Alden Gallery Winter show w/Jim Broussard
Feb
14
to Feb 16

Alden Gallery Winter show w/Jim Broussard

Alden Gallery Presents A Show of New Work

By Jim Broussard

For Immediate Release: FEBRUARY 4, 2026

The Alden Gallery Presents a Show of New Work

by JIM BROUSSARD

SATURDAY-MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14-16, 2026,

at 423 Commercial St. in Provincetown

Provincetown, MA: The Alden Gallery will present a special winter show of new work by Jim Broussard, from Saturday, February 14, 2024 (Valentine’s Day) through Monday, February 16 (Presidents’ Day) at 423 Commercial St. The gallery will be open 12 noon to 5 p.m. throughout the holiday weekend. There will be no opening reception.

Jim Broussard is a Provincetown painter who works primarily in oil, painting street scenes, seascapes, and dunescapes en plein air. He studied at MassArt and, having spent summers in Provincetown since his youth, moved here year-round more than 20 years ago. His enduring subject is the town itself, which he has portrayed from every angle and during every season in his unique style and palette, which is rooted in Provincetown art colony impressionist traditions. He also frequently escapes into the Cape Cod National Seashore, where he’ll spend time alone in the dune shacks.

This fourth annual winter show is happening during the Alden Gallery’s off-season hiatus. Through April 4, the gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment or chance at 423 Commercial St. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment.

Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.

Images attached (credit: courtesy of Alden Gallery):

December on the Flats, oil on canvas, 16 x 20 inches

Busker Alley at the Old Reliable, Winter, oil on canvas, 20 x 16 inches

First Snow, December, oil on canvas, 20 x 16 inches

A Different Point of View, oil on canvas, 20 x 24 inches

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