ADAM BRUCE WENTWORTH

62 Thad Ellis Road
Brewster, MA 02631

508-246-2055
abwentworthart@gmail.com

www.abwentworthart.com

My art mainly consists of pop culture and reflects the objectives that the world brings upon us. I was born and raised on the Cape

Larkin Gallery
Entire Hall (80 linear feet)
Group/Celeste Hanlon

paintings/drawings 10-12 pieces

Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)

ali blake

Representing the studio artist at 74 Shank Painter

P.O. Box 661
Provincetown, MA 02657
925.395.1132
alisonblakedesign@gmail.com

aliblake-art.com

My work delves into the intricate tapestry of human connection, focusing on the complex dynamics of sexual and gender relationships. Drawing inspiration from the old masters, I employ classical techniques to create a dialogue between the past and the present, merging traditional artistry with contemporary themes. In my figurative works, I strive to capture the essence of human emotions and interactions. The delicate interplay of light and shadow, the meticulous attention to detail, and the use of rich, vibrant colors are all hallmarks of my technique, reminiscent of the works of the Renaissance and Baroque periods. These elements not only pay homage to the masters who came before me but also serve as a foundation for exploring modern narratives. Alison Blake is originally from San Francisco, but has lived in Boston & New York. She has a BFA in Illustration from California College of Art and an MFA in Design from School of Visual Arts. She currently lives in Provincetown, where she is inspired by the challenged traditional norms and perceptions and an environment offering a nuanced portrayal of the fluidity and diversity of all aspects of identity.

Half Hallway(40 linear feet)
Individual

Dates Requested:
Winter (January-March)

Amadeo gjurra

90 Shank Painter Road, #212
Provincetown, MA 02657
amadeogjurra@gmail.com
(857) 753-3162

amadeogjurra.com
visit website for reference


Amadeo Gjurra is a queer immigrant interdisciplinary artist, based in Provincetown, MA, documenting the queer nightlife of the town. His background includes working as a UX/UI designer and in theatrical/vocal performance. His current work merges documentary film, entertainment, and activism. He foregrounds the queer community across media platforms, and uses his films as a tool for social impact. Recent works focus on inviting and increasing visibility of queer identities in the pole dancing community

Dates Requested:
June

The Community Room
Video Installation with 2-3 monitors
My video installation features a myraid of queer pole dancers such as Cuntry Bumpkin, Conor Jocktober and Matthew Aldini!

Represented by SoWA Gallery in Boston

amanda reed

3 Chickadee Lane,
Truro, MA 02666-0968

508-341-5378
areed917@gmail.com

www.capecodviewfinders.com


The work will be photography. The Cape Cod Viewfinders Camera Club is a cape-wide, 85 member club made up of photographers whose interests are diverse from iPhone photography, nature and bird photography, landscape and Cape Cod icons such as lighthouses, Dune Shacks and Days Cottages. I'm familiar with the space from attending events and a workshop at the location. I am a year-round resident of Truro and the president of the Cape Cod Viewfinders Camera club.

Dates Requested:
My dates are flexible

Half the Hallway (40 linear feet), Entire Hall (80 linear feet)
Group

Amy ford

P.O. Box
Truro, MA
https://amyfordstudio.com/
amyfordartist@gmail.com

Amy Ford is a mixed media artist whose primary focus is the human form.

She has studied figure drawing for over twenty years, beginning in 2001 in the studio of Silvestro Pistolesi in Florence, Italy.  This one month intensive catapulted her from casual creativity to a relentless search for her own voice as a figurative artist. 

Her work has been shown at multiple solo exhibitions throughout New England, including The Commons, Provincetown, MA, Edwards Gallery, Holderness, NH, McLaughlin-Hills Barn Gallery, Durham, NH and Studio Allston, Allston, MA. In 2022, Ford was featured in Boston, MA at a two person show at Beacon Gallery. In addition, her work has been shown at mulitiple group shows at Cambridge Art Association, Concord Art Association’s Roddy Competition and The Barn Gallery in Ogunquit, ME. Most recently, her large-scale work was featured at the Crown & Anchor for the summer season show, It’s Not John.

Amy is currently an Artist-In-Residence at The Commons in Provincetown, MA. 

Dates Requested:
Summer July - September
The Community Room

12x15 wall pieces and some sculptures

Amy Kandall

3 Deer Path
Truro, MA
508.221.5415
paintings@amykandall.com

Amykandall.com

I am a painter and a ceramic artist. This body of work is combining the two mediums. I’m a longtime resident and Teacher.

Dates Requested:
Summer July - September
The Community Room

12x15 wall pieces and some sculptures

Beth faherty

104 Bradford Street
Provincetown, Ma
508.901.1392
luckytry3@gmail.com
bethfahertyartist.com

Group Show Studio B (Beth Faherty and Mary Gallagher)

Dates Requested:
Summer July - September
The Community Room
Whole Hallway

Bill Evaul

PO Box 558
Provincetown, MA 02657
508-237-3080
bill@evaul.com
billevaul@gmail.com

Evaul.com

A Provincetown artist since 1970, William Evaul produces oil paintings and white-line woodblock prints as well as works on paper: drawings, watercolors and monotypes and monoprints. He employs a vibrant color palette and a kind of figurative expressionism to create a wide variety of images including musicians, New York skylines, nudes, wine bottle still lifes and a lively fauvist/cubist series called "Dancing Houses." As an educator, curator and art consultant in the field of 20th Century Art, Evaul conducts art workshops in white-line wood cut printmaking, slide lectures on Provincetown Art History, organizes exhibitions, produces certified appraisals and can advise on collection management. Browse this site for a sampling of the artwork and contact us directly for more information. Enjoy!

Group Show Sherry Sherwood
paintings, lithographs and white-line woodblock prints
The Community Room (Special Request)
My dates are flexible

brad mitchell

9 Mill Pond Road
(P.O. Box 16)
Truro, MA 02666

202-607-5254
bradmitchell202@gmail.com
Instagram: @leggo__the__ego

Brad Mitchell is an Outer Cape artist who, like many, came to the Outer Cape for a respite from city life and never left. He uprooted a longtime existence in Washington, DC for the Outer Cape sky—its sunrises, sunsets; skies of blue, orange, purple, pink; noonday sun, billowy clouds, dense fog, rain, rainbows, and deep, expansive black skies with infinite stars and breathtaking nightly moon variations. Brad’s work is an attempt to interpret the energy, love, magic, and completeness that envelopes him with each passing day living on the Outer Cape.

This exhibition will be called “Life in Technicolor.” It will be a series of pieces ranging from 30x40 to 5x7, lining one side of the Commons hallway (number of pieces tbd based on what looks best). The pieces will be what I call “saturated, technicolor skyscapes,” where the focal point of each piece will be some variation of a vibrant, bright, dynamic, saturated Outer Cape sky. The pieces will be acrylic on canvas and created primarily using palette knives. Examples of pieces I have created to date are on my Instagram page. (Thanks for your consideration :-).

Frequent visitor; follower of The Commons Instagram account.

Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)
'September 2025

Caren ZAne

15 Massasoit Rd.
Wellfleet , Ma 02667

617-967-8140
carenzaneart@gmail.com
@carenzaneart.com

I am a Cape Cod Artist, Living and working on the Cape. I am inspired by the sea life on the shores of Outer Cape. I paint my images with a spontaneous hand to show their ancient history. I live in Wellfleet for a good portion of the year. I vacationed in Out Cape for many years and fell in love. Who wouldn't? Heard from Hara Klein

Represented by Drift Wellfeet

Watercolors. Horseshoe crabs, Oysters,Octopus. 10 pieces
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)
Summer (July-September)

Carlos caicedo

6 Whittier Place, Apt. 9N
Boston, Ma
617.838.5303
carlosinboston@gmail.com

Own condo at Meadowroad place

https://www.glasscanvas.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/carloscaicedo/

Artist Statement: I use computers and traditional media for drawing, 3D modeling and image making. I draw and paint with digital media and combine techniques and methods that include traditional media such as Oil Paints, Photography, Generative Art Software, 3D Modeling, Pastel and Watercolors. My paintings include Landscapes, Flowers, Abstracts and other topics. My primary tools are Rebelle, Procreate, Photoshop, Illustrator, Blender 3D, Java based Processing and Python. My art takes advantage of my engineering skills and work. Technical and Artistic Experience: My technical expertise and artistic talents come from work at commercial and defense electronics companies and a lifelong interest in making images with both traditional media and applying my technical knowledge with the best art software and tools such as Rebelle paint program. Exhibit locations: • West End Museum – Boston • School of the Museum of Fine Arts - SMFA • Provincetown Art Association - PAAM • Concord Art Association - past • Copley Society - past

I have mostly digital landscape, 3D prints, Number of pieces, approximately 10 to 12

Dates Requested:
Summer July - September
Half the Hallway

Christien polos (showed this year)

80 Mount Vernon Street,
West Roxbury MA 02132

617-325-1967
christienpolos@gmail.com
arieldeigns.us

Live part time in Town and participated in a show this past June showing my watercolor mandalas.

I was a professional dancer from age 17 till I retired at 40. I then earned my masters degree at The Boston Conservatory and began teaching at Brookline High School. There I created an arts program for students with social emotional difficulties and began creating the ideas that have become the work I sell at craft festivals and online at Arieldesigns.us.

I would like to show my boxes this time at the gallery. I create boxes from old found boxes and use old National Geogtaphic Magazines to create the designs.

Dates Requested:
Spring (April-June)
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Daniel marc berman

1537 north Fairfax Avenue
Los Angeles CA 90046

323.710.9686
Danielbermanfineartsllc@gmail.com
Danielbermanfineartsportfolio.com

Daniel Berman, a 1990-born artist, made the transition from NYC to LA two years ago to elevate his creative pursuits. While his primary focus lies in contemporary abstract expressionism, his artistic journey is constantly influenced by evolving interests and life experiences. A self-taught artist, Daniel employs mixed media to craft pieces that are vibrant, dynamic, and whimsical. Daniel's art is a reflection of his innermost emotions and experiences and a celebration of his life's intensity, vibrancy and spontaneity. The motifs of power, boldness, color, chaos, exuberance and love that thread through Daniel's pieces create a dynamic and engaging body of work. Daniel's intention to challenge viewers to see the world from a more abstract perspective and evoke happy feelings of excitement and wonder.

I would be doing an exhibition of small to large scale pieces (15-25 pieces?) that would embody the essence of cape cod and Provincetown specifically. I utilize mixed media to create very vibrant energetic works and I am eager to have a real showcase in the town where my painting journey started in 2017

Daniel Berman, a 1990-born artist, made the transition from NYC to LA two years ago to elevate his creative pursuits. While his primary focus lies in contemporary abstract expressionism, his artistic journey is constantly influenced by evolving interests and life experiences. A self-taught artist, Daniel employs mixed media to craft pieces that are vibrant, dynamic, and whimsical. Daniel's art is a reflection of his innermost emotions and experiences and a celebration of his life's intensity, vibrancy and spontaneity. The motifs of power, boldness, color, chaos, exuberance and love that thread through Daniel's pieces create a dynamic and engaging body of work. Daniel's intention to challenge viewers to see the world from a more abstract perspective and evoke happy feelings of excitement and wonder.

Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)
Entire Hall (80 linear feet),
The Community Room (Special Request)

darrell smith

538 Commercial Street, Unit 9
Provincetown, MA 02657
857.891.9076
bostondnsdoc@gmail.com

www.smithprovincetownprints.com

I was born in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. I am an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. I learned white-line woodblock printing from Kathryn Lee Smith (no relation). She learned the technique from her grandmother Ferol Sibley Warthen. Blanche Lazzell taught Warthen. I also studied with Lisa Houck at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. I spend summers in Provincetown. My work has been shown in open and juried exhibitions at PAAM and at The Provincetown Commons. I completed the Teaching Artist Development Program at PAAM in 2022. I teach workshops in the Lillian Orlowsky and William Freed Museum School. One of my prints was selected by the jury for the 50th annual Trail of Tears Art Show held in Tahlequah, Oklahoma in 2020. My first one-man show was in April 2023 at the Provincetown Commons. I am an exhibiting member of the Wellesley society of Artists. Three of my prints were included in the 3rd Annual Art Wellesley Exhibit in April 2024.


I spend summers in Provincetown. In addition to my summer workshops I have started teaching sporadic workshops at PAAM during the winter months (including this past February 2024).
white-line woodblock prints, "Provincetown Scenes"

Dates Requested:
Flexible
Half the Hallway

505 Hay Road
Eastham, MA 02642

617.653.6993
eacarr7@msn.com

My spouse and I are part of the outer Cape women's artists gatherings that frequently occur at the Commons Gallery. I live here at this point having spent many, many years enjoying the outer Cape episodically year round since the 80s.

I have had a love of photography ever since I asked for my first camera for my7th Birthday and received a Polaroid instamatic - the kind where the black and white image produced itself over a 3-minute period outside the body of the camera. That was a hard camera to learn the tricks of the trade, but it was clearly easier to use than my father's Rolleiflex - a camera which I wish I had today. Alas, photography has come a long way since then and my love for it has only grown. I now use a variety of cameras, apps and techniques, including iphonography and pinhole approaches. The trajectory of my work emphasizes abstract and alternative imagery - a shift away from traditional photography that captures a crisp and sharp representative image. What I like most about this is that it engages the imagination of the viewer and invites the alchemy that takes place between the viewer's experience and the artist's capture and this exchange - perhaps more artistic and collaborative, becomes something more than simply the message or the feeling that the photographer wishes to express and expands into the evocative experience between the photographer and their audience.

Alternative photography - I can exhibit between 20 to 30 images
Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

gin stone

131 Bay Road,
Harwich, MA 02645

508.274.907
contact@ginstoneart.com
ginstoneart.com

I have live in Harwich and have shown in and around Provincetown for 20 years

Environmental Advocacy I will inhale smoke and exhale butterflies This quote, gleaned from a dream, encapsulates my need to take man’s pollution of this world and transform it into something of nature. As an interdisciplinary artist, I explore the possibility of a material’s ability to transform. My focus is on fiber and mixed media constructions and installations that convey environmental activism, while incorporating material based sub-text. My materials include commercially fished line, ghost gear, recycled and antique textiles as well as found objects, which come together to create a universe only slightly different from our own. The resulting effect is a cocktail of science, culture, nature, myth, history, and ritual, inhabiting the space of its viewers with intrigue while inspiring thoughtful dialogue of how material can be both physical as well as an abstract concept. The beauty inherent in nature is brought to life to craft a portrait of meaning and movement, while building chapters on evolution and ecology. An installation approach I frequently employ is the natural history museum style of diorama.



