We will be closed tentatively until May 4th
in accordance with governor’s mandate.
We are answering emails.
in accordance with governor’s mandate.
We are answering emails.
"Breaking The Ice”: First Art Exhibit of 2020
Art by Staff and Friends of Rice Gallery
January 22 - March 1
"Breaking the Ice”: First Art Exhibit of 2020, features art by the staff
and friends of Rice Gallery at Woodruff's Art Center in Mashpee Commons. The show kicks off
with an opening celebration on Wednesday, January 22nd from 5-7pm.
A new year inspires new creations at Woodruff's Art Center. Owner Amy Rice along with
employees Jessie Nickerson, Lisa Horton and Cynthia Cruz will exhibit their latest works. On
display will be Amy’s most recent large acrylic painting, Jessie’s pen and ink illustrations, Lisa’s
paper and fiber collage work and Cynthia’s latest oil paintings.
Nineteen local artists will also participate, each working in their own medium, style and
subject matter. Included are James Musto, Ken Carson, Betsy Payne Cook, Carol Flax, Nancy
Minnigerode, Candice Ronesi, Chris O'Dell Ferguson, Julie DeMello, Ric Haynes, Lorraine
Haynes, Toni Newhall, Patty Calkins Martin, Dennis Martin, Sue Dahling Sullivan, Miki Lovett,
Cecilia Capitanio, Roger Bigg, Anne Hitch and Christine Anderson.
New Book Available by Ric Haynes!
The catalogue for Ric Haynes' upcoming exhibition, "A Good Story: Poetic Narratives" at Ground Floor Contemporary in Birmingham, Alabama, pairs his recent collages with short poems written by the artist. If you can't make Ric's show in Alabama this book is the next best thing!
Wearable art! Now you can bring Ric's work with you wherever you go with these whimsical pins.
New Works
September 7:34pm, acrylic by Amy Rice
Hand marbled journals by Miki Lovett
Blown glass by Spenser Lariviere Werner
Atlantic, acrylic by Chris O'Dell Ferguson
Jewelry Boxes by Loretta Garrison
These elegant stained glass jewelry boxes are handmade by artist Loretta Garrison. Each one is one of a kind!
New Pottery from Sarah Caruso
This striking dual colored Poppy Serving Bowl is our newest acquisition by artist Sarah Caruso. All of Sarah's pottery is functional as well as decorative and is safe for use in the microwave or dishwasher.
