declares it is open. Try the side door facing City Hall and you’re likely to walk in to a session of the center’s summer camp classes. And who’s to say you won’t pick up a few pointers from a bunch of enthusiastic campers. Winners in the Side By Side show are: 1st prize, Robin Spears, Quintuple Piercing Points; 2nd prize, Cynthia Shorris, Angell Street and 3rd prize, Mikala Jackson, Two Spirits. Honorable Mention is Hector Aquino, Woman's Face and Director's Choice Award is Hebe-Tee-Tse Lee, Squash Blossom. (Warwick Beacon photos)