Fiber/textile installation
Dates Requested:
My dates are flexible
The Community Room (Special Request)

Gary J Cosenza

53 West Vine Street Unit B, PO Box 1815,
Provincetown, MA, 02657
713.826.6621
garycosenza@sbcglobal.net


Gary J Cosenza is an artist who grew up near Buffalo, New York. He fell in love with Provincetown several years ago and is now fortunate enough to reside there. Gary has always been drawn to the natural beauty, the amazing light and deep blue sky that Provincetown provides. Many of his paintings contain a pathway or streetscape found in Provincetown. Gary hopes his paintings will help people remember a special place in Provincetown and they will wonder what can be found along the street or pathway as they travel into the painting.

I have been coming to Ptown since the 80's and was lucky enough to to be able to purchase a condo here in 2017. My husband and I spend at least six months continuously in Ptown each year along with short visits during the off season.

Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

I'm not exactly how many pieces, maybe 10 or so depending on space. These would be paintings, acrylic on canvas and mostly 16 by 20. Some will be smaller but the largest would be 18 by 24.

Dates Requested:
Spring (April-June),
Summer (July-September),
Fall (October-December)

hans rath

36A Pearl Street
Provincetown, MA, 02645
508.776.2414
rath.hans@gmx.de

hansrath.com

My work is painting on the spot, means "Plein Air" and drawing, also in front of the subject. For this xhibition I would like to show in the hallway on one side draeings and on the other side paintings. The drawings are all made in Provincetown. I call it my "Provincetown Drawing Diary". Nearly every day I`m out in town doing drawings. On the other hand I`ve done paintings from one spot at different times. Right now I made 8 paintings from Angel Foods to Land`s End in small scaled studies. Another project is from Race Point at different times painting the ocean and the sky.

Born in Trier, Germany, Jun, 23.1952, 1975 - 1980 Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Karlsruhe, living in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany and in Povincetown. Since 1981 exhibitions in galeries and Museums. For more information: hansrath.com


Entire Hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer (July - September)

irene matthews

14A Stable Path
Provincetown, MA, 02645
321.432.4506
Imatthewsr@aol.com

I’ve been painting for the last 12years . I live yearround in Provincetown participate in Paam shows, Coa painting class with Steve Kennedy, also started painting with north light studio cape school of art in the off season . I’m basically self taught but of course have learned so much with many talented artists and teachers who live here.


Oils on canvas
Half the Hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer (July - September)

izzy berdan

366 Amory Street
Jamaica Plain MA 02130

617.953.6790
izzyberdan@gmail.com
izzyberdan.com
@izzyberdan

its where my soul lives
Izzy Berdan was born in South Texas in 1978 to a family who believed in service and sacrifice. Familial roots in religion, community, and the land continue to play a role in their views of the world. Their Boston life began in 1996 and has been a journey through interior design, night clubs, sobriety, fashion, rugby, magazines, performing, hospitality, assault survivor, love and art. For over a decade Izzy has been working on a number of photography series that pose questions about race, society & the human condition. Today they continue to work as a creative, photographer, freelance consultant, and provocateur.

Dates Requested:
flexible, prefer summer , but ok with some late spring or early fall.
Entire Hall (80 linear feet), The Community Room (Special Request)

Janet beattie

262 Bradford St,
Provincetown, MA 02657

508-680-6834
Jbeatt50@comcast.net

My inspiration is shapes, colors, textures, and patterns found in nature. I combine and intertwine disparate objects and parts into designs from rusted and repurposed metal, driftwood, fiber, fabric, handmade paper and discarded materials. I see my work as a playground of visual surprises-sometimes joyful and sometimes mournful. Most of my process happens organically. I have a BA in Applied Arts with an emphasis on weaving from Iowa State University. I’m an active member of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum and a founding member of the Provincetown Artisan Co-operative. I am on your mailing list

Mixed media using wood, metal and paper, fiber and what ever comes my way.

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

Jean fogg-brock

21 Tremont St,
Provincetown, MA

508-241-4539
jeanfoggbrock@gmail.com
Instagram - jeanfoggbrock

we've lived here in Provincetown 30 years. Member of the Women Artists group.

abstract /lots of work Group Jean Fogg-Brock and Chip Brock
The Community Room (Special Request)
Fall (October-December)

Jennifer pinck (Confirmed)

21 Hutchins Court
Gloucester, MA
617.290.1618
jenpinck@gmail.com

https://www.jenpinck.com

Long long time second home owner in Ptown

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.



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

Dates Requested:
Summer (July - September)

jesse ensling

47 Nauset Road
West Yarmouth, MA
917.558.3591
jesseensling3@gmail.com

JesseEnslingSculpture.com

Elaine and I been coming to ptown for the past 50 years and Elaine has a home in south Yarmouth. I have not but Elaine is represented at the Blue Herron in wellfleet

The Community Room
Group (Jesse Ensling and Elaine Tata)

Dates Requested:
Summer (July - September)

Jimmy Lee curtis

90 Shank Painter Road #306
Provincetown Ma 02657

508-274-5639
jimmyleecurtis@yahoo.com
jimmyleecurtis9@gmail.com
@mommaleecurtis

Jimmyleecurtis studied Fashion Design/ Textile Design @ The American College in London and worked for a London fashion brand in the wholesale retail and design sectors. After London he worked as a senior makeup artist and manager for the Estée Lauder company in Los Angeles and was part of the artistic collective Hidden Magenta . Settling in Provincetown Massachusetts his designs and paintings have been exhibited in Gallery Evan Yates Kennedy the PBG the Crown and Anchor PAAM and is currently an in house creative at The Commons co-creating the annual Jimmylee Fashion show with event coordinator Dave LaFrance.

Special guest young Fashion designers


Dates Requested:
Summer (July - September) August 17-25 to exhibit clothes from the Fashion show scarves photography and paintings
The Community Room (Special Request)

joâo Magalhâes

514 Woodland Terrace
Philadelphia, PA
215.375.6259
artbyjoao23@gmail.com

artbyjoao.com

My primary residence is Philadelphia, PA, but we spend most of the summer in Provincetown.

João Magalhães was born and raised in Southern Brazil, where he started studying art, art history, and music at the State Conservatory of Art and Music in his hometown of Pouso Alegre. Subsequently, he graduated from the Law School of the Southern State of Minas Gerais. In 2003, João obtained a master’s degree in Teaching English as a Second Language from the University of Central Oklahoma. Moving to Pennsylvania in 2004, he slowly went back to his long dormant passion, oil painting. Even though João was introduced to oil painting in his teenage years in Brazil, it was in Philadelphia where he has received most of his formal training, notably from John Cevcik, Henry Bermudez, and Giovanni Casadei, instructors at both Fleisher Art Memorial and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. He considers Provincetown his summer home and his sacred place Ptown inspires him to paint and sparks his imagination. Ptown offers a prolific art scene and has taught João much about the art world. João paints the scenes around him, scenes which evoke his love for Provincetown and Cape Cod, as well as Philadelphia and the rural countryside. He also creates commissioned paintings and still life compositions. His paintings aim to convey serenity, light, awareness of the past, and appreciation of the beauty around us.Apart from my love of painting barns and farm scenes, I love to paint scenes of Provincetown and Cape Cod. Oil paint is the medium.


Entire Hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer (July - September)

julie gray

12 Ships Way
Provincetown, MA 02657
617.678.1220
juliegray6691@gmail.com

Part-time resident and full-time love of Provincetown.

I have a degree in art history. Through my love of art, I began exploring various art mediums on a primarily self-taught basis. I have taken a few painting classes in Ptown but my real love is white-line printmaking. I began studying white-line printmaking with Kathryn Lee Smith over 15 years ago and have probably created well over 100 prints in the years since my first class with her. I would love the opportunity to show some of my work at The Commons.

