Last updated: 5/28/2010
3259 Post Road
Warwick, RI 02886
There is a new art show hanging in the gallery each month, so come and visit us regularly!
Tuesday - Saturday
12 PM - 4 PM
Unexpected Company Improvisational Theater group performs every Sunday at 7:17PM
Admission to the gallery is based on your donation. All are welcome. A donation in any denomination is appreciated and graciously accepted and is used to support future programming and events.
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Michelle Place-Gleason
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All kids love to draw, paint and create. It’s second nature! Here at the Warwick Museum of Art, we believe that art education and experience is important at any age. We provide the supplies, the inspiration, and the instruction... you provide the creativity! Classes are designed for students Ages 6-12.
Warwick Museum's current home, the Kentish Artillery Armory, is listed on the national register of Historic Places. This red-brick armory has a gable-roofed rear fronted by a block with projecting square corner towers and a battlemented parapet. It was designed by the Providence firm William R. Walker and Son, the architects who designed Warwick City Hall.
The interior of the Kentish Artillery armory has been adapted for its present use as a museum, housing a gallery for exhibitions, classrooms, and office space. The long, narrow "shooting gallery" in the basement awaits renovation for its future use as a home for the museum's permanent collection.
As Warwick's largest non-profit arts organization and the area's cultural center since 1976, the Warwick Museum of Art continues to provide a performance and exhibition space for the most talented artists, writers and performers in Rhode Island and is host of a wide array of cultural and artistic activities including comedy, theater, music, poetry and literature as well as monthly visual arts exhibitions.
The Warwick Museum of Art began as a Bicentennial project in 1974 by the non-profit organizations groups of the City of Warwick. Warwick's Bicentennial celebration was arranged so that different events would occur during the twelve months of 1976. February was set aside for non-profit groups to celebrate their event for the nation's 200th anniversary.
Warwick Museum's current home, the Kentish Artillery Armory, is listed on the national register of Historic Places. This red-brick armory has a gable-roofed rear fronted by a block with projecting square corner towers and a battlemented parapet. It was designed by the Providence firm William R. Walker and Son, the architects who designed Warwick City Hall.
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