Painting the Town: Ken Cadwallader and the Art of Plein Air

by Lynn Stanley In the book Art in Narrow Streets, the artist Ross Moffett describes Provincetown as a bucolic village filled with towering elm and...

Tyne Daly: The Art of the Word, The Craft of Listening

by Steve Desroches    On her first visit to Provincetown some years ago, Tyne Daly was walking along the harbor beach with her friend and...

The Language of Abstraction

by Rebecca M. Alvin When Cuban artist Rigoberto Mena was a child, he always loved to paint and draw, and enjoyed reading books with illustrations,...

The Magic of Mackie

by Lynn Stanley Pull back the curtain on some of the most iconic moments in fashion and Bob Mackie was there. The diaphanous column dress...

Freedom to Explore : The Art of Dermot Meagher

by G.W. Mercure The Provincetown Commons is currently hosting a retrospective exhibition on artist, writer, polymath, and shape-shifter Dermot Meagher through September 3. Meagher’s dynamic...

Yes, Really! : Ryan Rudewicz and His Rude Polaroids

by Steve Desroches    The text arrived at 8:02 a.m. Photographer Ryan Rudewicz remembers it well. It was last December and it was from his...

Susan Mikula: Past and Present

by Lee Roscoe Is it a wish, or a dream of something barely seen; a suggestion, a whisper of something that could be, or was...

The Lioness of Boston by Emily Franklin

Review by Rebecca M. Alvin If you’ve ever visited the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, you’ve undoubtedly noted that the experience of the space...

The Long And Winding Road : James Frederick Paints Home In New Show

by Steve Desroches On a late July morning, Commercial Street is just starting to fill up with the normal hustle and bustle of a summer...

Create and Resist : Mira Schor in Provincetown

by Lee Roscoe Mira Schor grew up on the upper west side of Manhattan, the daughter of Polish Jewish artists (goldsmiths and sculptors) who fled...