12-20 pieces of varying sizes ranging from 12" x 8" to 24" x 36"
Half Hallway

Dates Requested:
Dates are Flexible

justine crosby

61 Shore Road,
N. Truro, MA 02652

774.722.4953
justbreatheart@gmail.com

My name is Justine Crosby, and I live in North Truro with my wife Jess and our Boston Terrier Ziggy. I am a visual artist and a performance artist, and have a background in both fine art, illustration, dance, costume, makeup, and hair. I have a BFA in Painting from MassART and have also attended SCAD before that for 2 years in Illustration. I’ve worked in paper, paper mâché, fabric, ink, gouache & acrylic, and multimedia in both 2-D and 3-D, in small to large scale installations. My work has been in spaces in Provincetown from Spiritus to Cafe Edwige, to Schoolhouse Gallery or PAAM. I have never had gallery representation, but have done many solo and group shows. As a performer, I have been a dancer, character costume and makeup artist for myself for many years for P-town Carnival and Halloween singing with Space Pussy, performing and doing makeup for David Flowers' Haunted Houses , and had been a backup singer for Ryan Landry in Showgirls. I have shown work and performed in the US in MA, NYC, VT, CA, TX, and CO.

My Portuguese mother comes from Provincetown, where I spent all my summers at 487 Commercial St through the 80s & 90s. In 2000, I moved to Provincetown year round from South FL. I have worked, lived, and created art within the OuterCape for the better part of the past 25 years. I reside in Truro on my cousin’s property in a sweet cottage with my wife Jess, whom I met in P-town 15 years ago in Ptown

visiting fellow artists, art exhibitions, and assisting hair/makeup for artist and community member Jimmy Lee Curtis' annual Fashion Show

It would be 10 -15 lamps , specifically repurposed with collage paper mâché lampshades

Dates Requested:
flexible, but would like a year to gather work so either September or October
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

kate mcconnell (Confirmed)

303A Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
202.486.8937
klm@kate-mcconnell

klm@kate-mcconnell
AMZehnder Gallery, Wellfleet

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.

The Community Room

Dates Requested:
August

kathy Cotter/ susan pierce

623 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
508.246.3747
kathy@kcotter.com

kcotter.com
susanpierceart.com

Kathy Cotter is a Provincetown and Lake Worth Beach based artist whose work includes oil paintings, encaustics, as well as serigraphy. Kathy was a chef and pastry chef at a well known restaurant in Provincetown ,Ma for many years when she decided to take up painting. Inspired by her surroundings and influenced by some of Provincetown’s finest painters she picked up a paintbrush and has never looked back

approx 40 pieces ranging in size from 12 x 16 to 18 x 24"
Group Show with Susan Pierce
Entire Hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Kim Klabe

19070 Hummingbird Lane,
Rehoboth DE 19971

302.228.9953
haledust@comcast.net

kimklabe.com

Kim Klabe is an artist from Rehoboth Beach Delaware who works in mixed media. She has shown her work as a solo artist as well as within group shows and has been the recipient of awards within the United States and Canada for her artwork. Kim is a graduate of the Antonelli Institute of Art and Photography in York, PA and the University of Delaware, with a B.A. in painting. She invites you to visit her website at kimklabe.com. *Note - my website reflects my previous style (wine and beer pours). This new work began in July 2024. As I build my inventory, my website will shift to the new mixed media work.

Stacy Caldwell

Mixed Media - approximately 20
Dates Requested:
My dates are flexible
Entire Hall (80 linear feet)

Laura levine

253 Schoolhouse Road,
Old Saybrook, CT 06475

860.304.9022
levinefineart@comcast.net

https://www.LauraLevineFineArt.com

Rhythm, movement, and self-expression are key to my work. With my fusion of content, composition, and nuanced tonality, I strive to stimulate emotional reactions in viewers, perhaps fueling a longing for a comfortable refuge of escape from our hectic world. My choice of subjects is influenced by both the world around me and feelings within me. The comfort I feel in natural environments like the Cape Cod and Connecticut shoreline together with the inspiration I continue to draw from my teachers at the New York Academy of Art and the theories of the Cape Cod School of Art, imbues my landscapes with a hybrid of realism and expressionism. This path is leading me to further evolution as an artist as I continued to develop into my distinct interpretive style. I have exhibited extensively in New England and New York in galleries and cultural centers such as Gallery 444 in Provincetown, MA, Addison Gallery in Orleans, MA, Blue Mountain Gallery in NYC, Munson Gallery in New Haven CT, Gallery at the Wauregan in Norwich CT, Gallery at Firehouse Square in New London, Ct to name a few. My work is in many private collections worldwide.

I have visited the space while in Provincetown. I find my inspiration for the majority of my landscape paintings on the Outer Cape. I have been visiting regularly for decades and create many paintings and studies on location. I then work on these paintings and use them as inspiration back in my CT studio. These studies will encompass my work until I return for more inspiration. The Outer Cape is my happy place and my most creative place. No. I have a week show at Gallery 444 in Provincetown for the past 3 years, but no gallery representation.

Oil paintings inspired by the Provincetown and Truro. 15 - 20 paintings in a variety of sizes from larger approximately 24x42 inches to smaller 12x16, 16x20 inches.
Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Laurence young

10 Seashore Park Drive, Unit D
Provincetown, MA 02657
508.776.8162
lyoung5154@gmail.com

laurenceyoung.com

Local artist and part of the community
no longer represented in Provincetown

The focus of the works will be New England landscapes and vistas in oil on canvas. Depending on the sizes of my work I will have 15-25 paintings.
The Community Room

Dates Requested:
Last week in April-June
The Community Room (Special Request)

Linda ohlson graham

PO Box 1886
Provincetown, MA 02657
508.247.7867
eoheavens@gmail.com

https://www.earthoceanheavens.com

Began living in Provincetown in 67 : until 79, lived in Wellfleet 96-01 and 2010-11, and again in Provincetown 2012-present ...

(re: Exhibition space: what ever works for The Commons) 1/2 of the Hallway or 1/2 of the Community Room for 15-20 total pieces including various sizes: 1) 14"x19"s ... 2) 16"x18"s .3) 20"x24"s

Half the Hallway
Half The Community Room

Dates Requested:
Flexible

Lorraine kujawa

100 Alden Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
774.722.4474
lkuj34@comcast.net

I was born in Brooklyn NY. Taught school for thhirtytwo years in Pennsylvania and moved to Provincetown in 2003. After taking a white line woodcut class with Bill Eval I have been creating White Line art and showing in various venues in Provincetown.

Twenty pieces, app. 16x20
Half the Hallway

Dates Requested:
Flexible

Luanne e witkowski

60 Long Avenue H10
Wellfleet, MA
617.447.0717
hellolew@gmail.com

https://www.kingstongallery.com/witkowsk

Luanne E Witkowski is an American artist working in a wide range of media, reflective and social practice, with works in collections throughout the United States and abroad. She is a member of the Kingston Gallery, Boston, MA; has been represented by Hutson Gallery & AMP Gallery in Provincetown, MA and various others. She exhibits regularly and produces environmental and site-specific installations. Luanne is a member of several artist organizations including the United South End Artists, Mission Hill Artist Collective, and the Provincetown Art Association and Museum. She is a recipient of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Lifetime Achievement in Art & Commerce Commendation Award and Massachusetts Statehouse Solo Exhibition; Boathouse Summer Residency, Wellfleet, MA, and UMB CAPS Faculty Award. Her Basic Training for Artists and Creative People Workshops (Healthy Artist/Healthy Studio) are offered in collaboration with public and private institutions and individual consultation. In addition to her studio practice, she is the Design Studio Director and co-designer and faculty leader of the international travel course Nepal: Art in Social Practice and LR-MFA Mentor at Massachusetts College of Art and Design; and the annual MassArt/Haystack School of Crafts mini-residency in Deer Isle , ME. She teaches Creative Thinking in the Critical & Creative Thinking (CCT) graduate program at the University of Massachusetts, Boston.

