CURRENT EXHIBITION
The Survival Compromise
J.R. Uretsky
August 1-October 30, 2026
• August 13: "Stitch & Chat" with the Artist
• October 15: "Stitch & Chat" with the Artist
• October 30: "The Survival Compromise" Video premiere with interactive sculpture and activity facilitated by J.R. Uretsky and Brooke Erin Goldstein
PAST EXHIBITIONS
La Que Soy (The One I Am)
Grechel Rosado
May 15-July 20, 2026
Opening: May 15, 2026,
6-8pm with an artist's talk at 7:30pm
Advocacy is Love
Curated by Christopher Acevedo, Krystal Barrett, Fior De La Cruz, Lesley Dill, Chris Donovan, Susan Dunnington, Meagan Hepp, Jonathan Izzard, Rachel Gita Karp, Daria Lyric-Montaquila, Elvira Orozco, Barbara Owens, Mariana Paes, Alicia Renadette, Alejandra Spruill, Grace Tasel, J.R. Uretsky, Khamry Varfley, Entang Wiharso
EXHIBITION EXTENDED!
March 21-April 30 2026
301 Harris Ave, Unit C, Providence RI
Social Fabric
by Eliza Squibb
February 6-March 14, 2026
Opening:
February 6, 6-8pm with an artist's talk at 7pm
Femmesubstantiation
by Abaigael Wright and Jonathan Izzard
October 24- January 31, 2026
Opening: October 24, 2025
A|R|T Lab Annex
The Art of Autonomy
An Exhibition by Jordan Banick for the Looking Back, Learning Forward Series + Jonathan Izzard and Abby Wright's Community Build
Three events!
Sept 13-Oct 11, 2025
Ritual Spaces, 719 Westminster St, Providence, RI
Bodies & Societies Exhibition
An Exhibition by 2024 Summer TWPEF Intern, Liz Cowart at 189 Broadway
August 23-25, 2024
Opening: Aug 23, 6-8pm
Providence, RI
Art Activism Community Hub
"A|R|T Lab, Artivism, Research and Tactics in Community” is a multipurpose space with a mission to build a culture of more art activists in the state, learning and or making in this space, and seeing how art can impact civic engagement.
Access to creative tools and civic engagement education is crucial in empowering folks to use their own voices to access their civic power.
The Womxn Project Education Fund has moved their four years of activism on the streets and in the State House as well as all over the state to be centralized in their A|R|T Lab — an established creative space for civic action — as a community hub where hundreds of people can learn, be inspired, and practice art activism that amplifies messages of real, democratic hope.
W H A T P E O P L E A R E S A Y I N G
As a new Board member of The Womxn Project Education Fund (TWPEF) and as someone deeply committed to community change, join me in supporting this organization's A|R|T Lab.
My parents’ activism in the NAACP taught me that engaged citizens drive progress, and my own work as an artist has shown me how art can unite and empower communities.
TWPEF is launching a new artivism initiative to boost civic participation across Rhode Island. We’re training 20 leaders and 200 community members to advance rights for all, building on our legacy of advocacy for reproductive and LGBTQ+ rights.
I hope you’ll join me in supporting this vital work. Your donation directly powers community engagement and leadership in every Rhode Island town. Thank you for making change possible.
In Solidarity,
Bob Dilworth, URI Professor Emeritus and Artist
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