Gallery Hours: Wednesday - Friday: 1-5 pm, Saturday: 10-4pm
We wish our community health and creativity!
50th Anniversary Sponsors
401 Gives Business Matches
Sutherland Welles Ltd.
Dune Brothers
Pomegranate Sponsors
Dove and Distaff
Smith Co. Oil
Hera Pomegranate Sponsors
Drinks on Me
It is with incredible sorrow that we share the passing of our dear friend, talented artist, and founding member Alexandra Broches. Alexandra was a light at Hera Gallery for 50 years.
In 1995, Alexandra represented Hera at the NGO Forum on Women of the Fourth United Nations World Conference in Beijing. Her moving artwork evolved over the years, culminating in her latest project "Letters and Pictures from a Box" uncovering her family narrative. Her work is in the collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Hasbro Children’s Hospital, Providence, RI, Technic, Inc., Cranston, RI, Cornish Associates, Providence, RI as well as private collections.
It is difficult to picture Hera without Alexandra. It is because of her hard work, passion, and dedication, that we have arrived at our 50th anniversary. We looked forward to celebrating this landmark with her by our side. Though she will forever be missed, Alexandra's life's work and memory will live on in the spirit of Hera.
We are accepting donations in Alexandra’s honor with the intent of establishing a scholarship in her name. To donate, please see the link below.
The Green Stitch
knitting community together
The Green Stitch is a creative outreach project that uses simple crafts such as sewing and knitting as a vehicle to engage our local community while bringing environmental awareness to topics that are specific to Southern RI. We have partnered with the Rhode Island Natural History Survey and Save the Bay to develop this in person and online programming.
Artist Coloring Pages
Downloadable PDF’s to print at home!
BRINGING CREATIVITY TO OUR COMMUNITY SINCE 1974
Our non-profit, artist-run organization has continued to stimulate discussion and challenge perceptions for over 40 years. This creative space has allowed countless artists a place for transformation, exploration, and community with one another. Hera Gallery is free and open to the public and is accessible to persons with disabilities. Parking is available.
