
Thursday, September 10 · 5–8 pm
Opening Reception
Ritual Spaces Gallery, 719 Westminster Street, Providence.

Exploring domestic space as a
site of artistic inquiry.
September 12 – October 3, 2026
Ritual Spaces Gallery
719 Westminster Street
Providence, Rhode Island
Studio to Market helps artists recognize the distinctiveness of their work, understand how viewers encounter it, and develop language that makes the work more legible without changing its essence or flattening its complexity.
Participating artists learn to observe the relationship between their work, their audience, and the contexts in which the work appears. They develop clearer language, stronger self-understanding, and public-facing materials that can support exhibitions, applications, websites, studio visits, and future opportunities.
The program treats visibility as an extension of artistic practice: a way of helping the work meet the world with greater clarity, confidence, and integrity.
HomeMaking is the first cohort presented through Studio to Market.
Homemaking: About the Show
Bringing together artists across generations, HomeMaking examines domestic space as a site of artistic inquiry, cultural memory, care, repair, ritual, and material intelligence.
The exhibition centers forms of labor and making long practiced in the home: work often uncompensated as labor, unchampioned as cultural production, and excluded from the category of art.
Works range across painting, photography, illustration, installation, performance, traditional domestic materials, and contemporary art practices.

Thursday, September 10 · 5–8 pm
Ritual Spaces Gallery, 719 Westminster Street, Providence.

Saturday, September 12 · 1–5 pm
Bring your own lap-sized knitting, crochet, stitching, or mending project and make together inside the exhibition.

Thursday, September 17 · 5–8 pm
Providence Gallery Night at Ritual Spaces. Events TBD.

Saturday, September 19 · 1–5 pm
A HomeMaking bake sale inside the gallery. 100% proceeds go to charity.

Saturday, September 26 · 3–4 pm
Artists from the HomeMaking cohort in conversation. Gallery open 1–5 pm.

Saturday, October 3 · 7–10 pm
A Halloween-themed closing celebration on the final night of HomeMaking.
The gallery is open to visitors during all special events.
Take Part
Donations help fund artist mentorship, exhibition production, artist development stipends, marketing implementation, documentation, public programming, and future Studio to Market cohorts. One unified form handles every kind of involvement.
Help fund artist mentorship, exhibition production, stipends, documentation, and future cohorts.
Open form →Gallery sitting, event support, install/breakdown, documentation, outreach. Tell us what you can do.
Open form →Questions about HomeMaking, Studio to Market, or Angell Street Galleries. Reach us through the same form.
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