Sara Agniel

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Going underground

The hidden quality of the Providence art scene is a big part of what sets it apart
The project in which Michael Townsend and seven collaborators created a secret apartment at Providence Place began as an adventure in which four friends tried to live in the mall for a week.
By GREG COOK | October 10, 2007

Pushing to replace Bush

Rhode Islanders are getting busy while supporting their favorite democrats
On an overcast night in early June, nearly 100 of US Senator Barack Obama’s local supporters crowded into the Peerless Lofts in downtown Providence.
By MATTHEW JERZYK | July 11, 2007

It’s on: Preserving Providence’s poster explosion

Citywatch
The basic marvel of last fall’s Wunderground show was how anyone managed to assemble so many Providence-made posters from the past decade in one place.
By GREG COOK | March 14, 2007

Goodbye to Gallery Agniel/Martina & Co.

City watch
In the fall of 2004, gallerist Sara Agniel and jewelry designer Martina Windels joined forces, moving Gallery Agniel into Martina & Company’s storefront at 120 North Main St. in Providence.
By GREG COOK | January 10, 2007

Print the legend

Providence’s ‘Wunderground’ and MassArt’s ‘Crafty’
This exhibit offers an eye-popping, floor-to-ceiling survey of practically every poster produced to advertise under-the-radar Providence shenanigans from 1995 to 2005. Slideshow: Images from Wunderground
By GREG COOK | September 28, 2006

The more things change, the more they stay the same

The artist-development clash, as seen through the Phoenix archives
In December 2000, the threat to replace Fort Thunder and other old mills in Eagle Square with a bland strip mall attracted a broad and spirited opposition movement.
By IAN DONNIS | September 14, 2006

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