Events
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May 6th 2010 from 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Exhibit is Apr 25- Jun 25 2010
Pawtucket Arts Collaborative 4th Annual Multicultural Exhibit
@Blackstone Valley Visitor's Center
175 Main Street
Pawtucket, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Nancy Gaucher-Thomas
A juried exhibit featuring artists from Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Presented by the Pawtucket Arts Collaborative Gallery Comittee: Nancy Gaucher-Thomas, Mimo Gorden Riley, Holly Gaboriault, Steven Subotnick and Amy Jean Romero.
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January 18, 2009 through February 26th, 2010
Artist Reception: February 2nd 2010 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Household Saints: African Spirituality in Cuban Art and Culture
@URI Feinstein Campus
(downtown)
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (401) 277-5206
Exhibition dates: January 18, 2009 through February 26th, 2010
This is a very exciting exhibit that comes from the Cuban Art Space in New York City.
Artists: Manuel Mendive, Elio Vilva, Salvador Gonzalez, Alejandro Lazo, Jacqueline and Yamilys Brito, Erik Castillo, Javier Gallosa, Suitberto Goire, Alicia Leal, Montebravo, Mederox, Alicia Leal, Fidel Reina, and with Local artists: Astrid, Ana Flores, Tamara Diaz and Paul Daglieri
February 2, 2010 from 5-7pm:
Reception presentations by Sandra Levinson and Steve Quintana
February 3, 2010 5-7pm:
Reception with reading by Ana Flores and Music and dance and stories by Melody Thompson Thomas and Tony Johnson, Spoken word by Natasha Busari
February 4, 2010 5-7pm:
Human Creativity: Music, Dance and drummming from Central Falls High School
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September 25th 2009 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Las Contemporáneas: A Showcase of Contemporary Latina Art
@Gallery DEMI
123 North Main Street, Suite 4
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Debralee Lacobucci
Participating Artists:
Tamara Diaz
Evangelista Jimenez
Maria Del Carmen Mercado
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September 14th to the 25th 2009
Artist's Reception: September 18th 2009 from 7:00pm to 9:00pm
Conversaciones (Conversations) Art Exhibit
@Rhode Island School of Design (RISD)
Multicultural Center's Yellow House Gallery
41 Waterman Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: none
The artists: Pablo Alvarez, Jaime Camacho, Maria Garcia Corretjer, Tamara Diaz, Felix Diclo, Ana Flores, Fransisco Hernandez, Ciraco Herrero, Maria Mercado, Evans Molina, Tatiana Pina, Amy Jean Romero, Sidney Tillet and Kristian Rangel Vallari. Curated by Elena Calderon Patino.
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July 17th to August 17th 2009
Artist Reception: July 17th 2009 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm
Miracle Due, Gonna Come True; Latino Art
@The Courthouse Center for the Arts
3481 Kingstown Rd
W. Kingstown, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.CourthouseArts.org
The show is called "Miracle Due, Gonna Come True; Latino art at The Courthouse Center for the Arts."
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June 1 - June 26, 2009
Artist Reception: June 18th 2009 from 5:00 pm to 9:00pm
The State of the Arts in Rhode Island
@University of RI~Feinstein Providence Campus
80 Washington Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (401) 277-5206
A Mixed Media exhibit featuring works by Astrid, Nichole Dingee Allinson, Scott Allinson, Sam Ames, Deb Baldizar, Marjorie Ball, Mary Benton, Jay Berenson, Richard P. Bennett, Mary Ellen Benoit, Tyna Braxton, Michael Bryce, Eileen Collins, Antonio Carniero, Margaret Chobanian, Jill Ann Cook, Wendy Crooks, Joseph P. DaSilva, Deborah DeAngelo, David DeMelim, Elaine Devonis, Tamara Diaz, Janie Dillon, Bob Dilworth, Leslie Dolan, Melanie Ducharme, Carrie Edens, Lillian R. Engel, Susan Fossati, George Garcia, Gayla Gazzerno, Alice Benvie Gebhart, Aaron Gregoire, Amie Hannon, Sean Harrington, David Howard, Graham Hefferman, Alice Esposito, Harold Tony Indelicato, Sean Johnson, Mary Kosowski, Sylvia Krausse, Mary Kudiak, Suzanne Lewis, Michael LaPointe, Ana Marinelli, Don Martone, Karen McHugh, Joanna Miller, Vanessa Miller, Tom Morissey, Chris Murphy, Eileen Namaka, Erika Namaka, Kate Oggel, Grace Osediacz, Barbara Pagh, Philip Palombo, Gerry Perrino, Frank Piccirilli, Robert Renzi, Hannah Resseger, Lisa-Marie Ricci, Gary Richman, Ed Lyman-Rondeau, Joe Rossi, Lisa Russell, Brett Rutherford, Ibraham Abdus-Sabur, Dianne (dee) Schuman, Frances Stanton, Jacqueliine Sylivia, Susanne Tierney, Anthony Tomaselli, Carol Traxler, Katie Truskoski, Stephen C. Wood, Sarina Wyant, Nancy Wylie, Mark Zellers, and Elizabeth Zimmerman.
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June 4th to June 28th 2009
Artist Reception:
June 4th 2009 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Pride Art Exhibit: Discovering Queer Life, Past Present and Future
@Gallery Q
232 Westminster Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.PrideRi.org
Queer Art & Queer History @ Gallery Q Discovering Queer Life: past, present and future Open June 4th-28th from 11-6 Monday through Saturday Watch for special Gallery Q Events throughout the month!
Exhibition dates: June 4 to June 28th
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Jun 2nd to 27th 2008 - Mon to Thurs from 9am to 9pm, Fri & Sat 9am to 4pm
Artist's Reception -Jun 19th 2008 from 5pm to 9pm
The State Of The Arts In Rhode Island
@Univeristy Of RI Feinstein Providence Campus
80 Washington Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: 401 277-5206
This is an exhibit of students, faculty or alumni of URI, RIC, or CCRI.
