alex stadler & Liz collins

19f Brewster Street
Provincetown, Mass. 02657
267.455.5232
stadlerkahn@gmail.com

www.lizcollins.com
www.alexstadlerartwork.com

Alex Stadler  is a multidisciplinary artist, painter, author, textile designer, illustrator, producer and curator. Stadler has written and illustrated more than 10 published books for children and adults (Farrar Strauss & Giroux; Harcourt; Simon and Schuster; Scholastic; Chronicle), most of which deal with themes of emotional intelligence. Stadler has created public artwork and murals for Colette Paris, Reading Terminal Market and Comcast in Philadelphia, and Saks 5th Avenue's flagship store in New York City. As an illustrator/textile designer, he has created his own line of knitted scarves and blankets, stadler-Kahn, and has collaborated with and designed for Comme des Garçons, Jack Lenor Larsen, GapKid, Todd Oldham,  and Whoopi Goldberg. In Philadelphia, Stadler has curated shows at The Art Alliance, The Clay Studio and The Independence Seaport Museum. These included a retrospective of the work of ceramic artist Rose Cabat, 1917-2016, whose work is held in the collections of MoMA and the Smithsonian, and Homework, a dual show of Erin Endicott's embroidered paintings and the neo-crochet pieces of Asimina Chremos. In April of 2019 Stadler had a one-person show of oil paintings, textiles and ceramics at The Clay Studio. In May of 2023 he had a show of his large scale memorial urns-also at The Clay Studio. He has shown his porcelain and stoneware pieces at Big Apple Design in Milan, Room 68 in Provincetown, Egan Rittenhouse in Philadelphia and Kneeland & co in Los Angeles. Since 2012, he has been a featured artist at annual or biannual live customization drawing events in Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto, Kobe, Osaka) as well as at one-off drawing events in Miami and Milan. In June of 2022, Stadler created a public ceremony and memorial procession in honor of the unclaimed of the early years of the AIDS crisis which began at the William Way Community Center and then moved through the streets of Philadelphia’s Queen Village neighborhood. This collaborative work involving the work of living and deceased artists and designers chosen by Stadler was entitled Gone and For Ever, was produced through a grant from the Pew Center for Arts and Heritage. Stadler recently completed a documentary film about the project.

Liz Collins is a New York based artist who works across art and design with a broad range of textile techniques and materials to make paintings, drawings, and fiber works that vary in scale and form, which includes transforming environments into social spaces with a dynamic combination of objects and materials in dialogue. Collins has collaborated with design brands on collections of functional textiles, and produced large scale public art works and performances. Exhibitions and installations have been in New York at the Museum of Arts and Design, Candice Madey, and at the Tang Museum, and at Luis de Jesus Los Angeles, Rossana Orlandi (Milan), and Touchstones Rochdale (England), among others. Group exhibitions: Leslie Lohman Museum, Museum of FIT, New Museum, MoMA, Drawing Center, BRIC, Smackmellon, Asya Geisberg, Sargent’s Daughters, R & Company, and Tappeto Volante- all in NYC; Lyndhurst Mansion (Tarrytown, NY), Longhouse Reserve (East Hampton), Jeff Lincoln Art +Design (Southampton), September Gallery (Hudson, NY), NoLAB ( Istanbul), Kristin Hjellegjerde (Berlin), and Addison Gallery (Andover, MA). Collins’ honors include a USA Fellowship, a MacColl Johnson Fellowship, Foundation for Contemporary Arts & ArtistRelief grants, Drawing Center Open Sessions and residencies at Siena Art Institute, MacDowell, Yaddo, Haystack, Museum of Arts and Design, Stoneleaf, and currently she is in the Two Trees Cultural Subsidy Studio Program in Brooklyn. In 2020, The Tang Museum released “Liz Collins Energy Field”, her first major publication. Collins is included in “Woven Histories: Textiles and Modern Abstraction", at LACMA, a show that will travel to the National Galleries of Art in Washington DC and Canada, and to the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. In 2025, Collins will have a mid-career retrospective “Liz Collins: Mischief”at the RISD Museum in Providence, RI with an accompanying monograph.