I lived in Ptown in the late 80's/early 90's, joined PAAM, and then we got a place in Wellfleet in 1995. I started showing yearly at Hutson Gallery in 2008 until the director passed away and the gallery closed in 2021, and at AMP from 2012 until it closed. I have been the Wellfleet Boathouse A-I-R from 2007 - 2019. We split our time between Wellfleet/PTown/Boston with hopes of returning fulltime to the outer cape soon.


12 - 17 pieces,
Half the Hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

marcia geier (Confirmed)

633 State Hwy, #8
Wellfleet, 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.

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

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Margot stage

76 Dory Lane,
Eastham, MA 02641

978-621-9345
mestage@comcast.net
MargotStage.com

I've had work in a group exhibition.

Margot Stage was re-introduced to visual art in 2001. Before that pivotal moment, her expressive media had been words and sound, as she worked as a National Public Radio host and producer, and a freelance writer. Turning to visual art was like coming home to an earlier self. Stage’s work was immediately accepted into juried exhibitions and has been shown extensively in museums, galleries, universities, outdoor sculpture shows and community centers throughout New England. Her art has been selected for exhibition at Provincetown Art Association Museum, The Menino Arts Center, The Greenwald Gallery, Cape Cod Museum of Art, Cotuit Center for the Arts, Heritage Museum and Gardens, Studios Without Walls, Old Frog Pond Sculpture Walk, Hopkinton Center for the Arts, Fruitlands Museum, Fitchburg Art Museum, DeCordova Museum, Whistler House Museum of Art, The Schoolhouse Gallery, Brickbottom Gallery, Lesley University, Bunker Hill Community College, Lasell College, Lawrence Academy, The Carnegie Center for Art, Cambridge Art Association, Concord Art Association, Indian Hill Music Center, Arnold Arboretum, Moose Hill Audubon Gallery, The Center for Art in Natick, Fiber Arts Center, Gallery 119, Brush Art Gallery. Stage’s work has been featured on Lower Cape TV and in The Provincetown Independent, The Lowell Sun, Fiber Arts Magazine, The Boston Globe, The Middlesex Beat, The Ithaca Journal, The Boston Phoenix, and The Westford Eagle. Her work is held in the collections of Enterprise Bank, The Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union, Lowell Community Health Center, the Free Software Foundation and by many private individuals. Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Lando & Anastasi borrowed her work through a corporate loan program. Stage has received multiple residencies at The Studios at Mass MoCA, and several grants from the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Stage lives with her artist husband and their dog in Eastham, Massachusetts.

Selections from my ongoing project: Metal Mania. Using found metal, I create 3D and 2D works, entirely without welding. I also make mono prints from metal pieces. I'm guessing 25 pieces, depending on what fits aesthetically in the space.

Dates Requested:
Fall (October-December)
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Maria negulescu

717 east 5th st 2C

917.344.0566
Marianegulescu77@gmail.com
www.preyartprints.bigcartel.com

I come in the summer to work and sometimes make art.
Maria Negulescu is a printmaker / painter / draftswoman. She has traveled in Europe extensively and keeps a studio in gowanus brooklyn.

I make 3x5 fl flags with saying sewn on and prints.
Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Marisa Picariello

71299 Gull Pond Road,
Wellfleet, MA

508-523-4902
marisa@castlehill.org
www.marisapicariello.com

Live in Wellfleet, work in Truro. Following The Commons from the start! Working within the arts on the Outer Cape.

My goal is to create a cohesive body of work to show, I paint colorful floral and abstract pieces, and also do some fiber work.
Dates Requested:
Fall (October-December)
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Mark adams

72 W Vine St #2,
Provincetown MA 02657
508-380-5354

chillmark13gmail.com
@chillmark13
Long-time resident, exhibiting artist.

Installation artist, painter, cartographer. Artist in Residence at Center for Coastal Studies, represented by Schoolhouse Gallery. Cape resident since 1991, expereience with National Park Service, teacher at Rine Arts Work Center and Castle Hill. Mentor advisor at Provincetown Schools. PAAM solo retrospective 2017. Fellowships at 20Summers and Playa Summer Lake, Oregon. Guest artist at Princeton, RISD, New School, SVA, Interlochen.


Coastal Art Collage - Montage - Assemblage: Open group show using or referencing materials of the coast, addressing coastal life and resiliency

Group Open call to greater Provincetown Arts Community
The Community Room (Special Request)

Dates Requested:
Spring (April-June)

Mark Del Franco

18 Meadow Road
Provincetown, MA, 02657
617.851.1951
markadelfranco@gmail.com

www.delfrancoart.com

Mark Del Franco creates images that walk the line between the abstract and the real. Drawing upon such varied influences as graffiti, Japanese wood-cuts, the Neo-Impressionists, and graphic novel inking, he creates images that evoke memories and reflection. Through color, shape and line, he hopes the observer will find his work engaging and discover something new every time they look.

Like Impressionism and Neo-Impressionism, the images are intended to be viewed from a distance, allowing your eye to "mix" the colors into an almost realist form. As you view the gallery, create some distance between your eye and image for a better idea what you will see once a piece is hung on the wall.

Approx. 15 in a mix of 8x36, 9 x 12, and 16 x 20
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer (July-September)

Martha Fagan (Confirmed)

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

@marthafaganart


15-18 A variety of sizes ranging 8x10” - 20x24”
Whole Hallway

Dates Requested:
Last two weeks of June

Mary sheppard

15 Doctor Stanton Road
Dennis, MA 02667
978.505.5281
msheppard6194@gmail.com

https://marybrittsheppardart.com

I live in Dennis and am a member of PAAM.
The Art Gallery - Guild of Harwich Artists; Cape Cod Art Center; Cape Cod Art Musuem

Artwork inspired by my world-wide travels; the wonders of nature; ancient civilizations, my studies in energy healing and mindfulness; and the collective, spiritual world. My art features nature, places, and animals with symbolic and spiritual elements. My art is bright and joyful, and the colors, shapes, and lines convey deeper meanings. I play with the juxtaposition of fine detail versus open space. The lines in my work show the vibrational energies that we cannot see with the eye but are present in everything. I want my art to inspire joy in people because thoughts create reality. Feeling happiness and joy for even a moment is positive therapy for mind and body.

I have a variety of sizes which range from 48x30; 40 x 30; 30x46; 24 x 36; 20 x16; 24 x18; 20x16; 10x8. Ultimately the number of paintings would depend on the size painting I choose.Half the Hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )
Fall ( October - December )

matthew hines

PO Box 1813
Provincetown, MA 02657
415.314.4068
matthewphippshines@gmail.com
@matthewphippshines

https://visualaids.org/artists/matthew-hines
I’m a recent washashore of nine months after residing in San Francisco for 25years.

Originally hail from the Midworst & got my Bachelor of Fine Arts there from CCAD. Did the Chautauqua Summer Arts Program with an emphasis on painting & printmaking (intaglio) Routinely showed my work in solo and group exhibitions in the Bay Area. Had a bout of HIV related blindness that stopped me from creating for a period of about 5YEARS. Very recently put a new piece in the Members’ Exhibit at PAAM & came to the realization I can still make art & am not ready to end that part of my story yet.

