Allison Newsome's "Three Sisters" RainKeep was featured on the front cover of Historic New England magazine's Summer 2026 issue. Located at Casey Farm in Saunderstown, Rhode Island, the 500-gallon rain harvesting sculpture greets visitors with its "vibrant purple petals, bright yellow canopy, and shiny aluminum base." Newsome created this RainKeep in collaboration with Deborah Spears Moorehead to tell the creation of the First People of New England. Moorehead is an award-winn

The Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council Greenway is the site for three new RainKeep sculptures by renowned ceramic and environmental artist Allison Newsome. She created three rain-harvesting pieces, each that can collect up to 400 gallons of rainwater to naturally nourish nearby pollinator plants and shrubs along the urban greenway bike trail that stretches for 7 miles between Downtown Providence to Lyman Avenue in Johnston, Rhode Island. "The more you learn about it, the

Allison Newsome creates site-specific, utility sculptures (U.S. Patent No: 11,732,926 B2) that address the global climate crisis. Her...

We are thrilled to announce the latest installation by renowned artist Allison Newsome. Her new RainKeep, titled “Bee Violet II”, is now...

Celebrating Water Warriors and Advancing WASH Initiatives Allison Newsome recently had the honor of participating as a panelist at the...

RISD President Crystal Williams highlights RainKeep in her article discussing RISD's partnership with the Terra Carta program initiated...