Art and Art History: Local Resources

From the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts: "Creative Ground works with RISCA and other Arts Councils in New England directory to list artists of all disciplines, cultural nonprofits like libraries and theaters, and creative businesses like recording studios and design agencies."

Directory of Latinx artists who live/work in Rhode Island

The Dirt Palace is a feminist non-profit arts space founded in 2000.

"Professional development, networking, and resource center for teaching artists in Rhode Island."

Find information about RI artists, arts events, and grants and fellowships. RISCA's vision: "A Rhode Island where all people have an opportunity to participate in the arts, where the arts contribute to the social, economic and educational well-being of our state, and where the arts are valued by all Rhode Islanders as an integral part of life."

Find information about arts events, member artists and membership, and volunteer work.

"AIA Rhode Island aspires to increase the public’s knowledge and understanding of the architectural profession, expand the knowledge of all participating in the architectural process, and improve the quality of services provided by architectural professionals. The Chapter offers many programs that enhance the public understanding of design, as well as, the practice of architecture."

Through its ongoing exhibits, programs, art classes and other activities, the Providence Art Club continues a welcoming tradition of sponsoring and supporting the visual arts.