Twelve 24X36 wood panels
Half the Hallway

Dates Requested:
Flexible

maura cunningham

P.O. Box 426
North Truro MA

857.891.8659
maura.cunningham1@gmail.com
Www.mauracunninghamart.com

In these paintings, I am exploring the layers of the temporal, the portals of experience, the dazzling impermanence I am witness to daily. The natural world seems to call to it and reflect that which is immeasurable and ephemeral inside all of us. I paint to connect to the mystery of this place, the mystery of being here.

Half the Hallway

Dates Requested:
Mid-late June ideally, otherwise July/ August

meg clarke (withdrew)

PO Box 195
Truro, MA 02666
301.641.9604
clarkerichards57@gmail.com

megclarke.net

Meg Clarke is a licensed architect with over 30 years of experience in the field. She enjoys solving the puzzle that each project presents, creating a unique and personal solution for each client with the goal of creating exciting and joyful spaces. Photography has also always been an integral part of her creative life. Her work as an architect and her photographs celebrate light, color and patterns. Meg received her undergraduate degree in Art History from Mount Holyoke College and her Masters of Architecture from the University of Maryland. She is the owner and principal of Clarke Architecture, PLLC, specializing in residential additions and remodeling. In addition to her architectural practice, Meg was an Assistant Professor of Architecture and Design at the New York Institute of Technology in Abu Dhabi for 5 years. Her work has been featured in the book Dream Homes Washington and in other publications. Meg studied photography at the Maine Media Workshops, where she sharpened her photographic eye, was introduced to story-telling through photography, and enhanced her technical skills. She has also attended photography workshops at Photoworks at Glen Echo and The Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill. Her photographs have been exhibited and sold in Massachusetts, Maryland and the United Arab Emirates.



My show will be called Up Close, feature patterns and details in nature, portraits. I will have approximately 18-25 pieces
Half the Hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

michael guy &
padric meagher

PO Box 693,
North Truro, MA 02652

401-573-5309
trinityartguy@gmail.com
michaelguy.carbonmade.com

A Colorado native, Michael Guy graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1975 in painting, and has exhibited paintings and painted furniture in Provincetown, New York City, Baltimore, San Francisco, Rhode Island, Maine, and Arizona. From 1975 through 2022, he was employed by the Trinity Repertory Company in Providence, RI, in several positions including scenic painter, props artisan, and muralist, but mainly, beginning in 1980, as graphic designer, during which he produced, among other things, nearly 300 posters. Other theater work includes creating costumes and performing in Brian Jones’ All-Tap Revues and Adam Bock’s Gayboy Nutcrackers. From 1987 to 2005, Michael was the volunteer managing director/designer for Options, Rhode Island’s monthly LGBTQ newsmagazine. He presently lives in North Truro, MA with his husband, Padric Meagher. Padric Meagher was born to an artist/craftswoman and a lawyer/judge a long time ago. I graduated from Harvard College, BA cum laude, Architectural Science, in 1970 and Rhode Island School of Design, BFA, Painting In 1977 where I met my husband (see above) also a long time ago. I studied at the Worcester Art Museum, Mass. College of Art, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. I managed the RISD Pre-College summer program for 2 summers and was Managing Editor/Editor of ArtExpress magazine for its short life. Padric and Michael currently maintain a work studio in Provincetown.

This will be a joint showing of about 20 pieces of artwork by a married couple living in No. Truro and working in Provincetown. Padric Meagher's artwork consists of collages and assemblages of found, painted and manipulated items. Michael Guy creates oil paintings of men at the beach and in the water on Cape Cod.

Michael was represented by Woodman/Shimko Gallery from 2015 thru Sept. 2024

The Community Room
Entire Hallway

Dates Requested:
Fall ( October - November )

mitchell karas

1682 Washington Street
Boston, MA 02118
617.543.2702
karasmitch@gmail.com

Mitchellkaras.com

Lived in ptown for 40 years

I am an artist with 3 medium I could do a show with classic cape landscapes for hallway but if I was in big room I could do larger abstracts as well as assemblage made of found objects and children's toys that light up and reflect light they are fun and whimsical .

I am mostly self taught artist I paint in Boston and ptown I do classic cape landscapes abstract art and assemblage

The Community Room
Entire Hallway

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )
Fall ( October - November )

neil korpinen (Confirmed)

23 Watson’s Court
Provincetown, MA 02657
805.729.3370
neilek@me.com
neilek1@gmail.com

A BFA from The Rhode Island School of Design led to a lifelong career in interior design, with projects in LA, Santa Barbara, Phoenix and NYC. Living in PT for 8 years inspired a return to fine art. Workshops at PAAM, FAWC and Castle Hill have been the foundation to create paintings depicting the people and places of town.

2 paintings, approx 72” x 72”
The group of paintings I would like to exhibit would be titled The Summer of ‘24, as a play on the movie The Summer of ‘42. But rather than a coming of age story the paintings evoke a reminiscence of times gone by.
The Community Room

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Paul G. cunningham

5 Creek Round Hill Road,
Provincetown MA 02657

202-302-7333
Paulcunningham.dc@gmail.com
Paulcunninghamart.com
@paulgcunningham.dc

Live here and come to exhibitions at The Commons

My work is primarily three dimensional and abstract, an outgrowth of an early metal sculpture class, where I became interested in the shapes I could conjure up using wire mesh. The early work focused on volumetric curved and random shaped objects, exercises in serendipity—a playfulness in the creation of random shapes paired with a palette to fit the form. However, during the Covid epidemic, my work became more intentional: defining the shape prior to construction, and mixing and exploring color combinations in a more exacting manner. “Place” also became integrated into my work—many of the pieces finished during this period were inspired by the moors, tides and colors of Provincetown MA. An exhibition at The Commons would be centered around my three dimensional wall sculptures, and would likely include around 15 pieces. My work is primarily in the 24x24 and 12x12 range, with a depth of 5-6 inches. My 2022 show at Alexandria VA’s Athenaeum included a wide range of work done over an extended period of time; if selected for a show at The Commons, I would focus more on my most recent works—curved and colorful 3D striped pieces, and may include some very new work using Cyanotypes on my curved armatures.

Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Peter sterling turner

516 Avenida Primiceria,
Marathon, FL 33050
(401) 323-4864
psterlingtri@gmail.com

Will be in Provincetown 8/26-9/28 this year attending The Cape School of Art. I have been to the space for openings and have toured the facility. Friends use the co-operative office space. I have been going to Provincetown since I was 4 years old. I consider it my anchor town.

Peter Sterling Turner is an emerging multi-disciplinary visual Artist born in Rhode Island and spent his formative years in Newport before completing his primary education in Tennessee, New Jersey, and California. As a young man, he found his creative outlet through various mediums, including acting, leather-working, woodworking, cartoon drawing, and occasional birdhouse construction. His educational journey led him through Communications and Liberal Arts programs at California State University, Community College of Rhode Island, and The University of Massachusetts. Following his formal education, Turner embarked on a 15-year apprenticeship with couture fashion designer Francesco Di Russo, also known as Ches Couturier. He further honed his skills with a three-year apprenticeship and role as a cutter for a wholesale and retail manufacturer specializing in custom apparel and accessories. With a career spanning since 1985, Turner initially began in the design industry as a showroom assistant for Full Swing, an interior design firm and textile company based in Newport. He later relocated to Boston, where he worked for a company specializing in custom drapery and interior fashions before transitioning into freelance Interior Decoration. Throughout his career, he maintained secondary employment as a waiter, bartender, and caterer, accumulating 32 years of experience in the Hospitality Industry. In 2009, Turner discovered his passion for painting and describes himself as an Evolutionary Expressionist, noting that all of his paintings are self-portraits. In addition to his work in the design industry, Turner sought involvement in the creative community by joining art guilds. He served six years as a Board Member for The Arts & Cultural Alliance of Newport County, where he hosted and produced their television program, "Art View," and organized events. Currently dividing his time between New England summers and the Florida Keys, Turner is an active volunteer at Crane Point Hammock Museum & Nature Center. He serves as President of The Florida Keys Watercolor Society, sits on the Development Committee for The Cape School of Art, and is a member of art guilds in both regions.

