Cammie Staros's show gallops through time and examines traditional museum display methods through a critical, contemporary lens Cammie Staros, "Figlinum aquaticum," 2021. Ceramic, acrylic, wood, laminate, de-chlorinated water, aquatic filtration system, programmed grow light, aquarium soil, lace rock, quartz-veined basalt, aquatic plants (Dwarf Lily, Eusteralis Stellata, Ludwigia Repens). Cammie Staros/Shulamit Nazarian, Los Angeles PROVIDENCE — There's a popular meme about men who think about the Roman Empire every day. Classical Greece and Rome were progenitors of Western civilization, and western society has woven dense nets of meaning from the traces those ancient cultures left behind. Los Angeles artist Cammie Staros pulls apart some of those nets in "Unearthing the Sky," a meaty show at Providence College Galleries organized by former interim director Kate McNamara. The exhibition spirals through time, linking traditional museum display methods, longst...