Celebrate Music! Celebrate Community!
by Steve Desroches
Since the Outer Cape Chorale’s inception in 2002 it has become a beloved community institution by both its members and its audiences...
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What We Give, What We Take
By Randi Triant
I was fifteen years old when my mother left me for Vietnam. I want to believe she...
Back to the Garden
by Steve Desroches
Most of the world knows that Jerry Torre likes corn on the cob. Or, more specifically, Big Edie’s corn. Fresh out of...
Painting With The Mind’s Eye
The Art of Helen Miranda Wilson
by Steve Desroches
A conversation with Helen Miranda Wilson is a fascinating view into the mind of an artist. No...
All That Glitters Is Not Gold
Jamie Brenner's Gilt
by Lee Roscoe
Paradisiacal Provincetown’s sea-burnished glitter meets glam Manhattan to make Jamie Brenner’s Gilt a sweet, wish-fulfillment read during these tarnished times. It’s this...
Black and White and Steel: ...
by G.W. Mercure
The evolution of an artist will be on display when The Schoolhouse Gallery opens its next show on August 12th. The group...
The Way It Used To Was: Selections from the Van Dereck Collection at PAAM
by Steve Desroches
Top Image: Napi Van Dereck
If ever Napi Van Dereck struck up a conversation with you at his eponymous restaurant and you listened...
Let the Paint Take You There
Tim Saternow’s Provincetown and New York Watercolors
by Rebecca M. Alvin
To be an artist is to take risks. There is no safety in creating images
if...
The Art of Harmony
by Lee Roscoe
Traditionally, ikebana is known as the ancient
Japanese art of flower arrangement; in some eras lavish, in some striving for
simplicity; always trying to essentialize the...
Unboxing Zehra Khan
by Rebecca M. Alvin
Artists of all stripes have been subjected to the desires of their admirers to box them in, fix them in one...