Publication: Cape Cod Art

Understanding the roots of American art requires an exploration of Provincetown’s unique history.

The oldest art school in the country fosters a traditional approach to painting.

There’s no question that Cape Cod has a vibrant community of artists, but few can say that their journey as…

e.e. cummings once wrote, “For whatever we lose (like a you or a me) it’s always ourselves we find in…

For local gallery owner and artist, Liz Carney, retreating to the scenic shores of Provincetown during the hazy summer months…

Artist Jacqueline Chanda’s journey into painting began not with a brush but with a pencil. At a young age she…

Growing up on the shores of Cape Cod, Philip Dutra channels a lifetime of coastal experiences into his artwork, capturing…

Ken Evans was a young boy in the early 1950s when he received a John Gnagy charcoal drawing set as…

For lifelong artist Pete Hocking, memory is instrumental to his work, both in the way it is created and the…

It’s not unusual for an artist to carefully navigate the delicate balance between the pull of creative inspiration and the…

What’s the best thing about living as an artist on Cape Cod? According to David Kooharian, “Anywhere you have different…

The word Impressionism conjures certain ideas about art–heavy brushstrokes, an emphasis on nature, and a European ideal. In Rob Longley’s…

So many great artists achieve appreciation and recognition after they have left this earth. Van Gogh, Cezanne, Monet; the list…

For some artists, challenge is found most in the daunting stare of a blank canvas or in the struggle to…

For more than a century, the Cape has had a history of being a significant crossroad for artists of distinction.…

For artist Joseph McGurl, one of the country’s premier landscape painters, each brushstroke is like a love letter to the…

On Cape Cod, the landscape is teeming with breathtaking beauty—winding roads, ever-changing shorelines, and scenes that evoke stories of summer…

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but what about a painting? Look at Richard Pawlak’s abstract expressionist…