I have been coming to Provincetown since 1991 as a poetry fellow at FAWC and have lived here full time since 2016.
THE COMMUNITY ROOM
Group Show
20 Textile works and works on paper by Liz Collins ranging in size from 10 x 12 in to 20 x 30 in and 10-15 paintings in oil and wax on canvas by Alex Stadler , size 24 x 36 in

Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)

 Andy towle

19 Montello Street
Provincetown,Mass. 02657
646.256.4734
andytowle@gmail.com

andytowle.com
@andytowle_art

Andy Towle was the founder of Towleroad, the popular LGBTQ-focused news website, which he left in 2020 to focus full time on making visual art. Towle was born in Chicago and grew up in the western suburb of River Forest. He attended Oak Park River Forest High School and went on to attend Vassar College, receiving BAs in Art History and English. After college he was awarded a Stegner Fellowship in creative writing at Stanford University and two writing fellowships from the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, in poetry (1991-92) and fiction (1995-96). Prior to founding Towleroad, Towle was the editor-in-chief of Genre magazine and an editor-at-large for Out Traveler. His poetry has been published in Poetry magazine, The Paris Review, The Yale Review, Christopher Street, Ploughshares, Poetry Northwest, and Manoa, among others. He lives and works in Provincetown, Massachusetts.

I have been coming to Provincetown since 1991 as a poetry fellow at FAWC and have lived here full time since 2016.
Half Hall (40 linear feet)
Individual
20+, various sizes from 9 x 12 in to 36 x 48 in.

Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)

 Christien Polos

10 Atlantic Ave
Provincetown,Mass. 02657
617.325.1967
christienpolos@gmail.com

Arieldesigns.us

Was professional dancer, became high school teacher for 25 years, now an artist/craftsman. Live here part time, Boston part time

No gallery’s mainly Paam and Coa

Sian Robertson
Live here part time, Boston part time

Half Hall (40 linear feet)
Individual

Watercolor Mandalas, each is 12”X12”

Dates Requested:
Flexible

 Dean h. katica

2 Thistlemore Way,
Provincetown, Ma

617.955.7050
deankh72@gmail.com

Dean H. Katica is a Boston/Provincetown based self-taught artist of Bosnian origin. The war, ethnic cleansing, and genocide in Bosnia during early 1990’s forced his family to move to Germany where his father lived and worked since the 1960’s. His childhood home was taken by Serbs. The whole family immigrated to the United States in 1998. He recounts his father going from the USA to visit Bosnia after the war ended and in a bizarre turn of events ended up having coffee with the same people who forcefully occupied their family home. When he asked his father if this was the hardest thing he ever had to do, his father responded:”once you let go of hard feelings, you put responsibility on them”. The war has left a big scar in his early life that shaped his destiny but also his creative spirit. Now a U.S. citizen, he is fluent in Bosnian, German, and English languages and has strong cultural influences of all three countries. He specializes in oil and acrylic, still life and seascape paintings that often meet at an abstract and landscape realist intersection using underpainting, dry brushing, glazing, pallet knife and sgraffito techniques. He is a registered nurse who worked throughout the pandemic in Covid units at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. The stress of every day hospital life, pain and suffering he often witnesses in his patients, has forced him to retreat to the tranquility of seascapes and create art as a way of finding his inner peace. He has been creating art for the past 15 years and hopes to progress and collaborate with local artists in coproducing a discursive piece melting several styles into a cohesive piece of art. He is influenced by regional tales that include fascinating stories of life, hardship, love, mystery and the beauty of Cape Cod. He names his paintings based on the stories that exist in the local and regional folklore. In his artwork, he incorporates all five wonders of Cape Cod, with lighthouse adorned National Seashore being at the top of his artistic expression.

Live in Provincetown part time

10-12 pieces of various sizes (16x16 inches to 20x36 inches)

Dates Requested:
July - September
Half the Hallway

denny camio

134 Main Street
774.722.5684
dennycamino09@gmail.com
dennycamino.com

I am a Cape Cod artist who has been creating art on the Cape for the past 22 Years

I live in Brewster and attend AA meetings in Provincetown

Karen Cappotto, Jim Rann
20 Pieces from 12" x 12" to 36" x 36"

Dates Requested:
Summer July - September
Half the Hallway (individual)

Elise Kaufman

620 Commercial Street
Provincetown, Ma
917.370.8643
elise@elisekaufman.net
www.elisekaufman

I am a multi-disciplinary artist whose work explores and addresses the ways in which absence, time, and memory may be expressed in photography (cyanotypes and limited edition photographs), printmaking (monotypes and photo lithographs) and painting (on mylar). My work has been in exhibited in New York City, Ireland, Boston, Provincetown and Wellfleet and is included in numerous public (and private) collections including The Brooklyn Museum of Art, The Fogg Art Museum (Harvard Art Museums), The Delaware Art Museum, The Boise Art Museum, The Arkansas Art Museum.

