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Introducing Our New Intern, Ben Riley!

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Hello all! My name is Benjamin Riley, and I am the Hera Gallery’s newest intern for the Winter/Spring time. I am a junior at the University of Rhode Island with a double major in Studio Art and Art History. I’ve lived in Rhode Island most of my life and focus my time and effort towards art and supporting the arts. If you were ever to try to me, you can find me at the beach, no matter the season. When it comes to art, my mediums vary. I work in graphite, I print-make, and I dabble in digital photography quite often. Drawing has always been an escape for me and I’ve been working at it and practicing all my life. When it comes to my drawings, I focus a lot in blending it in with other mediums, creating mixed media pieces. When it comes to my photography, I focus on model photography and turning the human body into art. After I graduate from URI, I plan on going to graduate school for my master’s degree in Museum Studies. I am very excited to be apart of the Hera Gal

Sara Breslin at The World's Smallest Art Gallery

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Sara Breslin is a recent graduated from the University of Rhode Island with a bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts. She has been part of five group shows including the 2013 Senior Seminar Exhibition at Studio Z in Providence, the 2014 Senior Seminar Exhibition held at the University of Rhode Island, and two University of Rhode Island Carlotti Exhibitions (2014, 2013).   Most recently Sara was part of a group show called XVIII: A Collection of Emerging Artists at Hera Gallery in Wakefield.   She is based in Rhode Island and her focus is illustration, painting and mixed media work.   She is also known for her love of and undeniable talent in portrait painting and has had extensive commission.   Currently, Sara is also working on her first graphic novel entitled The Human War, which deals with the relationship between nature and mankind.   The work to be displayed at the World’s Smallest Art Gallery is a series of works related to the development of this novel.   The pi