The World's Smallest Art Gallery

The World's Smallest Art Gallery The World’s Smallest Art Gallery is a joint project between Hera Gallery & Peace Dale Neighborhood Revitalization Committee, Inc.

Thank you for your interest in 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 thi

s 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 [email protected].

Currently on display in The World's Smallest Art Gallery through September, the work of Caitlin Rae Moon.Artist's Statem...
08/20/2026

Currently on display in The World's Smallest Art Gallery through September, the work of Caitlin Rae Moon.

Artist's Statement:
Surrender to the Mystery
A m i n i -i n s t a l l a t i o n f o r T h e W o r l d’
s S m a l l e s t G a l l e r y
By Caitlin Rae Moon
Within the infinite universe, there is so much we can never fully know or understand.
S urr end er t o t h e M yst er y invites you to release the need for empirical knowledge to prove or make
sense of the world and our place within it. What if it doesn’t have to make sense? What if you don’t
need to explain it?
What changes when we relax our grip on the material world and open our perception to the subtle
language of the universe, a language of symbol, metaphor, pattern and synchronicity?
About the Artist
Caitlin Rae Moon is a visionary artist and mystic whose work explores the threshold between the seen
and unseen.
Through intuitive and embodied practices including tarot, movement, automatic writing, and ritual,
she gathers images, symbols, and messages that she then translates into physical form through
painting, pottery, and printmaking.
She lives in Matunuck and works from Infinite Portals Studio in Peace Dale, where she creates art,
reads tarot and works with clients one-on-one. She hosts monthly tarot-themed ecstatic dances at the
Neighborhood Guild and facilitates other events throughout RI, CT and MA. Learn more at
www.infiniteportalsstudio.com.

Curator's statement:
I first became aware of Caitlin's work while having a cup of coffee at Caf Bar. A man came in wearing a gorgeously decorated jacket which was covered in images of butterflies. I approached him and said, "I been admiring your jacket! Are you the artist?" He said, "No. My wife is." I wrote down my contact info and pitched him the idea of his wife doing a show in TWSAG. Caitlin called me a couple of days later. She invited me or a studio visit and I got to see many, many objects that were just as beautiful as the jacket. As you can see from the installation currently on view she has the ability to seamlessly blend objects made by hand and objects occurring in the natural world.

I also learned that Caitlin does tarot readings. I signed up for one on my 81st birthday. Here is description of that experience:
https://substack.com//p-198455821

New art in The World's Smallest GalleryDrawn TogetherIntroduction by Sandra Enos:In spring semester 2026, members of the...
05/17/2026

New art in The World's Smallest Gallery

Drawn Together

Introduction by Sandra Enos:
In spring semester 2026, members of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at URI joined Honors students in Drawn Together: Intergenerational Exchange through Poetry, Letters and Doodling. The class taught by Professor Karen de Bruin, PhD. and Sandra Enos, PhD. was designed around intergenerational cultural exchange, offering OLLI members an opportunity to share their favorite poems (listed below) with Honors students who, in turn, shared their favorite music with the OLLI members. The class met over the course of the semester exchanging conversation and letters over issues surfaced by the poems – immigration, the American Dream, the place of nature in our lives, surviving in chaotic times and more. The students transcribed these poems producing over 200 illustrations. Curated by John Kotula, this exhibit showcases some of the students’ and OLLI members’ favorite work. Names of class members are as follows:
OLLI Members. Betty Bogutt. Jack Cottle. Aleka Chase. Amy Gaddes. Debbe Hayes. John Kotula. Larry Mandel. Judy Mandel. Maureen Mulvaney. Lyn Primavera.
Honors 147 Students. Sarah Beule. Marinna Chhoun. Maya Crawford. Anxhelika Deda. Amanda Feldman. Donnie Gardner. Lokelani Gayton. Erin Hanrahan. Jackson Irving. Mike Marino. Ava Maroney. Owen Masse. Abigail Oxley. Marguerite Oxley. Bradley Palmer. Justyne Paolino. Dillon Robidoux. Ambar Rodriguez. Sofia Rodriguez. Kara Rondano. Kaliegh Stenstrom.
Poems selected by OLLI Members. Expect Nothing (Alice Walker), Dutch Interior (May Sarton), The World is Too Much with Us (William Wordsworth), On the Pulse of Morning (Maya Angelyou) The Earth is a Satellite of the Moon (Leonel Rugama), Quarantine (Eevan Boland), America (Paul Simon), Listen to the Mustn’ts (Shel Silverstein), Apostrophe to the Ocean (Lord Byron), Try to Praise the Mutilated World (Adam Zagajeski) and One Today (Richard Blanco).

Curator's statement:
I was a participant in Drawn Together and was quite moved, informed, and inspired by the experience. It is exciting to present some of the work and process to the community through this exhibition. I invite you to pause your bike ride or stroll and spend some time with these poems and the illustrated transcriptions they inspired. I've included some of the poetry here and will post some more over the course of the show.

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