In conversation with Traci Picard, PCL writer in residence at former Columbus Square, we talked about books, process, research, and the evolution of her idea of commemoration. Read our Q&A style conversation below.
In a conversation with PCL artist Valerie Tutson earlier this summer, we talked about her installation, ‘AncesTree’, at Former Columbus Square, and about collaboration, commemoration, and her storytelling experiences that led to her co-founding the Rhode Island Black Storytellers (RIBS). Opening with a poem that she calls her daily prayer, written below is the full interview.
In a rather eclectic studio visit with artist and cultural worker, Shey Rivera Ríos, we talked about PCL, Studio Loba, performance and all things art. Read more to learn about their past and upcoming work at the Lab!
Studio Loba recently visited artist Lu Heintz to chat about her practice, PCL, the Former Columbus Square and more. Click through to see what she had to say.
Welcome Rae Reilly, Anna Snyder, and Ben Sisto, Providence Commemoration Lab Production Managers.
PCL artists propose their final interventions
Early Interventions at the Former Columbus Square
The Providence Commemoration Lab is thrilled to announce the selection of the Writers in Residence.
Lab artists Sheida Soleimani, Linsey Wallace, Val Tutson, Edwige Charlot and Moy Chuong at Aldrich House for the Lab kickoff celebration.
Artists Lu Heintz, Valerie Tutson, and Shey Rivera have begun their investigation of the site where they will eventually stage new commemorative works.
