The Pawtucket Arts Collaborative congratulates the winners

in the TEXT Juried Exhibition running through October 30th

Nick McKnight, First Prize

(Screaming Internally)

Kristen Dettoni, Second Prize for

"Braille Series I" and "Residency"

Scott Waldinger (aka SW Dinge), Third Prize

for "Escape"

Patricia Figueroa, Honorable Mention

for "We Are Here, IV"

We are pleased to announce the names of artists taking part in this show! Congratulations!

The artists are: James Barfoot, Sandra K Basile, Annie Bocel, Dan Borden, Paul Briggs, Mary Belden Brown, Peter Campbell, Barbara Canning, Cathy Chin, Lin Collette, Kristen Dettoni, Cynthia DiDonato, SW Dinge, Kelley Donnelly, Robert Easton, Patricia Figueroa, Eran Fraenkel, Camille Gregorian, Mandy Howe, Elizabeth Jacobs, Bonnie Jaffe, Marc Jaffe, Beth Johnston, Iwona Lapczyk, Barbara Larned, Andrew Laverty, Gina Lerman, Adam Lima, Tracy Mahaffey, Nick McKnight, Irina Matinyan, Filipe Miguel, Thomas Monahan, Jamie Murphy Hlynsky, Steven Petsche, Alison Plump, Kendra Ricci, Betsy Ritz, Joan Rollins, Beverly Silva, Robert Snowden, Alexandra Spano, Thomas J Terceira, John Trainor, Barbara N Wheeler, Nancy Whitcomb and Adrienne Wooster.

The Pawtucket Arts Collaborative invites you

to visit our Fall Juried Show:

TEXT: 

Works Containing or About Words and Language

Top Prize $500, 2nd Place $250, and 3rd Place $100

Show Opens Thursday September 15th, 2022, 5:30-7:30 

With guest juror: Dan Wood 

Words and images have been used to communicate for thousands of years. Written language and imagery expanded the world and filled it with stories and information able to span tribes, cities, oceans, and time. While the styles developed differently all over the world displaying a wide variety of diversity. To this day, we are still experimenting: from comic books, to graffiti, multi-media works, advertising, word-based artists and many more, we are still exploring and finding new modes to communicate… 

ABOUT THE JUROR 

Dan Wood is an artist and printer living in Providence, Rhode Island. After a brief stint studying history at McGill University, he received a BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1994, where he is now a Senior Critic in printmaking.

He has continued his education in printing ever since, learning the craft of offset lithographic and letterpress printing in commercial print shops from Washington, D.C. to Providence, Rhode Island. He established Garbaszawa Press in 1994, and re-inaugurated it as DWRI Letterpress in 2002, working collaboratively with other artists, designers, local businesses, non-profits, and others looking for fine letterpress printing.

He is currently an Art and City Life Commissioner for the City of Providence, and his work can be found in private and public collections, including The New York Public Library, The RISD Museum, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Wheaton College, and the Museum of Printing in Haverhill, Mass, among others.

A strong believer in the community building element of art making, he has spent much of the last two years casting type documenting our strange times via The Linotype Daily.

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelinotypedaily/

Website: https://dwriletterpress.net

For the second time this year, La Beauté sauvera le monde returns to the beautiful

Pawtucket Arts Collaborative space and invites you to come 

and discoverthe work of Pascal Honoré,

to revitalize yourselves in this teeming green universe,

and to immerse yourselvesin its incredible golden brown colors.

“Step into the incandescent red, dive into the liquid gold,

dream on this serpentine line that never ends” (Philippe Filliot).

For the duration of this event featuring more than thirty works,

Paule Khoury welcomes you to come

discuss the artist and his work

PAC is proud to present a solo show by Rhode Island artist Shawn Duff. The show opened on June 30th and continues through July 17.

Today you can see PAC artist Shawn Duff's solo show at our Gallery, 560 Mineral Spring Avenue in Pawtucket.

Shawn has been painting for many years and his exhibition is called "Shawnscapes.  He says that much of his work evokes oceanic images and landscapes but none are illustrations of real-life locations. He mostly is drawn to painting purely imagined depictions of the sea and recently began exploring land-locked imageryl.

The remaining days/hours of the show are:

Saturday July 9th and Sunday July 10th from 1pm-5pm

And the Prize Winners in the 14th Pawtucket Foundation Show are:

Bruna D'Alessandro

First Prize

Lydia M. Kinney

Second Prize

Peter Campbell

Third Prize

Fu'Una

Honorable Mention

Sonja Czekalski

Honorable Mention

Casey Dana

Honorable Mention

Congratulations to the Winners!

You can view the entire exhibition at

Pawtucket Arts Collaborative - 2022 Foundation Show (wildapricot.org)