PAC is joining with many other arts organizations to temporarily close our doors while the COVID-19 crisis continues. This means that any workshops that have been scheduled are canceled until further notice and that there are no visiting hours.

We feel that, in the spirit of helping to prevent transmission of the virus, it's the right thing to do. 

We will let you know when we're back in business. In the meantime, please follow our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/pawtucketartscollaborative and Instagram at www.instagram.com/pawtucketartscollaborative for announcements. Also you may email membershippac@gmail.com with any questions.

We will continue to keep the 2020 Pawtucket Foundation show on our walls in the hopes that we will be able to reopen soon and allow people to come in and view this amazing show.

We hope we will be back soon. In the meantime, please take care of yourselves and thank you for your patience.

The PAC Board

The Pawtucket Arts Collaborative is delighted to announce the winners of the 2020 Pawtucket Foundation Exhibition prizes.
First Place, receiving a prize of $1000 awarded by the Pawtucket Foundation is Mimo Gordon Riley for her work "You Can't Be Too Close."

Receiving Second Place and a prize of $250 provided by PAC is Cynthia Whalen-Nelson for her painting "Flying Fish."

Third Place has been awarded to Roxanne Blackmore for her work "Hypnotize". She will receive $100 from PAC

Last but definitely not least are Melanie Medeiros (Cherub, Resurrected) and Kristen Street (Ball Grid) who have been awarded Honorable Mentions with cash awards of $50 each.

Congratulations to all and many thanks to Juror Steven Pennell for his work.

PAC is very grateful for the support we've received from the Pawtucket Foundation. We have worked with them for thirteen years on this exhibition and we are looking forward to the 14th! Photos from the reception will be posted as soon as available.

If you weren't able to attend the opening, please come during open hours to view the exciting work on display. Hours are:

Friday evenings from 5:30-7:30pm and some Thursdays.

Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 1:00-5:00pm. 

We will announce any changes to these hours on our Facebook page 

Work will be available for purchase although it cannot be removed from the gallery until May 8th and 9th. You can either purchase work at the gallery or via our online store at  https://pawtucketartscollaborative.wildapricot.org/PAC-Online-Store/

The Mill Gallery is located on the first floor at 560 Mineral Spring Avenue in Pawtucket. Mixed Magic Theater is to the right of our front door and the new Miss Lorraine Diner is located next door. We are diagonally across from Save-A-Lot supermarket, near Lorraine Fabrics and across the street from International Packaging (Interpak). Please note that cars parked in Interpak's parking lot may be towed.

And The Winners are!

First Place, receiving a prize of $1000 awarded by the Pawtucket Foundation is Mimo Gordon Riley for her work "You Can't Be Too Close." 

Receiving Second Place and a prize of $250 provided by PAC is Cynthia Whalen-Nelson for her painting "Flying Fish."

Third Place has been awarded to Roxanne Blackmore for her work "Hypnotize". She will receive $100 from PAC

Last but definitely not least are Melanie Medeiros (Cherub, Resurrected) and Kristen Street (Ball Grid) who have been awarded Honorable Mentions with cash awards of $50 each.

Artists With Works Included in the Foundation Show

Liza Abelson, Bradley & Clay Bailey, Deborah Baldizar, Marjorie Ball, Jillian Barber, Roxanne Blackmore, Dan Borden, Ron Brule, Peter Campbell, Laura White Carpenter, Mary Casale, Cathy Chin, Sonja Czekalski, David DeMelim, Robert Easton, Lindsay Epstein, Eran Fraenkel, Ricky Gagnon, Alice Gebhart, Jan Gendron, Wendy Ingram, Dietrich Kleffel, Didem Kokturk, Matthias Lupri, Michael M. Luzzi, Saberah Malik, Melanie Medeiros, Filipe Miguel, Paul M. Murray, Carlos Ochoa, Blair Oliver, Brian O’Malley, Elvira Para, Nick Patten, Zach Prosser, Pamela Redick et al, Maira Reinbergs, Sandra Richard, Mimo Gordon Riley, Frank Robertson, Ewa Roselli, Cynthia Scott, Rebecca Siemering, Beverly Silva, Angel Smith, Kristin Street, Pamela Tarbell, Nathan Tavares, Elinor Thompson, Jaclyn Tomasso, John Trainor, Roberta Uhlmann, Alejandro Vazquez, Paula Visnoski, Loren Walker, Amy Webb, Cynthia Whalen-Nelson and Laura Wilhelm.