I have some different size pieces from different bodies of work. Approx. qty 10- 9" X12" Line and Wash Watercolor Batiks, Qty 8 -16" X 20" Acrylic Mono-print Abstracts, and qty 6 Acrylic and/or Oil on wood panel that i painted with Putty knives. qty 3- 24"X24" & qty 3- 24" X 48" Qty 8 -12" X 24" "palette paintings" painted with the leftover color on the white board palette, and a varied size Acrylic Impasto/Sgraffito series on reclaimed Apex from job-site dumpster diving. I actively attend workshops and I paint a lot.

Shady Palm Art Gallery & Framing, Marathon, FL
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

R.s. steinberg

651 Commercial St,
Provincetown MA 02657
617-680-4449
rssteinberg@gmail.com

Visiting exhibitions
Wash-ashore 1987 now living on Commercial St

Retired orthopaedic surgeon who has always doodled in margins discovered in retirement that pursuing that practice on the whole page is pleasurable. [Subject to review and improvement.]

Framed works on paper, framed size 20"x15" or smaller
Entire Hall (80 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Raffaello La Mantia

46 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
401.453.0234
RAFF1234@YAHOO.COM

no, I submitted an application last year. I have been a summer resident of Provincetown for 35 years and have own Galleria Raffaello 2000 - 2003 rented 145 Commercial Street - Galleria Raffaello, 2004 Purchased 423 Commercial Street-Galleria Raffaello- and rented the current space to Howard Karren - Alden Gallery.


The Community Room (Special Request)
40 pieces of Americana specializing in American Flag theme. Pieces have been prepared collage, decoupage, and assemblage. Sizes varied by 36' by 40" and 9" by 12".

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Rebecca arnoldi

1527 Baker Ave
Wellfleet MA 02667
617-935-1548
Rebeccaarnoldi@yahoo.com

rebeccaarnoldi.earth

I've seen friends exhibits. I've been living here part-time my whole life. I camped with my mom all summer in Wellfleet and then she moved there when I was a teen. I used to live and work in Provincetown Summers (as an interpretive park ranger for CCNS). I did my MFA through Fine Art Work Center. Currently I live and work in Wellfleet summers and some of the off season and if I get a job I just applied for I may become a year-rounder!

Rebecca Arnoldi has exhibited in galleries and museums internationally. She has an MFA in painting and her exhibits have been reviewed and publicized by the Provincetown Banner, the Jerusalem Post, the Boston Globe and other publications. She makes art that explores biological forms and uses ecological mixed-media. Rebecca has led art classes and workshops for over 20 years and is a Museum Educator for the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.


Between 9-18 works
The Community Room (Special Request)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Rhonda M Venezia (Confirmed)

POBox 1672
Provincetown, Ma 02657
508-932-3039
Rvenezia52@icloud.com

Thru friends who exhibited there & I bartended an event when The Commons first opened. I’ve worked & lived here 47 years!! I love the magic that lives & thrives here.


Fine Art/ Abstract landscapes mostly of outer cape minimal 15-30 paintingsHalf the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

rik ahlberg (bikescape)

214 Bradford St
Provincetown MA 02657
508.687.0035
rik@bikescape.org

Bikescape.org
Open call show exploring the bicycle culture of Cape Cod

Unknown - this would be an open call exhibit
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Spring (April-June)

Robert (Bob) Ross

PO Box 670
North Truro MA 02652
617.513.8415
bobrossccc@gmail.com

Multiple connections of area boards and living in Norht Truro since 1997 Vacationing here since 1968 My Family roots extend to Cape Cod 1624


I am a landscape and figurative artist working committed to enhancing how self and other awareness allows us to connect and know the world we are a part of. I am interested in how perception, language, and culture shape who we are and how we see each other and the world around us. I work with oil on board and canvas as well as Gouache and watercolor

I am proposing a group show to highlight the figurative work of male and female artists working in and about Provincetown. I envision a classical and erotic section. Clearly at this stage I would want ot know if the Commons would be open to this and then flesh out the process and participation dimensions. My Figurative work is both Classical and erotic.

Group
The Community Room (Special Request)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )
My dates are flexible

Robert cotnoir

55 Ardell RD
Bronxville NY 10708
914.906.2562
109fineart@gmail.com

PT resident

Abstract
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Roger Braimon

18 Bangs Street #6D
Provincetown, MA 02657
917.701.3679
rbraimon@gmail.com

http://www.emmettnyc.com

I live on the Cape part time and have visited here since 1987.

Roger Braimon is a visual artist working in Provincetown, MA and New York City, NY. Roger’s art combines spontaneity and whimsy with meticulous detail, integrating impression with representation. His unconventional style of combining isolated and blurred strokes of color maintains a breathing space for light and air. After receiving his BFA in printmaking and photography from Cornell University and MFA in painting from University of Pennsylvania, Roger worked as a fashion textile colorist in NYC’s Garment District where he created original patterns and color harmonies, honing painting skills evident in his current work. His artist collaboration with Baked,NYC featured representations of his original watercolors on bespoke keepsake boxes, sold exclusively in Japan. In 2009, he was selected for a live-work residency at the landmarked Westbeth Artists Housing in the West Village neighborhood in NYC.

Watercolor on paper, framed. I imagine about 10-20 pieces
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

seth stevens

21 Central Ave
North Haven, CT
203.605.2909
sasteven1962@gmail.com
Instagram, sethstevensart2

Spent Summers in Wellfleet my entire life; lived in Wellfleet year round for 20 years; currently live in North Eastham.

I participated at a wet paints sale at highland links and spoke with David and Lesley about the commons shows

I have been an artist working in Provincetown and Connecticut for the last 8 years, primarily in oil and gouache. I love the Provincetown landscape and streetscapes which are frequent subjects. I like to capture small snapshots or stories in my paintings and to make a simple strong impression.

Sizes will vary from small (5x7, 6x8) to much larger (18x24 max). Overall approximately 50 Pieces

Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Sherry Sherwood/ Bill Evaul

189 Woodstock Drive
Brewster MA 02631
516.356.2345
Sherwoodgallery@comcast.net

Www.sherrysherwood.com
Spent all my summers here and now have a second home on the cape.

SHERRY SHERWOOD As a lifelong summer resident of Cape Cod, Sherry Sherwood was “raised” by the artist colony of Provincetown, Massachusetts. The creative and free-spirited soul of Provincetown greatly influenced Sherwood’s distinctive finger font and helped forge her artistic path. Sherwood is one of a handful of artists that carry on the traditional process of the “Provincetown Print” working exclusively in the medium of the “White Line Color Woodcut.” While living in Provincetown, Sherwood was first introduced to this rare form of block printing while studying under William H. Evaul; the artist credited with the revival of the while line process in the early 1980’s. Evaul has had a profound influence on Sherry’s direction, though the style is all her own. During her time spent traveling in Africa, Europe, the Philippines, the Caribbean, or the United States, Sherwood would absorb the colors and cultural influences of these inspirational locales. Many of these areas would become subjects of her prints. She describes her style as a cross between analytical cubism and impressionism; attempting to create an easily understood abstraction that expresses the whole experience of a place or event. Dedicated to protecting the world’s fragile ecosystems, marine wildlife, and humankind, Sherwood continues working. A few of the many organizations she has been involved with include: Greenpeace, The Center for Coastal Studies, Marine Mammal Stranding Network, NECWA (New England Coastal Wildlife Association), teaching art classes, and mission work in Madagascar. Art aside, Sherwood also spends time on her music, works on improving her foreign language skills and is a seasoned sailor and windsurfer. She earned her BFA (with distinction) in Printmaking from UMASS Dartmouth.

