A group exhibition showcasing the work of current resident artists at the Steel Yard opens Thursday at the WaterFire Arts Center. The show runs through Sunday, February 9.
Grit and Polish showcases the work of The Steel Yard’s current resident artists in their first group exhibition. These artists bring diverse experiences and a cross-disciplinary approach to their mediums, revealing the depth and breadth of creativity nurtured in this year-long residency. By partnering with The Steel Yard, WaterFire Providence celebrates the vibrant artistic community of the Valley neighborhood and the Woonasquatucket River, highlighting the stories, skills, and artistry that shape our shared creative landscape.
The exhibition features work by Traé Brooks, Katie Han, Nyala Honda (seen here), Dana Heng, Anne Irving, Prinshu Gautam, Kit Grindeland, and Alex Tum.
Coming up: An artist panel on Thursday, January 16th, starting at 6pm, moderated by MJ Sanqui, residency coordinator at the Steel Yard.
Opening reception, 6pm to 8pm, Thursday, January 9, WaterFire Arts Center, 475 Valley Street, (directions)