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Ceramic artists tend to have a more communal sensibility than many of their artistic peers. Where artists in other media tend to work solo in discrete studios, ceramists more often have to band together to share wheels and kilns. At the Jamestown Arts Cen

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During high tides, eccentric piles of marine debris are formed on the coastline in a phenomenon called wrack lines. From uprooted seagrasses to driftwood, wrack lines are a vital part

HOPKINTON — Native artist Brooke Waldron — painter, potter and proud Seaconke Wampanoag/Narragansett — sat inside her Hope Valley studio one morning last week, turning her pottery wheel and talking

PBS Documentary About South Kingstown Premiering Next Month - Narragansett-South Kingstown, RI - South Kingstown was the focus of the latest edition of "Our Town," an ongoing Rhode Island PBS documentary project filmed by residents.

SOUTH KINGSTOWN — In the aftermath of Roe v. Wade being overturned, the concept of motherhood has become more complex. For the upcoming Hera Gallery exhibition “Oh, Mother,” artists were

WAKEFIELD — Over one hundred private and public high school student artists will showcase original art in Hera Gallery’s 31st Biennial Young Adult Exhibition from February 4 through February 25.

South County is known for beaches, boats, bars and bistros, but an array of arts activities throughout the area are seeing a return of patrons.

Eight months after brewing's #MeToo moment, new craft beer collaborations from Moniker Brewery and others are keeping the momentum going in Rhode Island.