Marion Roth
I reside here, 6 months of the year (in Provincetown)

Dates Requested:
Summer July - September
Half the Hallway (individual)

Elizabeth g. brooke

102 Bradford Street
508.487.2779
elizabethbrooke@mac.com

www.elizabethbrooke.com

I am a longtime Provincetown resident. My social media may be found here: https://www.facebook.com/provincetownelizabeth/ and https://www.instagram.com/ebrooke102/.

30"x40" matted photographic prints - enough to fill the room.

Dates Requested:
Summer/Fall
The Community Room

emory Petrack

8 Conant Street, Unit 2
Provincetown, Ma 02657
617.877.8712
emory@petrackphotography.com
www.PetrackPhotography.com
EmoryPetrack on Instagram

My photography draws on the natural beauty of sand and sea, with a deep appreciation for the peace and serenity that comes through connection with nature. I've been going to the outer Cape for more than 5 decades, and my work translates that natural beauty into present moments that endure. Taken over many decades, my photographs from the outer Cape reflect a delightful beauty and diversity that I find so nourishing. These images I create help me to stay more anchored in presence, even when surrounded by turbulence and difficult times. Before retiring from emergency medicine 2 years ago, I received an “Always Thinking Ahead” grant from the Tufts Medical Center to place 5 large (30”x60”) images in the emergency department, with the goal of reducing stress and anxiety for patients and staff. With overwhelmingly positive feedback, I am now working to soften the difficult moments we all face using my tranquil images of the Cape and beyond.

Annette Andruss
I have been coming to the Outer Cape for about 6 decades, since I was 3 years old. Provincetown is my spiritual home.
About 13 metal images, 16"x24"


Half the Hallway
Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)

Eric polli

60 Wallingford Road
Brighton, Ma 02135
617.794.5920
ericpolliartist@gmail.com
www.ericpolli.com

Eric Polli spent his childhood summers on Sagamore Beach MA where he began his love affair with the ocean. In 1999, he became a part-time resident in Provincetown and is now in North Truro. He is inspired by the works of Andrew Wyeth, Charles Hawthorne and John Singer Sargent. Eric has been refining his ability to see the nuances of color for over 30 years. Eric loves spending his time surrounded by nature and sees the outer cape from a perspective that showcases its intense beauty, light and energy.


I owned property in Provincetown for 20 years and now am in North Truro. I have been a member of the Ptown community for even longer.

Multiple sizes from 9x12-36x36 I can't give an exact number this far out
Half the Hallway
Dates Requested:
Summer (July - September)

James ham

236 Cranview Road
774.208.7346
ailieart@yahoo.com
https://www.fineartjah.com/

Jamie Ham is an artist with a prolific portfolio of work. He has been producing his multi-media works since 1985. He primarily uses a felt tip pen, watercolor, and pastel. The images are often placed in digital format, with creative elements in place. Often he will use paper clippings for his inspiration and is often, ironically, right on in his commentary about the subject. This is a reference to the late artist Romare Bearden. He once went to one of his exhibits and was memorized. The collage technique Jamie uses is quite similar. The pallet is also akin to Romare’s. ​ Jamie is exceptionally different in that he is Down's Syndrome. But his special needs are not his focus. His focus is on making art.” ​ My sister, Ailie Ham, helps me market my artwork. If you want to find out more about her and what she does, here is her website, www.ailie.com My family friend Louis LaFevre has also always been supportive of my art. We will be planning a 2024 show in his honor, as he is one of my largest patrons.

30 pieces
I live in Brewster and love going to Provincetown. I enjoy looking at the galleries with my family.
I went to the center with my sister to listen to Jack Stanton talk.

