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Saturday, June 13, 2026

 ALI GRAY GALLERY

338 Commercial Street  

 

Julie Gray: Prints & Paintings 

THRU JUNE 18

https://aligraygallery.com 



Tuesday, June 22, 2021


 gary marotta fine art g-1

162 commercial street , provincetown, MA 02657 617.834.5262

 ruben natal - san miguel  "AMERICAN BEAUTY"

Friday, July 2 & Sat. July 3  7-9pm


  Black On White, White On Black '' ( Brian ) 2018, Roosevelt Island, NYC. Dye sublimation on aluminum, 24 x 24 inches, edition of 3



Saturday, June 19, 2021

 BERTA WALKER GALLERY  

508-487-6411 208 Bradford St.

OPENING SATURDAY, JUNE 26
3:00 - 5:00 PM    6/26 - 7/17


TRIO: Poetry, Photography, Geometry
G.W. MERCURE, GRACE HOPKINS, BUDD HOPKINS
DONALD BEAL: mixed media monoprints
ROB DUTOIT works on paper 


More info at: bertawalker.com


Tuesday, June 15, 2021

 AMP GALLERY-  Opening 6/25/21

432 Commercial St, Provincetown MA 02657 | East End | 646.298.9258 |

 For complete details, please visit: www.artmarketprovincetown.com

 Susan Bernstein, Phyllis Ewen, Philip Gerstein, Amy Solomon & Judith Trepp

Philip Gerstein | Bonjour Monsieur Gauguin | acrylic and glass beads on wood panel, 12" x 24"

Saturday, June 27, 2020

KOBALT GALLERY-JUNE 26- JULY 9



F15TEEN: Kobalt Gallery celebrates its 15th season with the latest work from artists Paul Balmer, Jessica Brilli, Sean Flood, Duncan Johnson, Milenko Katic’, Joe Landry, Dave Laro, Cherie Mittenthal, Jessica Pisano, Ted Polomis, Helen Shulman and welcome to painter Sheila Barbone who joins our 2020 roster. “F15TEEN” covers a broad range of media, subjects and styles from Abstract and Realist paintings to salvaged material constructions and encaustic works.  Artwork: Duncan Johnson, Keeper, 2019, Salvaged Wood, 38x36

















Tuesday, June 23, 2020

AMP GALLERY

 JUNE 26 6-8 pm



UPCOMING EXHIBITION | OPENING  THIS FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 6-8 PM
JAY CRITCHLEY  + GROUP SHOW WITH SUSAN BERNSTEIN | KAREN CAPPOTTO | ANNE CORRSIN | BARBARA HADDEN | JACKIE LIPTON  | ZAMMY MIGDAL | LORI SWARTZ | FORREST WILLIAMS | RICK WRIGLEY
Through July 8

Jay Crtichley: Democracy of the Land - The Moo Moo World 1620

(Edition of 35 unique archival prints with found colored sands, 30” H X 23” W, Funk & Shuster Fine Art Printing, 2020.)

Monday, June 22, 2020

HUTSON GALLERY- THE THIRTEENTH SEASON


 July 3July 16, 2020

Hutson Gallery is pleased to present its opening exhibition The Thirteenth Season. The exhibit includes paintings and sculpture by Harry Folsom, Peter Macara, Gay Malin, Jesse Mireles, Felice Newman, Rose Olson, Michael Page, Lynda Schlosberg, Joe Trepiccione, Luanne E Witkowski, Gary Zack and guest artist Rowena Perkins.  Image: Catalan Sun 1 by Michael Page
oil on canvas and board 18 in x 12 in

Thursday, June 11, 2020

Provincetown galleries bringing you art in new ways

Over 30 art galleries working together to guide you through our spaces, both virtually and physically, and assist you with viewing and purchasing art. News, events, and virtual viewings updated weekly.

VISIT https://www.ptowngallerystroll.com/

Friday, September 4, 2015

gary marotta fine art g-1 presents MAGGIE SIMONELLI: ENCAUSTICS rec Fri & Sat 9/4 & 5 7-9pm


Simie Maryles Gallery presents "The Great Big Miniature Show" rec Sept. 4 7-10pm

Kurt Walters
"Chickadee on Chinese Teacup"

acrylic on Masonite with gold leaf 5 x 7

Simie Maryles
"Silver for the Sky, Lavender for the Soul"
oil on linen panel 6 x 6
Stephen Cerceillo
"Feeling Lightheaded"
acrylic on canvas 6 x 6

Alden Gallery presents “CATHERINE McCARTHY + ALICE DENISON”—Sept. 4 – 17, 2015 rec. Fri. September 4, 7 – 9pm

The More Things Change, by Catherine McCarthy, oil and ballpoint pen on canvas, 20” x 16”
Mixed Meta: Urn I, by Alice Denison, oil and acrylic on panel, 48” x 36”
LEARN MORE:  aldengallery.com

PAAM presents HILDA NEILY: MID-CENTURY SURVEY opening reception Friday, September 4, 8pm

Hilda Neily, oil on board   

Born in Vermont and a resident of Provincetown since 1968, Hilda Neily studied various theories of painting before developing a strong interest in Plein Air Impressionist painting. This interest led her to study for 15 years at the Cape School of Art in Provincetown with Henry Hensche- the master impressionist who studied with and served as assistant to the painter Charles Hawthorne, founder of the Cape Cod School of Art. Today Neily is a master painter in her own right, and is considered to be one of the Cape School’s most adept practitioners. Neily’s paintings are included in private, corporate and museum collections throughout the US and abroad. In Provincetown she teaches at the Cape School of Art and is represented by the Hilda Neily Gallery.


Wednesday, August 5, 2015

LOVINGER GALLERY hosts photographic exhibit to benefit Nepal earthquake survivors Aug. 7, 7-9pm

 
 
An old woman sits serenely upon the steps of a local temple, her countenance almost regal, a young boy peeks out the window of an elaborate brick building at something unseen and only imagined, vendors display colorful collages of food and wares, and in the distance horizontal stripes of muted blue form a magnificent abstract canvas of the majestic Himalayas overlooking the city. It is another day in Bhaktapur, an ancient city in the east corner of the Kathmandu Valley, just eight miles from Nepal's capital city of Kathmandu and a designated World Heritage Site. Bhaktapur, in sanskrit “city of devotees,” has long been a destination for both tourists and religious pilgrims who flock to its many religious landmarks and palace courtyards. 


Provincetown photographer Jeff Lovinger spent a week there in early April of 2015. He wandered the narrow lanes of delicate brick buildings interwoven with wooden shutters and balconies photographing elaborate temples, terra cotta monuments and the colorful carnival of everyday life. He witnessed “Bisket Jatra,” the Nepalese New Year celebration in which chariots are pulled through the streets and ultimately a tug of war over them determines, ironically, who will be blessed with good fortune in the coming year. And then he returned to Provincetown. 


 

Exactly ten days later a massive 7.9 magnitude earthquake, whose epicenter was just 30 miles from Bhaktapur, would take the lives of roughly 2,000 people and injure some 5,000 more in this Eastern region of Nepal. Jeff, now back home, developed his photos- their beauty suddenly all the more powerful and poignant as they presaged an unspeakable disaster . He promised himself he would share them and the proceeds from their sale to help those he had just left behind.

 
A benefit for the Nepal earthquake survivors will be held on August 7 from 7-9 pm at the Lovinger Gallery, 427 Commercial Street. Photos from the trip will be on display with 50% of all proceeds from their sale going to several organizations assisting the survivors of the earthquake. For further information, contact Lovinger Gallery at 508-487-3733/www.lovingerimages.com. --Patricia Zur