Wunderground Providence, 1995 to the Present

For the past decade, Providence has been the site of a radical undergroundrt scene, giving rise to a multi-faceted, unbridled aesthetic that is asistinct as it is influential. The work earns international press rangingrom music and fine art to comic and shelter publications, yet the artistsaintain their underground life-as-art practices. This fall, the Museumresents Wunderground: Providence, 1995 to the present, an exhibitionelebrating Providence's intersection of art and music. Wunderground will beccompanied by a full-colour, illustrated catalogue with a foreword byelebrated artist and designer Gary Panter. Two major texts, written byudith Tannenbaum and Providence gallerist Sara Agniel, will contextualizerovidence's unique art scene. Artists, musicians, writers, and students whoreated and witnessed it offer shorter texts-reminiscences, anecdotes, andersonal perspectives providing a kaleidoscopic portrait of a time and place.he catalogue is being produced in collaboration with the award-winning artirector Dan Nadel of PictureBox, Inc.Tannenbaum, Judith is the author of 'Wunderground Providence, 1995 to the Present', published 2006 under ISBN 9781584232629 and ISBN 1584232625.