Entire Hallway
Summer (July - September)

Jennifer pinck

21 Hutchins Court
Harwich Port
Gloucester, Ma
617.290.1618
jenpinck@gmail.com
@jenpinck
jenpinck.com

After a career transforming two dimensions (blueprints) into three dimensions (buildings, tunnels, etc) I have reversed direction and am now a full time painter. My inspiration is the intersection of the natural and built worlds as I explore color, light, shape and texture.


Long long time second home owner in Ptown

30 pieces from 8x8 to 24x30 , approximately
Half the Hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer (July - September)

Jo Hay

21 Pleasant Street
Provincetown, MA
508.413.9005
carolynkramer@johayopenstudio.com
www.carolynkramergallery.com

Jo Hay is a contemporary British American portrait painter. Born in 1964 in Newcastle Upon-Tyne, England, she received her BA from Middlesex University, London, UK in 1983 and her MFA from the New York Academy of Art, NY, NY, 2012.

Hay was the first recipient of the Lillian Orlowsky and William Freed Foundation Grant 2010 sponsored in part by the Provincetown Art Association and Museum and the recipient of the New York Academy of Art Portrait Scholarship 2011. Her portrait from the Benders series entitled Dodger was a semi-finalist in the BP Portrait Award 2015 at the National Gallery in London and was a finalist in Art For Freedom A Global Initiative curated by Madonna.

Hay was also the main subject of a documentary She is Juiced by British director Lois Norman. It was screened at Tate Modern in 2017 as part of the ground-breaking Queer Britain exhibition and the London Pride launch 2017. The film has received outstanding reviews and won best documentary at both the New Renaissance Film Festival in Amsterdam and Brighton Rocks film festival in Brighton, UK. 



20-35 pieces different sizes
The Community Room

Dates Requested:

Joe trepiccione

20 Bangs Street
Provincetown, MA
617.223.1830
Joetrep@verizon.net
joetrep1@gmail.com
JoeTrepiccione.com

Joe Trepiccione graduated from Paier College of Art / The Whittney School of Art, New Haven, Ct., where he studied the classic arts and specialized in the field of children’s book illustration. 

Joe now lives and works in Charlestown, MA, and his studio, Trepiccione Design, Inc., produces graphic design and illustration. He is a founding member of the Artists’ Group of Charlestown, Inc. and the StoveFactory Gallery and Studios;  and also an active member of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Provincetown, MA. 

He is also listed in Provincetown Artist Registry. His fine artwork has been shown in numerous shows in New England. He is currently represented by Hutson Gallery, Provincetown, MA. His favored mediums are drawing with pen/ink, watercolors, oils and his primary subjects, nature and architecture.

This selection of work, executed in an impressionistic oil painting style, depicts classic subject matter with a bold abstract composition.


Long long time second home owner in Ptown

20-24 pieces different sizes 5x7” to 24x36”
Half the Hallway

Dates Requested:
Spring (April-June)
Summer (July-September)

Kate mcconnell

6670 32nd Street
Washington DC 20015
202.486.8937
kate-mcconnell.com
klm@kate-mcconnell

The ALMANAC Series consists of 365 same size small scale plein air paintings, depicting the ever evolving sand, sea and sky of Cape Cod Bay, a visual chronological diary. Painted from the very same sandy step located bayside on Provincetown’s East End, this series started in September 2017 and was recently completed September 2023 when totalling a “years” worth of pieces. These small works are oil medium on hand torn gessoed 300# Fabriano watercolor paper with an overall size of 7.5” h x 5.75” w and the painting image within each sheet has a consistent size of 3.5”h x 4.5”w.

Half the hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer (July - September) AUGUST

Kathryn l smith

27A Conwell Street
Provincetown, MA, 02657
508.487.1412
ksmithart@verizon.net
kathrynleesmithwhitelineprints.com

I am a white line print artist who has been working in the medium for 40 years. I would like to show both white lines and earlier drawings.

large multimedia drawings and white line prints
Community Room

Dates Requested:
Fall (October-December)

Laurence r young

10 Seashore PK Drive, Unit D
Provincetown, MA, 02657
508.776.8162
lyoung5154@gmail.com
Www.Laurenceyoung.com

I have been a career artist for over 30 years and much of that time I have lived and painted in Provincetown. I started out as a plain-air painter under the tutelage of Lois Griffel then the director of The Cape School of Art. My years of painting from nature and life have served me well as a studio painter as evident in my current works. My painting is grounded in representation then abstracted by color, line and shape. Walking a fine line between the two disciplines is the constant challenge that keeps me engaged as an artist. Originally from Newton, MA I did my undergraduate at the Hartford Art School of the University of Hartford with a double major in Art and Art Education. Later I pursued a masters degree in printmaking from RISD. I have exhibited nationally and internationally and my works are part of corporate and private collections as well as PAAM and the NJ State Museum.