Artists: Ben Anderson, Scott Allinson, Nchole Dingee Allinson, Sam Ames, Marjorie Ball, Richard P. Bennett, Mary Ellen Benoit, Kay Blount, Harriet Brisson, Michael Bryce, Margaret Chobanian, Wendy Crooks, Joseph P. DaSilva, Tamara Diaz, Bob Dilworth, Melanie Ducharme, Lilian R. Engel, George Garcia, John Gavis, Alice Benvie Gebhart, Lance Gorton, Aaron Gregoire, Gary Heath, David Howard, Ellen Huie, Mary Kosowski, Syliva Krausse, Nora Lewis, Michael LaPointe, Christopher Lee, Jay Lee, Deb Lusignan, Betsy MacDonald, John McCaughe, Melissa Maguire, Karen McHugh, David Miller, Tom Morrissey, Eileen Namaka, Kate Oggel, Daniel Osediacz, Grace Osediacz, Brian O'Malley, Barbara Pagh, Philip Palumbo, Robert Renzi, Lisa-Marie Ricci, Gary Richman, Ed Lyman-Rondeau, Lisa Russell, Mike Ryan, Ibriham A. Sabur, Frances Stanton, Bryan Steinberg, Zoey Stites, Kathy Szpila, Susanne Tierney, Anthony Tomaselli, Sally Tschantz-Dwyer, Stephen C.Wood, Sarina Wyant, Mark Zellers and Berge Zobian.
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Jun 7th to 31st 2008 - from 9am to 5pm
Artist's Reception - Jun 12th 2008 from 5pm to 9pm
Columbia Nos Une 2008
@Pawtucket Visitor's Center
175 Main Streeet
Pawtucket, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Pawtucket Visitor's Center
Sociedad Culural Colombo Americana Presents: Exposicion de Arte Latino: "Columbia Nos Une" (Comlubia Unites Us). Exhibit dates: June 7 - 31st with the Opening Reception on June 12th. Painters: Felix Diclo (Republica Dominicana), Jaime Camacho (Columbia), Francisco Garcia (Columbia), Carlos Ochoa (Columbia), Tamara Diaz (Cuba), Carlos Vejarano (Peru), Alicia Preza (Salvador) and Photographers: Pablo Mijares (Venezuela), Alfonso Salas (Ecuador), Gloria Carrigg (Salvador), Myguel Angel (Bolivia), Jorge Urena (Republica Dominicana) and Sculptors: German Betzalel Cadena (Columbia) y Jaime Camacho (Columbia).
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Jan 21st to Feb 8th 2008
Artist's Reception - Jan 22nd 2008 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Hermana a Hermana (Sister to Sister)
@Johnson and Wales University Multicultural Center
259 Pine Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (401) 598-1769
Hermana a Hermana is Big Sister's new mentoring program for Latina girls, ages 7-15. The art exhibition will be up from January 21 - February 8th, 2008, and will feature the work of local multi-cultural artists. Partcipating artists: Kim Kazan, Amy Jean Romero, Cynthia A Taylor, Tamara Diaz, Monique Johnson, Clare Nesdall, Eve Jimenez. Poem by: Maggie Picot Photographer: Betsy McLaughlin.
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Dec 4th 2007 from 5:00pm to 10:00pm
A Taste of Culture
@Rhode Island College's Student Union Ballroom
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (401) 456-8285
The Latin American Student Organization presents this annual event which promotes education about diveristy within the Latin American culture by displaying art, jewlry, music, dance, food and fashion. There will be a variety of Latin performers, such as Kufa Castro and a Capoera performance.
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Nov 15th 2007 from 5:00pm to 9:00pm
Vision Creativa! A Multicultural Mixed Media Exhibit
@URI Providence Campus Gallery
1st and 2nd floor lobbies
80 Washington Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (401) 277-5206 or visit www.uri.edu/prov
Exhibit dates: November 5 - December 27th
Gallery Night Reception November 15th 5-9pm
Hours M-Th 9-9, F&S 9-4, closed Sunday and holidays.
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Nov 7th 2007 from 5:00pm to 8:00pm
Silent Auction to benefit Cristian Parra
@Center for Hispanic Policy and Advocacy (CHISPA)
421 Elmwood Avenue
Providence, RI
Cost: Free, but you can bid on art!
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (401) 241-2223
This is a benefit to raise money for 29 year old, Cristian Parra who has terminal cancer.
Partipating artists:
Pablo Mijares (Venezuela), Nilton Cardenas (Peru), Julian Osorio (Columbia), Tamara Diaz, Luis Fernando Cortes, Carlos Ochoa, Jaime Carrera (Columbia), Fransisco Hernandez (Republica Dominicana), Manuel Gonzales (Republica Dominicana) Y Deborah Hammel (USA).
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Oct 13th 2007 @ 5:30pm
Herencia de Las Americas/Heritage of the Americas
@Pawtucket Visitor's Center
175 Main Street
Pawtucket, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (401) 440-2209
The Columbian Cultural Society Presents: Herencia de Las Americas, in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. Presenting artists:
Tamara Diaz (Cuba),
Jaime Fernando Carrera (Columbia),
Alfonso Salas (Ecuador),
Luis Fernando Cortes (Columbia),
Gloria Carrigg (El Salvador),
Francisico Garcia (Columbia),
Felix Diclo (Republica Dominicana),
Carlos Arturo Ochoa (Columbia),
Pablo Mijares (Venezuela),
Julian Antonio Osorio (Columbia).
Curators: Nilton Cardenas Y Magdalena Rojas
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Oct 1st to the 31st 2007 - Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm
Reception: Oct 10th 2007 @ 6:00pm to 9:00pm
The 6th Annual State Latin American Art Exhibit
Expresiones Y Colores De Arte Latino (Visions and Colors of Latin Art)
@Atrium Gallery
State Administration Building
Across from the State House (One Capitol Hill)
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.hispanicheritageri.org
Celebrating the Hispanic Heritage month
with the participation of renowned artists of our region:
ARA , Juan Barbosa,
Jamie Camacho,
Tamara Diaz,
Ester Eder,
Fransico Hernandez,
Agustin Patino &
Carlos Santiago.
