Publication: Cape Cod Art

Profiles of 25 local artists including 4 emerging artists.

Although Jeff Adams has been creating ceramic works of art for decades, in the last four years he has focused…

If Paul Batch’s paintings were compiled into a slide show, sitting in the dark, as the saturated tonal hues of…

“The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.”  – Aristotle People…

When Elizabeth Lazeren Daglio begins a painting, she covers the canvas with a dark ochre wash and begins to rub…

Marie Fischer was born with a passion for art, but it wasn’t until she was in the ninth grade that…

Life on an island is many things, and for those who live there year-round while raising a family and making…

Justin LaRocca Hansen sat in front of gold-framed watercolors and an unmissable Ms. Pac-Man machine. He held a paintbrush in…

If you were to close your eyes and someone were to utter the words ‘Daydream’, ‘Summer Surf’, ‘Drift’ and ‘Running…

It could be said that Cape Cod is in Sarah Hinckley’s bones. Born and raised in Cummaquid, she has an…

On the surface, Steve Kennedy is a complete contradiction; and yet then again, he is not. Words like swashbuckling, ruddy,…

Oil painter Jennifer McCalmont’s treatment of the coastal light provides a diffused essence that floats atop her paintings; whether they…

In the world of the chicken or egg question, is it an artful life or a life lived with art?…

Merriam-Webster defines frame of reference as a set of ideas, conditions, or assumptions that determine how something will be approached,…

Tom Odell’s most recent public artwork, Wind Dance, has the natural effect of oxidation which behaves in some ways like…

Goldsmith Jennifer Odell’s journey as an artist channels a bit of Circe—the goddess of magic and transformation from Greek mythology.…

Barry O’Neil is the real deal. A Korean War veteran of the Navy with nautical experience, years as a lighthouse…

Tom Ouellette’s paintings seem to emerge from a time long ago, an era where modern conveniences weren’t even taking shape…