Hera Gallery

Saturday, November 21st, 5-8pm Curious Surface Opening Reception   & November Fall Fundraiser Join us in a night of art, food, and fun with the Hera artists of Curious Surface : Uli Brahmst, Iris Donnelly, Viera Levitt, Megan McNaught, Barbara Owen, & MJ Yeager Silent Auction of Crafts, Art,  & Local Business Goods/Services: 5-7:45 Wine Surprise Gift Bags Available All Night & The Return of the ARTIST MADE PIE LIVE AUCTION at 7PM!

Last two days to catch "Self Portraits: Under My Skin" and "Old World"!  Gallery is open 1-5 today and 10-4 tomorrow.

Hera Gallery is open today from 1-5! Swing by to see the work of Viera Levitt,  local photographer and curator!

Hera Gallery is closed today, but you can stop by tomorrow from 1-5 to view  Viera Levitt's exhibition "Old World"!

Hera Gallery will be open today from 10-4!  Come see Viera Levitt's photographic series "Old World"!  

Today we're open 1-5, so stop by and see Viera Levitt's photographic series "Old World". Fun Fact! The images in this series are from an abandoned sugar mill in Viera's Slovakian hometown.

Gallery is closed today, but swing by Wed and Thurs this week (before heading out for the 4th of July) to see Viera Levitt's photographic series "Old World"!  We'll be open 1-5 both days and Saturday 10-4.

Hera Gallery Presents SANDY AND ITS AFTERMATH Artists and Communities Respond to Hurricane Sandy At the Hoxie Gallery December 5 th  – December 29 th    Opening Reception:  Wednesday, December 5 th , 6:00 – 8:00pm IMAGES: Troy West, Alexandra Broches and Maria Scaglione Hera Gallery invites you to the opening reception of  Sandy and Its Aftermath: Artists and Communities Respond to Hurricane Sandy .  The exhibition will take place in the Hoxie Gallery located within the Westerly Public Library on 44 Broad Street, Westerly, RI from December 5 th  through December 29 th . The reception will be held from 6:00 to 8:00pm this Wednesday, December 5 th . Sandy and its Aftermath  showcases work from RI and CT artists and stories from the local community, presenting a platform to simultaneously and holistically showcase the hurricane's effect on the area. The exhibition is conceived and organized by Dora Szekely in conjunct...

Tea at 5 Please join artists Elizabeth Lind and Viera Levitt for 'Tea at 5' at Hera Gallery on Thursday, August 30th from 5 to 8 p.m. for a cup of tea and an informal talk about their work. The first double-solo show in the new Hera Gallery space is ending on September 1st and we invite you to celebrate the new space with us in this closing reception. Elizabeth will also bring the tools she uses to create her stone sculptures. Tea and music provided and the event is free and open to public. The new exhibition space showcasing Elizabeth Lind on the right, and Viera Levitt on the left. Figs, Figures & Other Mysteries Elizabeth Lind speaks through the language of symbols, creating sculptures of women, evocative environments, and natural objects that allude to deeper meanings within the work. Employing direct carving techniques and using the tools and materials of thousands of years ago, her work explores the fluid nature of shifting forms under the stone's ...

Viera Levitt: BEAUTY IN THE BEAST Photography of Brutalist Architecture July 28 th – September 1 st , 2012   Hera Gallery is pleased to present "Beauty in the Beast: Photography of Brutalist Architecture", a solo exhibition of works by Viera Levitt from July 28th through September 1st, 2012. The exhibition will take place in our new location on 10 High Street in Wakefield, RI. Through her photographic exploration of a style of architecture often seen as soulless and austere, Viera Levitt provides us with a new lens to discover its hidden beauty. In Rhode Island, Brutalism is most evident at CCRI’s Warwick Campus, a building that inspired Ms. Levitt, to curate her 2011 New England Art Award winning, RISCA supported group show and Rhode Island Council for the Humanities funded forum on the history and ideas of Brutalism. In this solo exhibition, Viera Levitt continues her exploration of this overlooked style, derived initially from the ideas of Le Corbusier ...