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Oct 7th 2007 @ 7:00pm
Living Water
@St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Pawtucket, RI
Cost: $8
Category: Music
Contact: Paul's Episcopal Church
Living Water is a concert of songs growing from various traditions, including Afro-Carribean, blues, funk, gospel, rock and folk. This is a debut of original songs by Nisha Purushotham, who will be joined by singer/songwriter Greg Borom and a number of special guest artists, including Tamara Diaz, Eliza Domingo and Simone Renee Spruce. There will also be a performance by Riders Against the Storm.
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Jul 19th 2007 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Providence Latin American Film Festival Poster Image Competition Reception
@Firehouse 13 Gallery
41 Central Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Providence Latin American Film Festival
Come vote for the painting you feel would represent the PLAFF 2007. I hope you vote for me! My patintings in the exhibit are Peace Pump and Poder/Power.
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Jun 14th to the 21st 2007
Pride For Life Art Exhibit
@The Space at Alice
235 Westminster St.
(on the corner of Union & Westminster)
Providence, RI
Cost: Free!
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.PrideRI.com
*Special Gallery Night reception on June 21, 2007
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May 4th 2007 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm
Paintings by Tamara Diaz
@Robert Anthony Interiors
136 N. Second Streeet, Old City
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.RobertAnthonyInteriors.com
Come see Tamara Diaz's last Philly exhibit for a while!
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Mar 2nd 2007 from 6:00pm-9:00pm
Heads: Five Local Artists Explore Portrature
@Flourish
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Ric Best at Flourish
This exhibit is part of First Friday in Old City, where there are about 45 galleries having art exhibit openings on this night.
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Nov 3rd 2006 from 5:30pm to 9:00pm
Girard Nights: Philadelphia's Premiere Mulitcultural 'First Friday' Event
@Las Casuelas
426 W. Girard Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.GirardNights.com
Featured Artists:
Tamara Diaz, Jenna Dohrmann, Chris Curchin, Vinson Houston, Jamar McLaurin, Po-Hong Yu, Tamara Johnson and Raven
Feartured performer Cellist, Daniel De Jesus (Rock and Classical Fusion) will be at the different sites.
Opening Receptions will be at PRFAA: 1211 2nd Street (2nd and Girard) which will also feature the Goodlands Project Exhibit from the Program El Centro de Nueva Creacion. The children at the centro took a photography class as part of its summer arts enrichment program. The project was careated to build artistic talent in young people and to counter the negative misconceptions of our community as the "Badlands."
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Oct 2nd to Oct 27th 2006
The 5th Annual Rhode Island State Latin American Art Expo: "Distortion" (Distorcion)
@Atrium Gallery
One Capitol Hill
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Victor Mendoza: (401) 222-3900
Open Reception: Wednesday October 11th, 2006 at 7:00pm
This is a Latin American group exhibition which will be up from October 2, to October 27th, 2006. The exhibit celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, and features 20 of the most recognized Latino artists of Rhode Island. Gallery hours are 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday thru Friday.
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Jun 2nd to Jul 31st 2006
Opening Reception on June 8th from 5:30pm to 7:30pm
Q Art
@Art Institute Gallery
at The Art Institute of Philadelphia
1622 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.ArtInstitues.edu/Philadelphia
The Art Institute of Philadelphia celebrates PHILLY PRIDE 2006 with an exhibition of work by:
Michael Biello, Tamara Diaz, Thom Duffy, James Englebart, Raymond Ercoli, Clarity Haynes, Paul Davis Jones, James Lynes, Jason Pennypacker, Gyan Samara, William Whiting, and others...This exhibit will run from June 2 thru July 31st, 2006.
Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday 9am to 7:00pm, Saturdays from 12pm to 4:00pm
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Apr
15th 2006 from 5:30pm to 7:00pm
The Human Pixel Project
@Three Columns Gallery
at Harvard University
10 Cowperthwaite Street
Cambridge, MA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.HumanPixelProject.net
This is the debut of the Human Pixel Project, developed
by Peter Smuts. The Human Pixel Project is a collaborative
art project, open to anyone, made up of thousands of
2x2 inch works in all mediums from hundreds, and eventually
thousands, of artists. Over 400 artists and over 3000
pixels so far. These thousands of pixels are continuously
used and re-used as elements in larger, aggregate works,
now in physical form by me but eventually by anyone
interested in digitally assembling new works from the
inventory of pixel images soon available on this site.
The autonomous works of hundreds of unrelated individuals
therefore become the underlying palate and medium of
future creations by other artists, each pixel engaged
in a continual process of formation and reformation
as a component of a larger whole, existing always as
both an expression of an individual vision and as a
element of a larger, itself temporary and contingent,
whole. This process of assembling new works from th!
e pixels is a fundamental element of the project and
extends its core idea, namely that of a democracy of
artistic creation defined by a collective willingness
to participate in an effort that transcends the individual
and to discover through that process new modes of expression
and new understandings about what it means to be a creator,
viewer, and 'consumer' of art.
So far, the participating artists are from the U.S.,
Canada, England, Ireland, France, Holland, Serbia, Romania,
Australia, Argentina, and Mexico.
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Feb
2nd 2006 from 7:30pm to 10:00pm
Queer Salon
@The William Way Community Center
1315 Spruce Street
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.waygay.org
The Trans/Queer Salon is back @ the William Way! Come
celebrate the success of last month's showing with the
following FRESH n OUT artists:
Tamara Diaz: artist &
youth art therapist influenced by hip hop, graffiti,
& her Cuban roots,
Maple Rabbit: "Philadelphia's
favorite (and only) all keyboard video dance band,"
Sue Collins: Singer &
writer with erotique themes exploring genderland,
Maria Christina Alvarez:
Chicana artist excited to begin a creative career with
a unique vision,
Christina Molieri: Photographer
& documentarian extraordinaire and
Rachel Thompson: Multi-talented
artist & activist creating magic with vivid watercolors.
Wine (w/ID) & light refreshments served. All welcome!
Parents: some subject matter with
adult themes.
