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February 20, 2023

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One of the great bonuses of being an artist is the ability to meet and interact with other artists. In these moments, the work they produce becomes more than an artifact, it becomes an extension of the times we’ve had together, the conversations, the laughs...

Provincetown Holly Folly 2022 Must See Events!

November 13, 2022

Have you made your Holly Folly plans? Holly Folly is a weekend of shopping, partying, and revelry! Come get all your Christmas shopping done and enjoy Provincetown in the offseason. Canteen Holiday Market and Winter Lodge Friday-Sunday Dec 2-4 11am –...

Art We Love – More than Meets the Eye

September 9, 2022

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The first impression a piece of art makes when you walk into a gallery can be thrilling. But sometimes what’s even more exciting is discovering that what you see up close is not at all what you thought you saw from afar. All of the pieces here had that...

At Home with Constantine Manos and Michael Prodanou

August 20, 2022

They share similar parentage—one is Greek-American, the other Greek-Canadian—and artist Michael Prodanou and photographer Constantine (“Costa”) Manos are proud of their heritage; both have lived in Greece and now spend time there as often as possible....

Art We Love – Never Out of Style

August 20, 2022

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This being the Fashion Issue, it’s worth noting that art can be a lot like clothing: in or out of vogue. There are fads and trends in art, and just like clothes some art can feel dated or deeply rooted in a particular time. But as with vintage Chanel and...

Form Meets Function: Artist Jody Johnson

August 12, 2022

In 2008, then-gallery owner Paul Wisotzky took one look at Jody Johnson’s quirky creations and said, “I want everything you make!” He wasn’t alone in his reaction; the popularity of Johnson’s work is on the rise. Her one-of-a-kind repurposing of...

Art We Love & Why – I Am a Camera

August 1, 2022

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Jennifer Pritchard, Stay Here Provincetown

When photography first came along, many artists turned up their noses and asked, where’s the “art” in a photograph? Of course, over time photography came to be as respected as painting or sculpture. And the range of expression in photography over the...

Art We Love & Why Provincetown- Landscape

July 11, 2022

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Terry Boutelle, Opening (acrylic on canvas, 20” x 30”), AMP

Art We Love – The Lay of the Land For some people, “landscape painting” may conjure up an old-fashioned, sedate art form – something to put over the sofa. But every artist sees the world around us through a unique lens, and the landscapes here are...

Art We Love & Why: Living Legends

June 25, 2022

In Japan, the artists featured here would be formally recognized as “Living Treasures.” Each of them has had a long and celebrated career spanning generations. And each of them continues to make work, not to burnish their reputations but because it is the...

Christopher Castellani

June 25, 2022

It was a dusty biography of Tennessee Williams, full of rumors and gossip, that inspired Christopher Castellani to write Leading Men, a novel as deeply entangled with Provincetown as with the life of Tennessee Williams himself. Castellani, 49, is the author...