20-25 paintings 18x18in. 30x30in 8x8in
Entire Hallway (80 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Fall (September - October)

Linda turoczi

PO Box 403
N Truro, MA, 02652
484.356.3039
lturoczi@comcast.net
www.lindaturoczi.com

As a plein air painter, I feel most at home painting on the streets of Provincetown and the outer towns of Cape Cod. I’ve studied with some of the finest artists and feel part of the community. During the fall and winter months, I return to the lovely colors of Pennsylvania. I complete still lifes and landscapes.
 As a colorist, I am interested in how light affects color. I’ve had many opportunities to display my work in galleries
 and juried shows in Pa. and the outer cape. Participating
 with The Addison Gallery, Orleans, Ma. in invitational plein air events; “After Hopper”, “Finding Thoreau”, “Paint the Garden”.
 I feel fortunate to be apart of such wonderful group of plein air painters. Currently, I am a guest artist with the Larkin Gallery, Provincetown and Harwich Port, Ma. I look forward to learning from each new canvas.

15-20 (sizes range from 10 x 10 to 16 x 20)

HALF THE HALLWAY
Individual

Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)

Lise balk king

1A Stable Path
Provincetown, Ma
617.852.8600
liseking@gmail.com
ameasureoflight.com

My proposal is to have each area of the room represent a segment of my work by theme (Tentatively: Provincetown, South Dakota, Indian Country People & Politics, etc.) and will include large and medium-format photographs in simple, contemporary presentation, mixed media (photography/collage/painting), bits of my writing, and projected films on each wall. There will be stills included that tell a story from each film (for example, photos that I took on set during the filming of Heroin: Cape Cod, HBO). The centerpiece of the exhibit will be the image that has been acquired by the Obama Presidential Museum for inclusion in their opening exhibition in 2025 on a 6'x6' panel, which is an image of Apsaalooke (Crow) Indian young women in traditional dress listening to Obama speak at their tribal grounds. The number (and size) of pieces will be determined by working in collaboration with a curator (likely Sam Tager) so that the room is not overcrowded yet takes advantage of the usable space.


THE COMMUNITY ROOM
Individual

Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September) FILM FESTIVAL

MARCIA GEIER

633 State Hwy, #8
Welfleet, Ma 02667
617.899.3961
maya2255@yahoo.com
mhgeier.com

I do not naturally trust my senses but I do trust the ways in which I see. The trick is in the translation — in capturing those moments in time that are meaningful not only to me but to others as well. Marcia Geier www.mhgeier.com maya2255@yahoo.com

Approx 12-14 16x20 images of Cuba
Half the Hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)

Marshal walden

20 Hopmeadow Street, Unit #721
Weatogue, CT 06089
860.933.0866
me@marshalwalden.com
https://curbing.art

As an artist, my work surrounding Provincetown invokes many emotions. It’s magical to watch the watercolors come alive on the paper. It’s my hope that each piece presented brings up fond memories and a shared appreciation for the community. I've always had a creative gift from a young age, but it wasn’t until turning 40 did I begin to explore my creative talent once again by taking a watercolor painting class. In the meantime, to stay connected with the community, I have a social media following surrounding the curb appeal of Provincetown called Curbing.


We were engaged on the jetty during our annual Holly Folly trip back in December 2018. We often speak about moving to Ptown as year-round residents, until then my art keeps us connected to the community. Provincetown will forever be our second home, and will always hold a special place in my heart! The unique architecture and historic structures continuously provide new inspiration and love for the community.