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Jan
26th 2006 from 3:30pm to 6:00pm
Los Tres Reyes Art Exhibit
@Community College of Philadelphia
at The Rotunda in the Mint Building
1700 Spring Garden Street
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.LaColectiva.com
This is a group exhibit featuring artists such as: This
is a group exhibit featuring the artists: Tamara Diaz,
Angel Catala, Michelle Angela Ortiz, Virginia Sanchez,
Da'wud Young, and the collection of El Viejo San Juan.
etc. The exhibit can be viewed from December 19th to
January 27th, 2006, daily between 8am and 10pm.
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Nov 18th 2005 @ 4:00pm
"My North Philly" Mural Dedication: Celebrando
Nuestra Cultura/Celebrating Our Culture
@2757 North 5th Street
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: info@muralarts.org
Celebrando Nuestra Cultura/Celebrating Our Culture was
designed by Jason Slowik and members of the Latino community
to capture the culture of those in the community. “My
North Philly” is part of a large public arts project,
a series of murals that explore the stories and lives
of people throughout North Philadelphia.
This mural has been made possible through a generous
donation from the Hispanic Association of Contractors
and Enterprises (HACE), and the John S. and James L.
Knight Foundation's Community Partners in Arts Access
Initiative , Livible Initiative Support Corporation(LISC)
and State Farm Insurance. It was painted with the support
of people from the State Correctional Institution at
Graterford and Mural Arts Program assistants.
"Those who say it can't be done need to move
out of the way for those who are doing it."
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Nov 15th 2005 @ 7:00pm
Starting Over
@The Rotunda
4014 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.ArtClash.com
This is an exhibit of artists who are working with mediums
they have never used before. Starting Over is an ArtClash
Collective Project. Music will be provided by: BELEGOST
RAMONA CÓRDOVA SKULLASTICA MY COMPASS SPINS GIRLS'
DJ 101
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Nov 9th from 6:00pm-8:00pm
(Opening Reception)
Nov 2nd to Dec 2nd, 2005 (Exhibit dates)
Collective Art 2005
@Knight Campus Gallery
Community College of Rhode Island
400 East Avenue
Warwick, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: http://www.uimaginestudio.com/evnts1.html
Exhibit dates: November 2 - December 2, 2005. The gallery
hours are Monday - Saturday 11am - 4:00pm.
Directions: Take the elevator at the main enterance
to the third floor. Make a left out of the elevator
and take a sharp left over the outdoor ramp.
Participating Artists: Nilton
Cardenas, Luis Cepeda, Frank Piccirrillo, Tony Reeves,
Francisco Hernandez, Tamara Diaz, Guillermo Pena.
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Nov 4th 2005 from 6:00pm
to 9:00pm
Alma Y Corazon (Heart and Soul)
@Puerto Rican Federal Affairs Administration
1211 North 2nd Street
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: 215-851-9930
A solo exhbit by Tamara Diaz, on First Friday
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Nov 3rd 2005 @ 6:00pm
"Nostalgia"
@Consulado de Venezuela
(Consulate of Venezuela)
7 East 51st Street 10022 (crosses with 5th Ave)
New York City, NY
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: http://www.newyork.embavenez-us.org
The Latino American culture is rich, vast and varies
from country to country. This is an exhibition whose
principal objective is to promote a rich cultural exchange
between these countries through color, texture, and
movement. This is a combination of artists born in Venezuela
and Latino American artists that one way or another
have been influenced by the Venezuelan
or Latino cultures.
Today the United States has become a point of geographical
convergence, and through this exhibit the artists use
their creative languages to visually mold their nostalgic
memories with which they live day by day.
The music, language and foods are only a few of the
aspects that continue bringing together these Latino
artists, as immigration, exile, invasion of space, freedom
of speech, violence, and globalization are also significant.
These new aspects adopted miles away from the native
lands are used as common points of intersection between
the artists and viewers.
Artists include:
Mirian Alennis
Pablo Alvarez
Fabiola Alvarez-Yurcisin
Jose Aragon
Nilton Cardenas
Tamara Diaz
Javier Lara
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Oct 12th @ 7:00pm
Perfidia: 4th Annual State Latin American Visual Arts
Expo 2005
@Atrium Gallery
State Department of Administration Building
One Capitol Hill (across from the State House)
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (401) 222-3900
The Atrium Gallery will be open during the month of
October, Monday thru Friday 8:30AM to 4:30PM. The Opening
Reception is on Wednesday, October 12th. This exhbit
is sponsored by The State Of Rhode Island Department
of Administration Human Resource Outreach and Diversity
Office. Music will be provided by Voces de los Andes.
Artists:
Mario Ahumada
Pablo Alvarez
Astrid
Prof. Jose Buscaglia
Steven Bravo
Arnaldo Cabral
Nilton Cardenas
Simon Capaly
Pedro A. Prada-Cardenas
Tamara Diaz
Felix Diclo
Gustavo Fermin
David Fleurant
Ana Flores
Franklyn Hernandez
Ivan Marte
Sarah Martinez
Carlos Ochoa-Olarte
Agustin Patiño
Elena Carderon-Patiño
Sonia Peña
Patricio Ponte
Dario Rojas
Xiomara Tejeda
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Oct 6th 2005 from 5:00-8:00pm
Opening Reception
Exhibit dates: October 1-31st, 2005
Collectiva Internacional
@Salve Regina University
at the McKillop Library
100 Ochre Point Avenue
Newport, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.salve.edu
Exhibit dates: October 1-31st, 2005
This is a an exhibit of Latino artists in celebration
of Latino Month. The opening reception is October 5th,
but the exhibit will be up for the whole month. La instalacion
sera de un mes para celebrar el mes de la hispanidad.
Participating artists:
Luis Cepeda
Elena C. Patiño
Agustin Patiño
Pablo Alvarez
Ruby Alvarado
Mary O. Gallegos
Alfonso Acevedo
Victor Gonzalez
Ricardo Urbiz
Felix Diclo
Francisco Hernandez
Barbara Alvarado
Tamara Diaz
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Sept 18th 2005 from
12:30pm-6:30pm
Feria Del Barrio
@5th St. & Lehigh Ave.
