Current Exhibition: ROSITA SAUVAGEAU- SERNO

On view through mid June

Artist’s statement:

My drive to be creative was always with me. For as long as I can remember there’s been a deep passion for dance, fashion and organic movement.

I grew up in the city of Zürich, Switzerland spending every Sunday window shopping with my grandmother. I could see myself in the glass pretending to wear all those pretty dresses. I would dance and twirl in all the colors while holding my grandmother’s hand. These days I ride my Harley from state to state while holding my other best friends hand, the wind, he is my psychologist.

In this body of work, I studies the use of mirrors and the movement of the wind to combine my passion of today and to recreate a favorite childhood memory while suppling the tools for you, the viewer, to imagine and enjoy these precious moments as I did.

Curator’s statement:

The World’s Smallest Art Gallery is pleased to share Rosita’s exuberant artwork with the community. More of her assemblages of paintings on canvas and mirror can be seen at Caf Bar in Wakefield. https://cafbarri.com/

Rosita, not unlike her artwork, is an energetic, warm, friendly person and it has been a pleasure to work with her on this exhibit!

The World’s Smallest Art Gallery, located on the Peace Dale Village, Rhode Island stretch of South County Bike Path across from Palisades Mill between Divozzi Bakery and May Tailors along Kingstown Road. This is a joint project between Hera Gallery and the Peace Dale Neighborhood Revitalization Committee, Inc.

Artists are invited to show their work for 6 weeks in this outdoor Kiosk, the two separate panel spaces measuring 37”wx36”hx2” deep. The TWSAG takes no commissions on artwork, and sales are to be made directly between buyer and artist.

Submissions for exhibit proposals are accepted on a rolling basis. If you would be interested in showing your artwork contact John Kotula at (407)634-8292 or johnkotulapchn@yahoo.com.

The World’s Smallest Art Gallery, located on the Peace Dale Village, Rhode Island stretch of South County Bike Path across from Palisades Mill between Divozzi Bakery and May Tailors along Kingstown Road. This is a joint project between Hera Gallery and the Peace Dale Neighborhood Revitalization Committee, Inc.

Artists are invited to show their work for 6 weeks in this outdoor Kiosk, the two separate panel spaces measuring 37”wx36”hx2” deep. The TWSAG takes no commissions on artwork, and sales are to be made directly between buyer and artist.

Submissions for exhibit proposals are accepted on a rolling basis. If you would be interested in showing your artwork contact John Kotula at (407)634-8292 or johnkotulapchn@yahoo.com.