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CURRENT MEMBERS
Alexandra Broches
Claudia Flynn
Jeannette Jacobs
John Kotula
Barbara Pagh
Roberta Richman
Myron Rubenstein
Troy West

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Linda Denosky-Smart
Cynthia Farnell
Claudia Fieo
Jill McLaughlin
Caroline M Pyle
Katherine Veneman


327 Main Street
PO Box 336
Wakefield, RI 02880
401 789 1488
www.heragallery.org
Gallery Hours:

The hours for Hera are currently: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
1:00 - 5:00
Saturday
10:00 - 4:00

Summer extended hours
From June 1st - September 1st our hours will be:
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
1:00 - 5:00
Saturday
10:00 - 4:00
Sunday
12:00 - 4:00


 
 
  Frequently Asked Questions How can I show my artwork at the gallery?There are many types of opportunities for artists to exhibit at Hera. Professional working artists working in any media may apply for gallery membership and applications are reviewed quarterly. There are two categories of artist membership, Full and Associate, which have different benefits and dues. Download membership guidelines and an application in pdf format.How big is the gallery?The exhibition space is 1200 square feet and is partitioned by a center wall into two spaces. What are the benefits of becoming a Hera contributor?Sponsorship of Hera Gallery/ Hera Educational Foundation allows community members to bring high quality artwork to Southern Rhode Island. Hera relies on private and public funds from individuals and organizations to present exhibitions and programs that challenge our perceptions and enrich our lives.Donors who give $25 or more become Hera members and receive:
  • a 10% discount on purchases of artwork and event fees
  • exhibition announcements, newsletters, and mailings
  • access to our Boston Museum of Art pass, which may be signed out
Donors may send a check made out to Hera Educational Foundation to: Hera Gallery/HEF, 327 Main Street/PO Box 336, Wakefield, RI 02880-0336Back to TopHow can I volunteer?Hera has numerous volunteer opportunitiesThe Hera community invites donors, artists and others interested in the arts to serve on our Board, which determines the gallery's programming, priorities and overall direction during its monthly meetings. Members have the are required to serve on at least one committee, such as Fundraising, PR, Membership, or Exhibition/Programming, and occasionally these committees meet either in person or by phone.Volunteers are often needed to assist us during special events, such as our annual fundraiser, or to help us to hang exhibitions, send mailings, re-paint or otherwise maintain the gallery and its grounds, or to advise the Board on an area of expertise relevant to gallery operations.If you are interested in volunteering or serving on the Board, please contact us via email or by phone, (401) 789-1488.Back to TopHow many exhibitions are there per year and what other types of programs are offered?Hera currently holds eleven exhibitions per year in eight time slots, and is closed during the month of January. Each exhibition runs for five weeks and six weekends. Solo shows by Full Artist Members take place two at a time, as our space is divided in half. In conjunction with exhibitions, Hera often hosts artist's talks, readings or performances, as well as workshops, special lectures or symposia. As a member of the Historic Downtown Merchants Association as well as the Chamber of Commerce, we also work with our community to coordinate with local events. Please see our calendar for details.Where is the gallery located and when is it open?Hera is located at 327 Main Street, in Wakefield, RI, which is about 40 minutes (30 miles) south of Providence and less than 30 minutes from Newport. You can find directions to the gallery on the contact us page.Back to TopIs the gallery open only to women artists?While we are proud of our tradition of supporting and nurturing the careers of hundreds of women artists, Hera has exhibited the works of artists of both genders since the 1980s. For more information on our History and Mission, please see About Us.
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