IMAGO Gallery

09/08/2026

Upcoming September Events at IMAGO
- Film Club
- Music at IMAGO
- Art Exhibition

Filmmaker
Dennis Hlynsky. Thurs, Sept 10, 7-8:30pm - Free

Music at IMAGO
The Ryan Lee Crosby Trio. Sun, Sept 13. 4–6 PM

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09/03/2026

New exhibition at IMAGO Gallery: Homage to Artist and Teacher Howard Windham

IMAGO Gallery presents Homage to Artist and Teacher Howard Windham, an exhibition celebrating the life and work of longtime IMAGO artist, teacher, and RISD graduate Howard Windham.

Spanning work from the 1960s through the 2020s, the exhibition traces the visual language that remained constant throughout Windham’s practice: grids, dots, lines, repetition, and the idea that complex forms can be built from the smallest of elements. His collages, paintings, and sculptures also reveal the things that occupied his imagination—from cats, reading, and baseball to the hundreds of invented face collages he created in response to his pronounced facial recognition blindness.

The exhibition also brings together work by Windham’s children, Corey Turner Windham and Brett Day Windham, revealing some of the ways his artistic language continues across generations. Corey’s grid paintings echo a process he remembers from his father’s studio, while Brett’s multidisciplinary practice brings together cyanotype, painting, and collected natural, commercial, and industrial remnants through an intuitive approach to color, composition, and ritual.

The exhibition will also feature work by IFA Exhibiting Artists Dot Bergen, Jim Cain, David Clarke, Eileen Siobhan Collins, Mary Dondero, Stephen Fisher, Philip Gruppuso, Gary Heise, Carl Keitner, Lisa Lowenstein, Eileen Mayhew, Linda Megathlin, Catherine Moylan, Rina Naik, Mercedes Nuñez, Anne Marie Rossi, Howard Rotblat-Walker, Lenny Rumpler, Duff Schweninger, Suzanne Taetzsch, Pat Warwick, and Meredith Wolf.

Join us for the Opening Reception to celebrate Howard’s life and work, meet the artists, enjoy music, and share some of Howard’s favorite chocolate chip cookies.

🗓 Opening Reception: Saturday, September 5
⏰ 5–8 PM
🎶 Music by Bob Drouin & Josh Cain
🍪 Howard’s favorite chocolate chip cookies
🖼 Exhibition: September 5–26
📍 IMAGO Gallery
36 Market Street | Warren, RI
• All are welcome

09/02/2026

September at IMAGO Gallery

September brings a full month of art, film, and music to IMAGO Gallery in Warren. From a new exhibition celebrating the life and work of longtime IMAGO artist Howard Windham to an evening of experimental film and a Sunday afternoon of Delta blues, there are plenty of reasons to make your way to 36 Market Street.

🖼 HOMAGE TO ARTIST AND TEACHER HOWARD WINDHAM
September 5–26
This exhibition celebrates the life and work of artist, teacher, and longtime IMAGO artist Howard Windham, bringing together work spanning the 1960s through the 2020s alongside work by his children, Corey Turner Windham and Brett Day Windham, and IFA Exhibiting Artists.
Opening Reception
Saturday, September 5 • 5–8 PM
🎶 Music by Bob Drouin & Josh Cain
🍪 Howard’s favorite chocolate chip cookies
All are welcome.

🎥 IMAGO FILM CLUB: DENNIS HLYNSKY
Thursday, September 10 • 7 PM
Free & open to the public
Filmmaker and video artist Dennis Hlynsky joins the IMAGO Film Club for an evening of short films, including Hand, Mr. Buttons Gets an Upgrade, Dogtown, Part One, and Tales of a Digital Immigrant. Hlynsky will also share recent experiments with AI.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A led by filmmaker and IMAGO community member Katherine Reaves.

🎸 RYAN LEE CROSBY TRIO
Sunday, September 13 • 4 PM
Doors at 3:30 PM • $25
Get ready for an afternoon of Delta blues with the Ryan Lee Crosby Trio. Based in Rhode Island with his musical heart in Mississippi, Crosby is a leading practitioner of the Bentonia School of rural Delta blues, weaving together influences from Indian raga, ambient music, post-punk, and world music.
Joining Crosby are Jay Scheffler on harmonica and Grant Smith on African calabash and shekere.
Tickets are $25 at the door, or reserve in advance by emailing [email protected].

📍 IMAGO Gallery
36 Market Street | Warren, RI

Come for the art. Stay for the films. Bring your ears for the music.

09/01/2026

A life in art, traced across six decades.