6-10 pieces (11x14 and 16x20)
Half the Hall (40 linear feet)
Individual

Dates Requested:
Summer (July - September) SEPTEMBER

Martha fagan

560 Commercial Street
Provincetown, Ma 02657
203.858.8377
marthafagan31@gmail.com
@Marthafaganart

I have had one exciting and successful show with The Commons in 2022


15-18 A variety of sizes ranging 8x10” - 20x24”
Entire Hall (80 linear feet)
Individual

Dates Requested:
Spring (June)

Maureen M Mccarron

90 Shank Painter Road
Provincetown MA 02657
917.621.5997
mccarron.maureen@gmail.com
www.maureenmccarron.com

I moved to Provincetown in 2011 from New York City, where I had an extensive exhibition resume. I have participated in over two dozen shows since starting my current series of bird paintings in 2017. I hold a BFA in Painting and Printmaking from Virginia Commonwealth University and have worked as a sales consultant at galleries both in Provincetown and NYC.

My work is small, but I can fill the wall, in 2021 I had about 50 pieces.
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)
Individual

Dates Requested:
Spring (June)

michael stewart

316 W. 84th Street
New York, NY
570-351-3657
michaelstewartstudio@gmail.com
michaelstewartstudio.com

Michael Stewart works in a variety of media including ceramic sculpture, painting, drawing, printmaking and multi-media video installation. His style ranges from highly realistic to non-figurative. A passionate artist-activist, he occasionally delves into protest art addressing urgent socio-political situations. His sculpture “Collapse of the Patriarchy” was recently selected for inclusion in the Phillip’s Collection exhibit “What a Relief: Small Sculptures” at Phillips@thearc in Washington, DC. In 2020, he created a multi-media installation incorporating video and sculpture entitled “Reckoning: An Installation on Political Power, Greed and the Climate Emergency,” which was exhibited in New York City public parks. A politically themed show called “States of Heads: Unauthorized Portraits” was created by Stewart in 2004 and exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the Northeast.

Ålthough my permanent residence is in New York City, for many years I've stayed in Provincetown during different seasons and have established many friends and acquaintances there.
Through artist friends in Provincetown.
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)
Individual

Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)

 Neil Korpinen

23 Watson’s Court
Provincetown, MA
805.729.3370
neilek@me.com

Part-time Provincetown resident of 8 years, BFA Rhode Island School of Design, Interior Designer (retired), artist. More local than Wash-Ashore - Grew up in Plymouth County and have been coming to the Cape my whole life. Rick Erickson and I purchased a home here in 2016.

Dates Requested:
flexible

Membership
More local than Wash-Ashore - Grew up in Plymouth County and have been coming to the Cape my whole life. Rick Erickson and I purchased a home here in 2016.
Community Room
(individual show)
2 paintings, approx 72” x 72”

richard pepitone

415.244.8211
m.e.pepitone@gmail.com

Richard Pepitone was born in Brooklyn, NY where he had a challenging and very adventurous childhood before apprenticing with Alfred Van Loen, who taught him the fundamentals of being a sculptor.


Half Hallway (40 linear feet)
Individual

20 - 30 pieces - varying sizes

Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)

 Raffaello La Mantia

234 Blackstone Blvd,
Providence, RI 02906
508.487.4600
507.429.5955
raff1234@yahoo.com

I am currently working on 20 pieces of the theme of American flag using many mediums. I have 6 completed projects. They will be a variety of sizes. They are a montage of collage, and assemblage of a theme on the American Flag. The works and collection include: two dimensional and three dimensional pieces. There are collage boxes, collage sculpture, collage furniture and flat art work. Once I get a commitment from the Commons, I will move forward with the completion of the show. Realistically, I would like this exhibition/sale to be starting the month of July 2024 (with the 4th of July as the opening.



media and community discussions
I reside in the summer at 46 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657
Entire Hallway (80 linear feet)
Summer (July-September)

Rebecca bruyn

PO Box 1025
N Truro MA
508.237.5782
rebeccabruyn.com

I use my photography to create unique and alternative images.

I've attended exhibits, meetings and events there.
Does have Gallery Representation

Half the Hall (40 linear feet)
Summer (July-September)

robert m adamcik

100 Bayberry Avenue, Unit 12
Provincetown MA 02647
774.722.5484
robadamart@aol.com

I am a mixed media artist working in pigments and collage work. My work leans toward the figurative and autobiographical. I am a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design and have a portfolio available upon request.

Most of my work is around eighteen by 24 inches - some slightly larger, some slightly smaller. The number would depend on final choice.

