Dr. Victoria Gao
- Director
- Bannister Gallery and Exhibitions
What We Do
Located in Rhode Island College’s Roberts Hall, the Bannister Gallery presents 7 to 8 exhibitions a year by local, regional and international artists.
Contact Information
- emailbannistergallery@ngskmc-eis.net
- local_phone401-456-9765
- placeRoberts Hall
Gallery Hours
Monday–Friday: 12–8 pm (when exhibitions are on view)
Bannister Gallery was dedicated in November 1978 in honor of Edward Mitchell Bannister, a notable nineteenth-century Black artist and Providence resident.
Our Vision
The gallery aims to present a diverse set of art that ranges from traditional media, like painting and sculpture, to more contemporary formats, including photography, graphic design, and digital media. Exhibitions are selected by the Bannister Gallery Committee, which is made up of the Gallery Director and members of the Art Department Faculty.
The gallery strives to create an inclusive environment for the public with the aim of building relationships between the arts community of Rhode Island and the larger art world. Each exhibition is on display for three to four weeks and usually include a public lecture by the artist(s) or other related programs. Learn how to submit an exhibition proposal.
museum
Range of Motion, Landscapes by Charles Goolsby
On view February 22-March 22, 2024.
Our Staff
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Related Events
Join us for an opening reception of Paper Trails: Selections from the RIC Print Trade, curated by Sam Nehila '19 and on view from April 1-19, 2024!
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