The Year-end Artistic Collective featured at Hera Gallery will provide a combination of visual arts with the performances of live stage arts.
Opening night will take place on Friday, December 30th at 8PM and the closing night will take place the following Friday, January 6th at 8PM. There is no cover to attend, but we ask that you bring new or slightly used children’s books, art or school supplies to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Rhode Island.

November 12 – December 24, 2011
HYDRA
AS220 group exhibition at Hera Gallery
with Leigh Waldron-Taylor, Susan Clausen, Sheyla Rivera, Lara Henderson, Krystal Grow, Aaron Peterman, Umberto Crenca, Jacqueline Frole, Michael Grabosky, Francoise McAree, Astrid, Eamon Mahoney, Adrienne Marshall, Lyn Goringer, Neal T. Walsh
and more
Opening Reception: Saturday, November 12, 6 – 8 pm

October 1 – November 5, 2011
Associate Members’ Exhibition
Carl Dimitri, Troy West, Elizabeth Lind, Linda Denosky-Smart, Joan Bishop, Myron Rubenstein

Opening reception: Saturday, October 1, 6 – 8 pm

Click here for the Press Release

From Thursday August 11 through Sunday, August 14, a group of artists painted a large mural that will soon be installed on the side of Hera Gallery's historic building in Wakefield. Check out some of the images of the mural in progress on our Facebook site.

BENEFIT GOLF TOURNAMENT
Saturday, June 25, 2011 - Rose Hill Golf Course
Registration still open!

More info: Elizabeth Lind (call Hera Gallery at 401-789-1488)

The World's Smallest Art Gallery presents weaving by Suzi Ballenger, June 1st - July 15th.
On display will be Suzi Ballenger's woven pieces made of recycled and repurposed materials: plastic wrap, plastic film, mill end fibers, fishing line, and, appropriately, bicycle chain. The World's Smallest Art Gallery is a kiosk on the South County Bike Path. It is located in Peace Dale where the bike path crosses Route 108.

May 7 – 21, 2011
Opening Reception Saturday, May 7, 6 – 8 pm

Exhibiting artists: Matthew Brady-Wood, Stephen Constantine, Michael Dunne, Ben Eaves, Andrea Gulluscio, Karin Mellin, Chad Amos Self, Gerry Symonds, Daniel Tacey, Rebecca Arthurs Woods, and Sarah Yang

Having a Wonderful Time!

Hera Gallery seeks 2,000 4 x 6 artists’ postcards created as original works of art.
All postcards will be displayed and sold in the gallery for $15 each Saturday April 23 - Saturday April 30, 2011

Opening Reception & Sale, Saturday April 23, 6:00 - 8:00 pm

Crossing Currents: Feminism Now
A Collaboration between Hera Gallery and The Hive Archive
At the URI Feinstein Campus Gallery
1st and 2nd Floor Lobby
80 Washington Street, Providence

Exhibition Dates: March 1 – 31, 2011
Gallery Night Reception: Thursday, March 17, 5 - 9 p. m.
Film Screening: Friday, March 18, 7 - 9 p.m.

With a special Providence Art Windows Installation curated by Delia Kovac
URI Library, 80 Washington Street

Young Adult’s Exhibition
Feb 5 – March 5, 2011
Hera Gallery is pleased to present the Young Adult's Exhibition in February of 2011. We are excited to invite all High School aged artists to participate in this exhibition, either independently or via their High School art teacher.
Click here for more information about this competition, as well as the guidelines for the exhibition, labels and inventory sheets.
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Hera Exhibitions 2010

New Works
Featuring Hera Gallery's Associate Members
October 9 - November 13, 2010

Carl Dimitri, Susan Hayward, Linda Denosky-Smart, Elizabith Lind, Jill McLaughlin, Mara Trachtenberg. These artists are a strong and motivated group of makers, who will be representing a blend of medias including sculpture, stonework, jewelry, painting, and photography.

This exhibition will include a variety of different medias including photographs, paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and collage. Whether conceptually of formally, each work displayed in this show draws inspiration from the theme of money.
Exhibiting artists: David Alcantar, Joan Klatil Creamer, Claudia Flynn, Eric Galandak, Dorothy Handelman, Susan Hayward, Paul Hitchen, Yong Joo Kim, Jane Miller, Cindy Murray, Deanna Ooley, Gary Pearce, Margot Rocklen, William Sayler, Margi Weir, and Michael Yefko.

Back On Main
August 7 – 21, 2010 Hera Gallery

This show presents the work of Hera Gallery members, interns, and administrators: Alexandra Broches, Amanda Brown, Linda Denosky-Smart, Carl Dimitri, Cynthia Farnell, Claudia Fieo, Claudia Flynn, Jeannette Jacobs, John Kotula, Viera Levitt, Elizabeth Lind, Jill McLaughlin, Barbara Pagh, Becky Peabody, Roberta Richman, Myron Rubenstein, Chad Self, Islay Taylor and Troy West.

The Sculptural Element
At The Courthouse Center for the Arts
June 5th - July 13th, 2009

Hera Gallery is pleased to present the work of Amanda Brown, Claudia Fieo, Claudia Flynn, Donald Gerola, John Kotula, Jill McLaughlin, Barbara Pagh, Barbara Perrino, Dusan Petran, Kristin Sollenberger, and Troy West at the Courthouse Center for the Arts.

This group exhibition is comprised of both Hera Gallery members, and invited artists working outside of the gallery. On display will be a variety of sculptures made by the artists, including both indoor and large-scale outdoor pieces. There will be ceramic, metal, wooden, mixed media, and paper sculptures included in the show.

Hera Gallery ON THE ROAD
At the Meeting Room Gallery in Bagelz of Wakefield

May 1 –July 31: John Kotula, Ten Most Wanted
August 1 – August 6: Sue VanNess
For the next couple of years, Hera Gallery and Hera Educational Foundation is going to be without a permanent exhibition space. Due to development of the property, we have had to say goodbye to our building of more than thirty years on Main Street in Wakefield. When construction is completed, we hope to return to this location. While two years without a home is a significant loss, we also view it as a great opportunity to try new things. Our partnership with Bagelz of Wakefield to show the art of Hera Members in the Meeting Room Gallery is one such undertaking.