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Other
Contact: (215) 423-6320
Come to the 22nd annual, community-wide, all afternoon
musical, dance and art extravaganza presenting local
and guest artistic talent. This event is a collaboration
of the Asociación de Músicos Latino Americanos
(AMLA), ASPIRA of Pennsylvania, Congreso, HACE and Taller
Puertorriqueño, Inc. This annual neighborhood
festival draws up to 20,000 people to dance salsa, check
out local Latino bands and sample Latin American cuisine.
Come see the art, fill your stomach with empanadas and
bacalaitos, and soak your spirits in authentic island
sounds.
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Aug 27th 2005 @ 7:00pm
"The Big Art Show"
@The South Philadelphia Athenaeum
2011 South Juniper St.
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.BigArtShow.com
This is an exhibit of multiple artists coming together
to perform, exhibit visual art and do installations.
"BIG ART SHOW" is our banner. It is the guise
in which we rally a dream of something cool, something
real, something unspoiled by money and politics. Art
shows guerrilla style morphing into a location. We are
something to experience, something to remember."
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Aug 5th 2005 from 6:00pm
to 9:00pm
"Off The Wall"
@Qbix Gallery
211 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (215) 625-2521
"Off The Wall” is a fantastic event for both
the beginning art lover and established collector in
search of quality art at affordable prices. It's an
ideal exhibition for these fun in the sun days of summer.
Exhibition dates: July 1 - August
24, 2005
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July 16th 2005 @ 8:00pm
Group Art Exhibit and Party
@Halcyon Gallery
3237 Amber Street
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: $10
Category: Visual Art
Contact: 610-291-1020
Art by various artists, ArcheDream's debut of "Work
in Progress," featuring live acoustic music by
ONE, Dj's spinning an eclectic blend of hip-hop, Breaks,
Electro, Reggae, Soul, Funk, House and Raga, as well
as original electronic music by Glen Weikert.
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June 10th 2005 from
6:00pm to 8:00pm
Noches De Arte en el Barrio
@Watt's Studio
2712 N. 5th Street
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: 267-980-7489
Exhibition Sites at El Centro de Oro Business and Cultural
Arts District :
1. Watt's Studio: Paintings by Tamara Diaz
2. Julia De Burgos Elementary School: Ricardo Garcia
and Abe Ortiz, and Poetry by Congreso's Youth Works
Program
3. Raices Culturales LatinoAmericanas: Una Vista a Loiza,
Puerto Rico featuring work by Samuel Lind and others
4. Taller Puertorriqueno: Artist and Ex-political prisoner,
Elizam Escobar, and Passages from the Return
5. HACE: Past and Present ASPIRANTES from the ASPIRA
Leadership Program
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Mar 17th 2005 from
5:00pm to 9:00pm
Connecting the Dots/Conectando los Puntos
@Sol Gallery
104 Valley Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Join the celebration at Sol Gallery as it opens It's
new exhibit Connecting the Dots, and a party saying
farewell to its favorite Gallery Director/karaoke lounge
singer Jose Pinera. Bring your favorite Tom Jones CD
(It's Not Unusual) that Jose can sing to. Bring a piano
and he will sing whatever you want! See Jose as he looks
on karaoke nights, transforming from mild-mannered but
loud and effusive gallery director to wild Tom Jones
sex God karaoke star. "Life leads us in many different
directions and all that we can do is connect with the
people we meet, the places that we live in and make
them ours." Connecting the Dots, is a tribute to
friendships made in Rhode Island." In 1998 a group
of artist established Sol Gallery to promote Latino
arts and culture, as well as being a bridge with other
communities in Rhode Island. Connecting the Dots continues
the mission and its tradition. Some of the artists that
will be exhibiting are: Tatiana Pina, Felix Diclo, Pablo
Alvares, Nilton Cardenas, Julia Vera, Paul Daglieri,
Tamara Diaz, Francisco Hernandez, Javier Lara.
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Feb 12th 2005 from
12pm to 8pm
Bryn Mawr's First Annual Conference for LGBTQ Students
of Color
@Bryn Mawr College
101 North Merion Ave.
Bryn Mawr, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Choose One
Contact: (610) 526-5000
"People of color have some distinctive concerns
with issues of sexual identity," founder of the
group, Rachel Robbins explains. "Sometimes it's
a struggle to reconcile a cultural identity with a queer
identity, and they feel that they have to choose one
over another. Students might not feel comfortable discussing
those issues either in an LGBT group that's predominantly
white, or a group of students with similar cultural
backgrounds that deals primarily with issues of race
or ethnicity. So people end up being a lot more secretive
than they need to be."
We will be featuring the visual art of Cuban-American
artist, Tamara Diaz, who will
be available for discussion.
Workshop Schedule:
12-1pm - Debbie Ruben
1:15-2:15pm - Loui Ortiz of
Philadelphia's GALEI (Gay & Lesbian Latino AIDS
Initiative) Project, to speak on Homophobia & Hip
Hop
2:30-3:30pm - Nick Sakuri
of USSA ( the United States Student Association) to
do a workshop on Direct Action Organizing
3:45-4:45pm - Yu Tong and
Cypher OF NYC's FIERCE! Will be coming from San Francisco
to do a workshop of Transphobia
5-6pm - Reverend Stephanie
Carter to speak on Homophobia and the Black Church
6-8pm - Reception Dinner
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 Jan
12th to Feb 25th 2005
CARNIVAL!
@URI Feinstein Providence Campus
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (401) 277-5206
The University of Rhode Island Feinstein Providence
Campus is presenting CARNIVAL!, a mixed media exhibit
exploring the Afro-Caribbean festival traditions also
known as Carnavale, Mardi Gras and Rah-Rah.
Free and open to the public, the exhibit runs Jan. 12
through Feb. 25, 2005. A reception will be held on Jan.
28 from 4 to 8 p.m. featuring live music and dance performances
at 7 p.m. in celebration of black history. The Providence
Campus gallery is located at 80 Washington St. and is
open Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday
and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The gallery is closed
Sunday and holidays.
The Carnivale celebration developed from a combination
of a pre-Lenten Christian festival and European pre-Christian
(pagan) traditions that were blended with African and
indigenous tribal rituals. The celebration was further
transformed in the Diaspora with traditional ritual
elements from the Caribbean, South and Central America
to become a colorful, masked, costumed, musical dance
celebration.
