Walk, Bike, Drive or
Take our Trolley Tour!
Our trolley experience includes a Guided Tour
of participating artist spaces, galleries, live performers & more!
Tours Begin at 5:30pm
at 2 Locations:
1) 16 Cutler Street, Warren
or
2) 125 Thames., Bristol
and end at 9:00pm at the place you began
Park & Ride, Meet and Greet the Artists! It’s free & fun
… but seating is limited!
Sponsored by: Roger William University, Top Drawer art at the Brass & Bank Five
You can also Walk, Bike or Drive at your own pace
and grab a bite in between!
Please join our fantastic all-volunteer crew as we explore what’s going on in the East Bay.
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Warren
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Candis Dixon works in ceramics and a variety of other media.. “The wheel, the press, the garden: cross-pollinating fire, water, earth, paper, ink, paint”. John Boland produces hand crafted utilitarian pottery and one of a kind ceramic art for interiors and garden spaces. Each art object is designed with a special place in mind. He creates his own glazes and finishes his work in a Bailey gas-fired kiln.
Live Music: Community String Project
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July 30th We will host a public reception for our New Fiber Art Works on display by artists: Emily Sherwood, Nick Taylor, Roy Santos, Stefanie Aubin and others. Come see and touch our artists’ unexpected explorations into fiber arts!
Live Music: Steve and Son
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Howard specializes in abstractions and imaginative creations. His subjects include architectural elements, nature, and everyday scenes showing the interplay of forms, colors, and textures. HIs images have been exhibited throughout Rhode Island as an artist member of Imago Foundation and other local arts associations.
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Imago features artist member Howard Windham, guest artist John DeMelim & others in “Making Faces”. Windham’s art is purposefully eclectic; merging art, design, and illustration, DeMelim’s work is from a seies of collages on canvas that comine imager reclaimed from previous prints, proof sheets and more, even using form form his welded sculpture.
Music: Mary Traynor & Co.
Mary Lorraine is a native of Bristol, RI. Her appreciation for music spans many genres though her preference in music performance lies in traditional country and folk styles. She has performed in several bands through the years and has teamed up with many talented musicians in addition to playing violin in the Community String Project.
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Meet and chat with R.W. Alley, illustrator of over one hundred children’s books, including the current Paddington Bear books, and his wife Zoë Alley, children’s book author, at Donna Neville’s gallery and frame shop. There will be original illustrations (some for sale) on show and snacks.
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Bristol
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The Roger Williams Park Zoo’s local Chapter of the American Assoc. of Zoo Keepers (AAZK) is dedicated to supporting local and global conservation, animal enrichment and professional development. We will be showing ‘One of a Kind’, handmade art to support education, conservation and animal welfare programs. Some items are made by animals and others by people who love them. Don’t miss it!
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Cynthia Ragona is a Barrington, Rhode Island photographer who operates
Sea Green Photography, photographing children and families. Cynthia’s personal work, including landscapes, street scenes, and still lifes highlights the natural beauty in simple, everyday moments.
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8 10 Wardwell Street
BRISTOL ART MUSEUM – (BAM)
CURRENT EXHIBIT: “Island Time”
On View July 24 – September 6
Artist Reception, Friday July 24, 7-9 pm
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On Exhibit
Michael Gaillard- Photography
Peter Gish – Painting
Karen Iglehart – Painting
Teri Malo – Painting
Susan Schultz – Sculpture
Betsy Zimmerman – Printmaking
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9 435 & 437 Hope Street
HOPE GALLERY/Hope & Company
Feature Artist: Sue Prideaux & Rob Rey
“Birds, Bees & Botanicals”
Exhibiting July 16 – August 7
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Featuring represented artists: Sue Prideaux and Rob Rey. Sue Prideaux com- bines more modern and expressionistic forms to create her oil and watercolor paintings. Rob Rey uses strong “bravura” strokes, confidently blending one into another to capture excitement rivalling the ‘real thing’.
LIve Music: Ned Connors
Ned Connors is a long time acoustic and nylon string guitarist whose styles range from Bossa Nova, Jazz Standards to Blues and Rock. [email protected]
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Charlie Kovach’s exhibit comprises interpretations of multi-cultural artifacts; old and new, abstract at times but also expressing obvious ideas. The work reveals visual and tactile evidence giving value to a modern people. “My hope is these translate into timeless imagery and historic symbols – still valid in their power to communicate.”
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