On September 5, IMAGO Gallery opens Homage to Artist and Teacher Howard Windham, an exhibition celebrating the life and work of longtime IMAGO artist Howard Windham, whose collages, paintings, and sculptures span the 1960s through the 2020s.

The exhibition brings together Windham’s work with that of his children, Corey Windham and Brett Day Windham, alongside work by IFA exhibiting artists—revealing unexpected continuities of grids, dots, lines, color, collecting, and repetition across generations.

A celebration of Howard’s work is also a celebration of the things that surrounded his life: cats, baseball, books, chocolate chip cookies, and an enduring commitment to making.

Join us for the opening reception:
🗓 Saturday, September 5
⏰ 5–8 PM
🎶 Music by Bob Drouin & Josh Cain
🍪 Howard’s favorite chocolate chip cookies
📍 IMAGO Gallery
36 Market Street | Warren, RI

Homage to Artist and Teacher Howard Windham will be on view September 5–26.
All are welcome.

08/25/2026

Last chance to see the show at IMAGO 👀 Swipe for textures and details from our current exhibition!

Our current exhibition brings together new work by Featured Artist Mary Dondero, Spotlight Artist Pat Warwick, Guest Artist Nyala Honda, and IFA exhibiting artists throughout the gallery.

On view through August 29 at IMAGO Gallery
📍 36 Market Street, Warren, RI
Above, detailed looks at work by Mary Dondero, Mercedes Nunez, Howard Rotblat-Walker and Nyala Honda.

08/20/2026

Close-ups of current work on view at IMAGO 👀
Our current exhibition brings together new work by Featured Artist Mary Dondero, Spotlight Artist Pat Warwick, Guest Artist Nyala Honda, and IFA exhibiting artists throughout the gallery.
If you haven’t stopped in yet, there’s still time to see it in person.
On view through August 29 at IMAGO Gallery
📍 36 Market Street, Warren, RI
1- layered photo composition by Mary Dondero, 2- painting by Eileen Mayhew, 3 - necklace by Lisa Lowenstein, 4 - detail of installation multifaceted wall installation by Mary Dondero, 5- photo composition by Howard Rotblat-Walker

08/18/2026

Meet Mary Dondero – the Featured Artist in our new group exhibition now on view at IMAGO Gallery in Warren, RI.

In her latest body of work, Looking Is Not Knowing, Mary Dondero explores the space between what we see and what we understand. Expanding beyond her longtime practice of expressive pastel drawing, she incorporates photography, digital montage, assemblage, and installation to examine memory, overlooked histories, women’s lives, and systems of harm.

Through layered imagery, found objects, and moments of concealment and revelation, Dondero invites us to slow down, question first impressions, and consider how meaning is formed—and how it often remains incomplete.

On view alongside Dondero’s work are exhibitions by IFA Spotlight Artist Pat Warwick, whose assemblages transform found objects into relic-like compositions, and Guest Artist Nyala Honda, whose ceramics explore place, identity, mythology, and perception through layered narratives. The exhibition also features work by other IFA exhibiting artists.

🖼 On view July 23–August 29
🎤 Artist Talk with Mary Dondero: Sunday, August 9 at 2 PM
📍 IMAGO Gallery
36 Market Street, Warren, RI

08/18/2026

Meet Pat Warwick, the Spotlight Artist in our new group exhibition now on view at IMAGO Gallery in Warren, RI.

Pat Warwick has built a career spanning graphic design, ceramics, painting, collage, and assemblage. After years creating custom ceramic works for homes and public spaces, she shifted her focus toward abstract painting and mixed-media assemblage, continuing a lifelong exploration of texture, color, and material.

For this exhibition, Warwick transforms discarded and found objects into evocative compositions that recall relics, shrines, works of fine art, and everyday curiosities. Each fragment becomes a brushstroke, line, or color, revealing beauty and meaning in materials that might otherwise be overlooked.

Warwick’s work is deeply informed by Rhode Island’s coastal landscape, where weathered objects, washed ashore treasures, and traces of human presence become inspiration for works that celebrate memory, place, and discovery.

On view alongside Warwick’s work are Guest Artist Nyala Honda, whose ceramic sculptures explore place, perception, and personal mythology, and IFA Exhibiting Artist Mary Dondero, whose exhibition Looking Is Not Knowing examines the space between what we see and what we understand. The exhibition also features new work by IFA exhibiting artists.

🖼 On view through August 29
📍 IMAGO Gallery
36 Market Street | Warren, RI

Artist photo by Carol Wild Photography