August 27 – October 2, 2022 at The Commons
How Far Is The World is Kurt’s first large scale exhibition in Provincetown at The Commons. Featured prominently are themes of Provincetown’s maritime history, its promise and peril, it’s people and unparalleled beauty. Kurt’s work expresses concerns ranging from the social and political, to the personal and environmental. Reaching across decades is his reverence for the found and selected object – the forgotten, discarded, lost, and treasured materials which comprise the pallet of his Constructions.
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Saturday September 3, 2022 at 2:00pm at Delft Haven
Provincetown’s White Party will be entering its 34th year in 2022. As always, Outer Cape Health Services will be our beneficiary. It is held on the Saturday of Labor Day weekend. The event celebrates the Provincetown community with a cocktail and “resourceful, wonderful white” white clothing. After a two year hiatus, due to COVID-19 … The White Party is back!
Every dollar you give will go directly to Outer Cape Health Services!
September 3-6, 2022 at Pilgrim House
After everything that’s been going on in the world, Coco is ready to unleash her thoughts about the past, present, and future! Yes, this exhausted dinosaur of drag is not holding back anything in her new show Bitter Bothered & Beyond!
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September 6-21, 2022 at 7:00pm at The Art House
Provincetown Dramatic Arts in association with Mark Cortale Presents Quickies: 4 Short Plays From Provincetown. The plays a collection of hard-hitting dramas and heartwarming comedies offer four unique perspectives of contemporary LGBTQ+ life in America. Quickies was accepted as an official selection in the 2022 International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival, where it was a finalist for four awards – including best actor and best play.
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“There was a time when gay men were coming to Provincetown to die,” recalls Dan Gates, President and CEO of the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod, or ASGCC. “Now? They’re coming to Provincetown to live.”
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 the pieces here, some art is timeless.
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.
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