Riverzedge Arts To Unveil Public Arts Installation at Roger Williams National Memorial Park

Riverzedge Arts To Unveil Public Arts Installation at Roger Williams National Memorial Park

During the summer, youth artists of Riverzedge's Arts & Business program built a public art installation reflecting Roger William's founding of Rhode Island and honoring the Park's upcoming 50-year anniversary.

These teens served as Artists in Residence at the Roger Williams National Memorial Park.

The installation is a laser-cut steel structure and represents Williams' ideals of freedom, individuality, and acceptance.

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A reception will be held September 11 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at the park. Fellow Artists in Residence from RISD, the Steel Yard, and the Tomaquag Indian Museum will also be in attendance.