Providence College Galleries

Gallery hours update! The galleries are closed through May 26 for spring recess. This summer both galleries will be open Wednesdays from 11-3. To request an appointment visit the link in our bio 🔗

We look forward to seeing you at the galleries soon!

Currently on view in the Reilly Gallery:
Felicia Megginson: Re-Framing Nature

Currently on view in the Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery:
2026 Studio Art Thesis Exhibition: Thresholds

Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery hosted the opening of 2026 Studio Art Thesis Exhibition: Thresholds.

Thank you to all who came out to support graduating seniors Olivia Arslanian, Kirstin Elliott, Ava Robitaille and
Alex Stepanov.

This exhibition will be on display until July 24.

Congratulations to the 2026 Art & Art History graduates! We wish everyone the best of luck in their future endeavors.

Tomorrow from 4:30-6PM in Reilly Gallery!
Tattoo Your Clothes: Acrylic Marker Clothing Workshop

Part Clothing Swap, Part Drawing Workshop!
Bring your garments and create an original hand-drawn design directly onto the fabric using acrylic paint markers.
Tip: Things that are 100% cotton or non-stretch work best.
That means: t-shirts, jeans, canvas bags, even shoes!
Led by local artist Zo Baker

Now hiring for summer and fall 2026! Email nspecial@ providence.edu to learn more about becoming a Visual Resource Center/Galleries employee.

To apply https://providence.12twenty.com/job-postings/35006705173657

Direct from the Source is now on view at

This exhibition gives a glimpse into the studio practices and processes of the four graduating Studio Art majors: Kirstin Elliott, Ava Robitaille, and Olivia Arslanian, painters, and Alex Stepanov, a ceramist. For their thesis exhibition, the capstone project for their major, they spend the year in their own studio space on campus, creating a body of work to be displayed in the Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery from April 22 through July 31, 2026. This exhibition includes artworks and materials from behind the scenes that viewers don’t typically see, such as small-scale painting studies, sketchbook pages, scraps of palette paper and reference material.

Direct from the Source is the second project featured in Case Studies, Providence College Galleries’ newest initiative that showcases research-based projects by students.

Special thanks to Liam Back, Michelle Chiles, Nichole Speciale, Carol Stakenas, the Art and Art History Department, and Philips Memorial Library, Archives and Special Collections.

Link in bio for more information 🔗

Join us tomorrow night at 5 pm for the opening of the Studio Art Senior Thesis Exhibition: Thresholds. Come celebrate the work of graduating seniors Olivia Arslanian, Kirstin Elliott, Ava Robitaille, and Alex Stepanov.

Opening Reception Information
Wednesday 4/22 5-7 pm
Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery

Happy National Student Employment Week!

We’re so grateful for our incredible student workers at PC Galleries and Visual Resource Center.

Your creativity, dedication, and behind the scenes magic help bring our spaces to life every day. Your work truly makes a difference. Thank you for all that you do!

👏Give a round of applause to

Ava Robitaille
Kirstin Elliot
Dilara Ozdemir
Hayley Lonergan
Magdalena Sisto
Bridget Madden
Amelia Diminico
Luke Ramans
Yessenia Tavarez
Leah DaSilva

PCG spring updates! 🌷

▪️GALLERIES CLOSED ARPIL 2 - APRIL 6 FOR EASTER RECESS

▪️NOW ON VIEW IN REILLY GALLERY:
FELICIA MEGGINSON: RE-FRAMING NATURE

▪️STUDIO ART THESIS EXHIBITION: THRESHOLDS
OPENING RECEPTION APRIL 22, 5 PM HUNT-CAVANAGH GALLERY

▪️APRIL 16, GALLERY NIGHT PROVIDENCE
OPEN UNTIL 8 PM

Visit pcgalleries.providence.edu/ for more information.

Join us this Wednesday, March 18, for the opening of Felicia Megginson: Re-Framing Nature in the Reilly Gallery. We look forward to a fantastic reception! 🎉

Artist-led Tour & Reception
Wednesday, March 18, 5 pm
Reilly Gallery, Smith Center for the Arts

Image credit: Felicia Megginson, “Nature Girl–Flowering Mind,” 2001. Courtesy of the artist.

PC Galleries is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition Felicia Megginson: Re-Framing Nature, opening March 4, 2026, in the Reilly Gallery at the Smith Center for the Arts.

Artist-led Tour & Reception
Wednesday, March 4, 5 pm
Reilly Gallery, Smith Center for the Arts

Felicia Megginson’s solo exhibition transforms self-portraiture into an exploration of the artist’s dynamic relationship with the natural world.

Visit the link in bio to learn more about the exhibition 🔗