Half the Hallway

Summer (July - September)

Rosemary Broton Boyle

43 Knowles Heights Road
North Truro, Ma
617.851.8004
paintrmom@aol.com
RBBoyleart.com

I first heard about it from a framer who thought my work would show well in the Common's space. My work is as much about process as it is about emotions. In my world imagery is secondary to the act of art making.  Abstract in nature with an underlying visual order encompassing not only an openness and orderliness but embracing chaos from which each of the works evolve. After altering and adjusting the subtleties and the not so subtleties of the mark making I strive for an atmospheric conclusion. In the process I am incessantly juggling balance, color and emotion. In a constant push-pull activity, I paint, building up, destroying, painting over, leaving what I have a relationship with and eagerly searching for new and harmonious kinships.


I have over 20 pieces that range from 8"x10" to 5'x6'

Entire Hallway (80 linear feet)

Summer (July-September),

Rowena perkins

508-737-0052
rowenaperkinspaintings@hotmail.com
rowenaperkinsstudio.com
rowenaperkinsstudio

Rowena Perkins has exhibited her paintings in one-person and group shows in art galleries and public spaces on Cape Cod, in New England Region, New York, Key West, and California. Her work is in private and corporate collections in the USA and in the UK. She has exhibited her work since 1988. In 1990, she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Montserrat College of Art in Beverly, MA. She grew up surrounded by a family of artists; art and the creative spirit have been the well spring and core of her being for her entire life.

I spent summers in Wellfleet all my life. I lived year-round in Wellfleet for 20 years. I currently reside in N. Eastham.I know of other artists who have exhibited there; Instagram posts.


15 - 20 paintings; sizes range between 9" x 12", and 30" x 40".

Half the Hallway
Fall (October - December)

PROPOSAL DATES:

Helen Addison Entire Hallway (Flexible)
Greg Pesik Half Hallway (flexible)
Gary J. Cosenza Half Hallway (flexible)
Jessica Douglas Half Hallway (flexible)
Colleen Mauro Half Hallway (flexible)

Mark A. Del Franco Half Hallway (April-June)
Marilyn Massad Community Room (June 6th)
Gautam N. Shah Entire Hallway (April-June or July-September)
Christopher Engles Half Hallway (April-June, or July-September)
Mark Del Franco Half Hallway (April-June, or July-September)
Lisa Pinero Entire Hallway (April-June, or July-September)
Rick Bankhead Entire Hallway (April-June, or July-September)
Hugo Rizzoli Half Hallway (April-June, or July-September)

Robert Slott Half Hallway (June-September)
Dermot Meagher Half Hallway (July-September) Labor Day
Irene Matthews Entire Hallway (July-September)
Susan Pierce Half Hallway (July-September)
Karen Cappotto Community Room (July-September)
Kenneth Lockwood Community Room (July-September)
Richard Schleicher Entire Hallway (July-September)
Fahima Ashori Entire Hallway (July-September)
Anne Flash/Donna Mahan Community Room (June-September, October-December)

Dianne Kopser Half Hallway (October-December)
Sheryl Jaffe Half Hallway (October-December)flexible
Karen Cappotto/James Ryan Community Room (October-December)
Christina Astrid Egeli Half Hallway (January-March) flexibleAPRIL
Tuesday April 4 - Sunday April 16
Tuesday April 18 - Sunday April 30

AVAILABLE DATES:

APRIL
Tuesday April 4 - Sunday April 16
Tuesday April 18 - Sunday April 30
MAY
Tuesday May 2 - Sunday May 14
Tuesday May 16 - Sunday May 28
JUNE
Tuesday May 30 - Sunday June 11
Tuesday June 13 - Sunday June 25




JULY
Tuesday June 27 - Sunday July 9
Tuesday July 11 - Sunday July 23
AUGUST
Tuesday July 25 - Sunday August 6
Tuesday August 8 - Sunday August 20
Tuesday August 22 - Sunday September 3
SEPTEMBER
Tuesday September 5 - Sunday September 17
Tuesday September 19 - Sunday October 1





OCTOBER
Tuesday October 3 - Sunday October 15
Tuesday October 17 - Sunday October 29
NOVEMBER
Tuesday October 31 - Sunday November 12
Tuesday November 14 - Sunday November 26
DECEMBER
Tuesday November 28 - Sunday December 10
Tuesday December 12 - Sunday December 24

CONFIRMED