August 29th - November 28th   |   Our Voice / Our Choice: Exploring Women's Health and Reproductive Rights  

Ten Hera artists exhibit work in collaboration with the Department of Women's Medicine at Brown University

Location: Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University

Opening Reception and Artist talk : October 4th

September 1st - October 6th   |   Missing Links by Jason Smith and New Work by Jocelyn Foye   

This body of work by Jocelyn Foye will experiment with the negotiation of public and private identities. It explores the reality of living in different political climates and the mark we make while in it. The reality of oppression and acceptance, how they overlap in our public and private identities, and uses the individual as the personification of the relationship between church and state.

This series of work by Jason Smith explores advanced, mysterious Neolithic cultures, their artifacts and their impact on our historical timeline. "I chose 7 ancient obscure civilizations to highlight and research what are known about them and the remnants of what they left behind. They are Atlantis, Vinca culture, Nuraghe civilization, Jomon period of ancient Japan, The Hongshan culture, The Nomoli figures of Sierra Leone and The Indus Valley civilization. These cultures all have common links with symbolism in regards to death, fertility and bull-serpent worship, issues with deciphering language, advanced metallurgy and sculpture carving techniques for “stone age” inhabitants." writes Smith.

Opening Reception: Saturday, September 8th,  6-8 PM

Artist Talk: Thursday, September 20th, 7PM

October 13th - November 10th   |   Gender and Women's Studies, URI honors Colloquium exhibition  

Curated by K. Funmilayo Aileru aka wacklikethat

November 17th - December 22nd    |   Members Exhibition   

Featuring the work of artists: Laurel Hoffer, Viera Levitt, Susie Matthews, Marne Snyder, MJ Yeager