The exhibit includes photographs, paintings, sculpture,
masks, costumes, musical instruments and artifacts from
the following local and international artists. The cultural
areas of their works presented are noted in parenthesis:
Astrid of Greenville (Cuba), Jean Claude Blanc of Haiti
(Haiti), Stephen L. Cabral of New Bedford, Mass. (New
Orleans), Nilton Cardenas of Cranston (Peru), Paul Daglieri
of Providence, Rafael Diaz of Warwick, Tamara Diaz formerly
of Providence (Cuba), Felix Diclo of Providence (Dominican
Republic), Ana Flores of Hope Valley (Cuba), Frank Leslie
Hampton of New York (Barbados), Francisco Hernandez
of Providence (Dominican Republic), Kerry LaClaire of
Providence (Cuba), Fritzner Lamour of Haiti (Haiti),
Robert Lima of Newport (Caribbean Islands), Tom Morrissey
of Lincoln (Cuba), Munir D. Mohammed of Providence (Caribbean
Islands, Africa), Lydia Perez of Warwick (Puerto Rico),
Angel Quinonez of Providence (Cuba, Puerto Rico), Sidney
Tillet of Providence ! (Argentina, New Orleans) , and
Julia Vera of Worcester (Uruguay), and additional materials
from the collections of The Peaceable Kingdom (African).
Gladys Cordera Baker (Bolivia), Steven Pennell (Puerto
Rico), and Nada Weisburg (Puerto Rico).
The exhibit is sponsored by the URI Feinstein Providence
Campus Student Government Board. For more information
call 401-277-5206.
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Nov 13th to Dec 11th
2004 from 9:00am to 5:00pm
Paintings by Tamara Diaz
@HACE Program Office
2921 N. 5th Street
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (215) 426-4990 Juan Gutierrez
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Nov 12th to Dec 31st
2004 from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Latino Art Exhibit
@Gallery at City Hall
Washington Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Paul Brooks: 401-421-2489
November to December 2004: Paintings by Latino artists.
During his first month in office Mayor David N. Cicilline
created the Gallery at City Hall to showcase the work
of local artists. The Gallery at City Hall has held
an eclectic array of work highlighting the artistic
and cultural diversity that is found in the Providence
community.
The Gallery at City Hall is open during regular business
hours, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
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Nov 12th 2004 from
6:00pm to 8:00pm
Noches de Arte en el Barrio: Nights of Art in the Hood
@Julia De Burgos Bilingual Middle School
401 W. Lehigh Avenue
Philadelphia, PA
Cost: Free/Gratis
Category: Visual Art
Contact: (267) 980-7489
La Colectiva presents: “Noches de Arte en El Barrio,”
awarded the 2003 “Best New Cultural Event in Philadelphia”
by City Paper. An article in Philadelphia Weekly recently
stated, This area, knowns as the "Golden Block--
becomes a festive corridor where street musicians set
the mood while painters, photographers, authors and
poets showcase their wares." Carmen Febo, executive
director of Latino cultural center Taller Puertorriqueño,
says "Arts Nights in the Barrio is modeled after
Old City's First Friday. The idea is to use the arts
as a magnet to bring people together to experience the
Latin community." In November we continue with
very accomplished artists in there own right: Marta
Sanchez (Texas), Cesar Viveros (Mexican Muralist), Taiwan
Martinez (Venezuela), Tamara Diaz, Lucas Rivera, Francisco
Garcia, Leticia Roa-Nixon (Mexico City), Ruby Pacheco
and Juan Gutierrez. Each artist will display their work
at a different location along the premiere Latino business
corridor “El Centro de Oro Business and Cultural
Arts District” located along West Lehigh Avenue
between Mascher Street to the east and 6th Street to
the West and along the North 5th Street between Lehigh
and Allegheny Avenues.
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Nov 10th 2004 to Jan
5th 2005
What Now? Artist's Proposals for the Future
@www.SparcMurals.org
Cyber Space
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.SparcMurals.org
The Social and Public Art Resource Center prestents
the online exhibit: "What Now? Arist's Proposals
for the Future" Go to the website to see art and
photography by Tamara Diaz
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Oct 24th 2004 from
7:00pm to 11:00pm
Rhode Island Arts and Antique Auction
@RI PBS channel
Providence, RI
Cost: Auction
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.RIPbs.org
Beginning Sunday, October 24 through Wednesday, October
27 tune into the annual Rhode Island PBS Arts &
Antiques Auction. You will have a chance to bid on an
array of paintings, prints, photography, textiles, glassware,
jewelry, antiques, furniture, collectibles, and more!
Items are donated by well-known and emerging local artists
as well as area merchants. The auction showcases and
auctions off these works of art and unique antiques
from 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm each night! All proceeds from
the auction support programming at Rhode Island PBS
so bid fast, bid high and enjoy!
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Oct 13th 2004 @ 7:00pm
2004 RI State Latin American Visual Arts Expo: "Globalizacion"
@Atrium Gallery
1 Capitol Hill
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: VictorM@GW.DOA.State.RI.US
Exhibition by Latin American artists, in celebration
of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Artists: Pablo Alvarez, Laura
Baker, Maximo Ceballos, Elena Calderon Patino, Raphael
Diaz, Tamara Diaz, Felix Diclo, Freddy Escobar, Angel
Garcia, Ismael Flores, Rebbeca Flores, Fransisco Hernandez,
Alfredo Lorenzo, Sarah Martinez, Agustin Patino, Dario
Rojas, Erick Romero, Zenon Sansuste, & Arelis Vasquez.
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Oct 1st to Dec 31st
2004
Democracy Hangs in the Balance
@Social and Political Art Resource Center
Venice, CA
Online Exhibit
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.SparcMurals.org
Our environment is saturated with cultural meaning.
In the information society, images and ideas are constantly
being generated in every sector, from every perspective.
Some of these have the power to awaken outrage, such
as the pictures of abuse at the Abu Ghraib Prison. Tremendous
effort is expended by the powers-that-be to spin, disguise
and discredit information that might call existing arrangements
and policy into question. Our aim is to fight back.