No but have been represented in the past by The DeBerry Gallery, The Julie Heller gallery and Evaul Studios

The Community Room (Special Request)

Dates Requested:
My dates are flexible

Shez Arvedon

70 Rose Lane
Wellfleet MA 02667
808.936.7824
shezlounge1@gmail.com

Debbie Nadolney encouraged me to apply this week! 2022 AMP Gallery Provincetown /411 Gallery upcoming Oct 18

Shez Arvedon is a multi-media artist based in Hawaii. Born in Boston, she studied fine art at R.I.S.D. and S.M.U. Dartmouth, majoring in printmaking. Shez displayed mostly two dimensional work in Boston, and San Francisco venues, adding performance art and multi media installation pieces. After seven years in the Bay Area, she moved to the Big Island of Hawaii. She was absolutely inspired by the tropical surroundings, and began creating sculptures, eventually incorporating traditional art techniques with her self taught natural fiber assemblages. She exhibited the three dimensional work in solo and group shows, receiving numerous awards from the Big Island Art Guild, and The East Hawaii. Shez submitted a ‘female centric’ sculpture to, and was included in Pink & Bent : Art of Queer Women at the Leslie Lohman Museum in NYC. She has been honored to show her assemblage work at AMP gallery in Provincetown MA numerous times. She currently divides her time and creativity between Hawaii and Cape Cod.

Wall sculptures / site specific installation

Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
May-Oct

Susan Frankl

118 Salisbury Road,
Brookline, MA 02445
617-378-2321
susanfrankl@me.com

For the last 16 years we have owned a home in Truro and spend much of the summer and frequent off-season weekends on the Cape. You can find us most often walking the beaches and the dunes of the outer cape and have enjoyed the splendors of Provincetown, especially the art scene and the Friday night gallery strolls.

Born in New York City to parents who survived the Holocaust, Susan Frankl was deeply influenced by their resilience and creativity. Her mother, a dress and pattern maker on Seventh Avenue, instilled in her an appreciation for form, shape, color, pattern, and texture while from her father, a tool and die maker who crafted metal sculptures in his spare time, she learned the importance of nurturing one’s inner creativity. Together, they affirmed the sanctity of human life and the importance of caring for others. These early influences guided her toward a 40-year career as a physician and medical educator. Yet, throughout her career she maintained her interest in design and the creative arts. Frequent weekend trips to the countryside were cherished by her family who emphasized the value of fresh air, nature, and open spaces. A transformative hike in Yosemite during medical school deepened her love for the natural world- the sky, the mountains, the sea, and the light. Much like nature itself, Susan has found that art can provide a space for reflection, personal meaning and healing. After a rewarding medical career, Susan recently turned to abstract landscape painting as a means of expression that honors her personal journey, the healing arts and nature. Her work is deeply inspired by the ocean and dune landscapes of Cape Cod. Working with acrylic paint, gold leaf and collage she translates what she sees into what she feels. She has studied with Amy Wynne, Scott Gellatly, and Kathy Deflice-Secor. Her art has been showcased in a juried exhibition, the 24th Annual Frances N. Roddy Competition in 2023. Her work was also selected for publication in the 2024 calendar of Concord Art Center for the Visual Arts.

Acrylic paintings, primarily abstract landscape, about 12-15 pieces of various sizes.

Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Thomas Faulkner

20 Bridge Pond Drive,
Eastham, MA, 02642
646-373-6013
metrohope@mac.com

thomasdfaulkner.com

Eastham resident full time as of Spring 2024 - seasonal for thirty years

Dartmouth College BA (Art) Pratt Institute MFA (Sculpture/Photography). I maintained Studios in New York City until the move to a family home (40 years) in Eastham, Spring 2024. I have installed sculpture and done large scale site specific installations across the country. My work has been reviewed in Art Forum, Art In America, New Art Examiner, Salt Lake Tribune, New York Times, Etc. It was featured in Art Talk, KCRW Los Angeles.



I would like to exhibit wall hung sculpture.
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
My dates are flexible

Tia Scalcione

8 Old Ann Page Way
Provincetown, MA 02657

617.448.3613
tiascalc@hotmail.com
@tiascalcione

I live in ptown. Have lived in ptown and Wellfleet for the past 23 years.

A Boston native, Tia Scalcione studied painting at Boston University. After moving to Provincetown in 2001 she began investigating monotype and showed regularly at Schoolhouse Gallery and PAAM, and led classes for children and adults at PAAM and Castle Hill. After taking a long break raising 2 boys, her newest works are ink on paper inspired by the abundant natural beauty around her as well as reworking of older monotype prints. This past year she has exhibited at Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater and The Commons and Gallery 411 in Provincetown.


My artwork involves landscape paintings and monotype prints.
yes, In a group show last spring
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )
Fall

Vivien Goldman

19 Conant Road,
Brookline
617-699-8197
viviengoldman@comcast.net

viviengoldmanphotography.com

i'm a photographer, have exhibited in numerous places over the past 10 years.


exhibited in a group show 2021
Entire Hall (80 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Wayne Briggs

8 Fishburn CT.,
Provincetown, MA 02657
401.374.7577
wayne.briggs@comcast.net
https://www.instagram.com/waynebriggsartist/ http://www.woodmanshimkogallery.com/artist/wayne-briggs/

I'm from MA and have been coming to ptown since 1988. Now live year-round in ptown. Aware from living in Ptown and from artist, Jeff Osmond.


Wayne Briggs grew up in southern RI and has lived in various parts of Massachusetts in adulthood. Provincetown is now his home. He is a dedicated and versatile artist with a lifelong passion for art. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Information Science, combining his technical expertise with his creative talents. Wayne further honed his artistic skills by studying graphic and advertising design at the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design, one of the nation’s leading institutions for art and design education. His artistic journey was significantly influenced by his training in painting under the guidance of the esteemed artist Jeff Osmond. This mentorship allowed Wayne to develop a unique style of realism that blends traditional techniques with contemporary themes. Wayne continues to pursue different styles and mediums. Throughout his career, Wayne has been committed to exploring the intersection of technology and art, creating works that reflect both his academic background and his artistic vision. His diverse education and training have equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of various artistic mediums, enabling him to produce compelling and innovative artwork. Wayne Briggs continues to create and inspire, driven by an unwavering passion for art that has been the cornerstone of his life.

I was represented in 2024 by Woodman Shimko Gallery, but they have closed and I do not have representation now. My work can be seen at http://www.woodmanshimkogallery.com/artist/wayne-briggs/ or Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/waynebriggsartist/

Oil and a few Acrylic paintings. 10 - 15 paintings
Half the Hallway (40 linear feet)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

Wendy allen

8 Sky View Drive
Truro, MA
973.464.2081
wendy.allen@yahoo.com
@Wendyallenpottery

I live in truro
Wendy allen, sue siegel, Dianne longchamps Group show


TPottery and paintings
The Community Room (Special Request)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

women’s Group Show

Outer Cape Women’s group show


TPottery and paintings
The Community Room (Special Request)

Dates Requested:
Summer ( July - September )

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