The Rhode Island Watercolor Society is a welcoming and inclusive art museum that offers a peaceful and autism-friendly environment. The curator is approachable and makes an effort to accommodate visitors, including those with special needs. The museum features a diverse collection of artwork, including pieces created with oil, acrylic, and watercolor, displayed on both the first floor and basement levels. Visitors can even vote on their favorite pieces. The well-lit and clean space includes books on art and seating, though it's unclear if sitting and reading is encouraged. The museum also offers reasonably priced adult-centered art courses, around $140-$150. Overall, the Rhode Island Watercolor Society is a great place to enjoy local and national art, with a focus on accessibility and inclusivity. The rotating displays ensure there is always something new to discover, making it a popular destination for both art enthusiasts and casual visitors exploring Slater Park.
Great location at Slater Park. Great art classes and exhibitions!
February 2025
I never thought water. Color paintings could be so beautiful. More beautiful, more beautiful than any other type of painting? You should see what they have inside and anyone can participate. A beautiful museum.
November 2024
I walk around the pond and this building is right near the pond.The great place for walking