This exhibit calls on artists to take part in the discourse,
using our expressive powers and social imagination to
focus attention on what wrongs must be made right and
to suggest how positive change may be accomplished thoughtfully
and creatively.
In this exhibit, artists share images, music, videos,
scripts, and ideas to help increase awareness, freedom,
democracy and justice in US society. These activists
make effective use of creative imagery, action and imagination
in moblizing awareness and participation towards social
action.
In this online exhbit, Tamara Diaz exhibits 6 photographs
taken in Mexico and the US. www.SparcMurals.org
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Sept 15th to Dec 31st
2004
"Look at Me! Look at Me!" Artist's Self-Portraits
@Robert Canaga Gallery
Online @ www.RobertCanagaGallery.com
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.RobertCanagaGallery.com
Get out your mirror. "Look at Me! Look at Me!"
is an exploration of the self portrait. You can view
the portraits at www.RobertCanagaGallery.com
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Sept 9th to Oct 1st
2004
"Snap To Grid"
@Los Angeles Center for Digital Art
5723 Melrose, Suite 202
Los Angeles, CA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.Lacda.com
Opening Reception Thursday September 9, 7-9pm
Gallery Statement:
The Los Angeles Center
For Digital Art decided to launch an international experiment
where artists upload images that are printed and hung
by the gallery. The hundreds of works are displayed
in a grid like installation (reminiscent of postcard
art shows of the 1980's) where every work submitted
is exhibited. The usual (less than democratic) selection
process where only the precious few are chosen is turned
on its head in a curatorial anarchy where everyone gets
to participate and the viewer is literally left to be
the judge. The show represents a snapshot of a current
moment in art history when digital imaging has reached
the hands of the many, an age where culture belongs
to the "mobblogers" around the globe. From
Thailand to Texas, amateur to academic, beautiful to
banal and beyond the monumental quantity and variety
of "Snap to Grid" becomes an aesthetic experience
where each individual piece adds to an agglomerative
effect that has a life of its own.
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Jun 26th 2004 @ 8:00pm
Art Against War: An Anti Militarist Art Exhibit
@French Fry Factory
278 4th Street
Oakland, CA
Cost: Free
Category: Other
Contact: www.notinourname.net/~bayarea
Anti Militaristic works by artists, including Live Bands
and DJ's, Film/Video, Photography, Installations, Fashion,
Performance and Art ...FEAR WILL NOT SILENCE US!
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May 21st to Jul 26th
2004
Dreaming In Colors: New Paintings by Tamara Diaz
@Warwick Museum of Art
3259 Post Road
Warwick, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.WarwickMuseum.org
Exhibit dates: May 21st to July 26th, 2004.
This will Tamara's last solo exhibit in the area for
a while, as she is moving to Philadelphia in the summer
of 2004.
The closing reception is on July 17th and will also
be a goodbye party from 7 to 10:30pm.
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May 1st 2004 from 2pm
to 5pm
The Providence Festival of New Latin American Films
Art Exhibition
@ The Arcade Gallery
65 Weybosset Street
3rd Floor
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: 401-556-0288
The Providence Festival of New Latin American Films
cordially invites you to an exhibition of Latin American
artists: Tamara Diaz, Raphael Diaz, Jose Sejo, Francisco
Hernandez, Luis Cepeda, Alberto Lestrad, Tony Aristy,
Daniel Manta, Pablo Alvarez, Remberto Rondon, Osiris
Gomez Y Wayne Healy. Exhibition dates: May 1st to June
1st, 2004. Gallery Hours by appointment.
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Apr 15th 2004 from
5pm to 9pm
"Colorful Chaos:" Paintings by Tamara Diaz
@AS220
115 Empire Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.AS220.org
This show will take place on Gallery Night, and will
include Paintings and Photography by Tamara Diaz, displayed
in the Cafe Gallery.
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Apr 1st 2004 from 10am
to 5:30pm
Hispanic Cultural Society presents: "Collective
2004"
@City Arts Gallery
891 Broad Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: 401-941-0795
Presenting Artists: Angel Garcia, Armand Pierre Jr.,
Fransisco Hernandez, Jonny Skye Nije, Kerry Etienne,
Luis Cepeda, Marisol Mijares, Pablo Alvarez, Pablo Mijares,
Richard Marzocchi, Stacey Graham, Tamara Diaz, Victor
Gonzalez and McCurdy.
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Mar 7th to 29th 2004
"Salsa Tropical: Latino Art Exhibit"
@Narrows Center for the Arts
16 Anawan Street
Fall River, MA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: www.ncfta.org
In need of a little spice to heat up your winter? The
Renaissance Gallery at the Narrows Center for the Arts
is proud to present our first Local Latino Group Art
Show. There will be an ecletic mix of paintings, prints
and photography by area Latino artists, Tamara Diaz,
Raffael Diaz, Francisco Hernandez, Pablo Alvarez, Nilton
Cardenas, Felix Diclo, Angel Garcia, Anna Medina and
Luis Cepeda . So if you would like to come out of the
cold to view great artwork, jam to hot cuban music and
sample our salsa, please join us this coming Sunday.
The show will continue from March 7th to March 29th.
Opening: Sunday, March 7th, 4:00 - 7:00pm
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Jan 16th 2004
World Social Forum 2004
@Nesco grounds
Mumbai, India
Cost: Free
Category: Choose One
Contact: www.wsfIndia.org
The World Social Forum is not an organization, not a
united front platform, but an open meeting place for
reflective thinking, democratic debate of ideas, formulation
of proposals, free exchange of experiences and inter-linking
for effective action, by groups and movements of civil
society that are opposed to neo- liberalism and to domination
of the world by capital and any form of imperialism,
and are committed to building a society centred on the
human person". (From the WSF Charter of Principles).
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Dec 4th to 16th 2003
"The Last Supper: A New Interpretation"
@Island Arts Gallery
3 Pelham Street,
Corner of Pelham and Thames
Newport, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: 401-556-0288
This is an exhibition by twelve Rhode Island Artists,
who are interpreting the Last Supper/La Ultima Cena.
Opening: Thursday December 4, 2003 6-8pm
Participating Artists:
Tamara Diaz, Raphael Diaz, Pablo Alvarez, Luis Cepeda,
Francisco Hernandez, Javier Lara, Wendy Palazzo, Flor
Lopez-Lecht, Elena Calderon, Anne Rocheleau, Terry Fallon,
and Mary Gallegos.
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Oct 26th to Oct 29th
2003 from 7pm to 11pm
Rhode Island PBS Art and Antique Auction
@Rhode Island PBS TV, Channel 2
Providence, RI
Cost: Auction
Category: Visual Art
This event is a televized auction for the RI PBS television
channel 2. Items include art and antiques donated by
local artists. Air Dates: October 26th - 29th 2003,
from 7 to 11pm. Rhode Island PBS is committed to providing
local programming.
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Oct 17th to Nov 15th
2003
"Individual Concerns"
@Gallery of Social & Political Art
565 Boylston Street,
2nd Floor
Shared space with Boston Community Church
Boston, MA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
This is a group exhibit.
Show dates: October 17th to Novemeber 15th
Times: Friday and Saturday 2-6pm, Sunday 1:30-5pm.
Opening Reception: October 17th, 2003 6-9pm.
Gallery is located in Copley Square, across from the
Trinity Church, and close to the Backbay and Copley
Square subway stops.
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Oct 17th to Nov 1st
2003
"Empty Bowl Silent Auction"
@Sakonnet Arts Cooperative
Tiverton 4 Corners
3964 Main Road
Tiverton, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Michelle Williams: 508-235-3432
Gallery hours: Wednesday - Sunday 12-5pm.
Opening reception: Friday October 17th 5-7pm.
The Empty Bowl exhibition and auction supports the creative
arts program of Saint Vincent's Home for Children, the
largest residential treatment and special education
center in Southeastern Massachussetts. This exhibit
was inspired by the concept of filling the empty bowls
of those in need, which echoes Saint Vincent's mission
of Giving Children in Need What They Need Most.
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Oct 9th to Nov 2nd
2003
"Providence Design House 2003"
@1192 Westminster Street
Providence, RI
Cost: $15
Category: Visual Art
Providence Design House 2003 is A Designer Showhouse:
Rooms and Gardens by Decorators and Artists. This event
is hosted by the West Broadway Neighborhood Association,
who work to provide affordable living in our Capitol
City. This is the first event of it's kind in Providence.
Over 30 designers and artists have worked to transform
25 spaces in this wonderful 1856 Italianate structure
along the neighborhood's "Main Street" into
a hip, happening showcase, highlighting the latest design
trends.
Exhibit times:
Open weekends October 9-November 2, 2003
Thurs/Fri: 5-9pm
Sat 10-4pm
Sun 12-4pm
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Oct 2nd to Oct 31st
2003
Mosaico: The State Latin American Visual Arts Expo
@The Atrium Gallery
1 Capitol Hill
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Victor Mendoza: VictorM@GW.DOA.State.RI.US
Exhibition by Latino-Americano artists, in celebration
of Hispanic Heritage Month. This exhibition is sponsored
by The State of Rhode Island Department of Administration,
Human Resources, Outreach and Diveristy Office.
Exhibition dates: October 2 - October 31, 2003.
Opening Gala and Reception: Thursday October 2, 2003
at 7pm.
The Atrium Gallery is a pink building which is located
across from the State House.
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Sept 18th to 28th 2003
"A Selection of Women Artists"
@Providence Tourism Council
55 Dorrance Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Bert Gallery: 401-751-2628
September 18th 5:00pm to 9:00pm Gallery Night Opening
Reception
Exhibit dates: September 26th - September 28th, 2003
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Sept 12th to Oct 7th
2003 from 11:00am to 5:30pm Tues thru Sat
"Silhouettes of the Soul"
@Amsterdam Whitney International Fine Art, Inc.
511 West 25th Street,
Chelsea, NY
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: 212-255-9050
This is Tamara's first NYC exhibit! Exhibit dates: Sept
12 - Oct 7, 2003
Gala Opening Champagne Reception and Autumn Festival
Party: Thurs Sept 18, 2003 fro 6:00 - 8:00pm. Guests
are invited to dress in Autumn attire.
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Sept 5th to Oct 5th
2003 from 8am to 5:30pm Mon thru Sat
"Sabor Latino: A Group Art Exhibit with Latino
Flava"
@White Electric Coffee
711 Westminister Street
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: White Electric Coffee: 401-453-3007
Latino Artists Group Exhibit
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July 1st to Aug 21st
2003
"Creative Sol"
@Univerity of Rhode Island Feinstein Providence Campus
Gallery
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Arts
Contact: 401-277-5206
This is a Mixed Media Group Exhibit of Latino Artists
Exhibit dates: July 1st - August 21st
Gallery Night Receptions:
July 17 & Aug. 21st, 2003 from 5-9pm
Regular Gallery Hours: M-Th 9-9pm,
F & S 9-4pm, Closed on Sundays
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Jun 29th 2003 from
5pm to 7pm
Latino Art Exhibit
@ City Hall, Washington St.
Providence, RI
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
A group art exhibit of Latino artists.
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Jun 19th to Jul 11th
2003 @ Various Times
Pride Art Show: A Sense of Pride
@ Gallery Insane
7 Dike St.
Providence, RI
Cost: $Free
Category: Visual Art
Contact: Gallery Insane at 401-490-7202
Celebrating Our True Colors. This group exhibit is also
a part of Gallery Night. The show will be up between
now and July 12th, 2003.
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Apr 26th to May 25th
2003 @ Various Times
"True Colors" Solo Show by Tamara Diaz
@The Renaissance Gallery at the Narrows Center for the
Arts
Fall River, MA
Cost: Free
Category: Visual Art
"Child inspired" and rooted in both the Cuban
and Jewish cultures of her parents, Tamara's colorful
work results from "a powerful spirituality with
a deep respect for the struggles and beauty of both
cultures." The Narrows Center for the Arts is located
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