Budd Hopkins: Inspirer* collage & paintings

OutsidersIN three one-person shows

Michael Andrews, watercolors - Deb Mell, paintings - R. S. Steinberg, mixed media drawings

OutsidersIN three one-person shows

Michael Andrews, watercolors - Deb Mell, paintings - R. S. Steinberg, mixed media drawings

Daily 11:00AM-5:00PM

Budd Hopkins: Inspirer* collage & paintings

Budd Hopkins: Inspirer* collage & paintings

OutsidersIN three one-person shows

Michael Andrews, watercolors - Deb Mell, paintings - R. S. Steinberg, mixed media drawings

Budd Hopkins: Inspirer* collage & paintings

OutsidersIN three one-person shows

Michael Andrews, watercolors - Deb Mell, paintings - R. S. Steinberg, mixed media drawings

Daily 11:00AM-5:00PM

Budd Hopkins: Inspirer* collage & paintings

OutsidersIN three one-person shows

Michael Andrews, watercolors - Deb Mell, paintings - R. S. Steinberg, mixed media drawings

A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception

Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.

“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”

During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.

A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception

Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.

“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”

During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.

A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception

Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.

“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”

During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.

A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception

Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.

“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”

During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.

Part III: ‘The Challenge of Love’

A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception

Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.

“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”

During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.

A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception

Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.

“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”

During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.

A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception

Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.

“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”

During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.

Artist’s Reception

A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception

Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.

“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”

During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.

The Outer Cape Corale presents

Voices of Hope

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The Outer Cape Corale presents

Voices of Hope

Visit WEBSITE for more info

The Outer Cape Corale presents

Voices of Hope

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Curated by Barbara Cohen and Donna Pomponio

Join us for a glass of wine an evening of Jazz with Parker.

Tillies will open with a group exhibition curated by Barbara Cohen and Donna Pomponio featuring seventeen established local artists. Many of the participating artists have deep ties to Provincetown and have been working in the town for decades.

The exhibition brings together a wide range of artistic voices and media while responding to the recent changes in Provincetown’s gallery landscape. By offering a new venue for artists affected by recent gallery closures, Tillies hopes to help sustain the visibility of important creative voices within the community.

“This exhibition celebrates the depth of talent that has long defined Provincetown. These artists have been contributing to the cultural life of the town for many years, and this show offers an opportunity to experience their work together in a new setting.”

- Barbara E. Cohen

Part III: ‘The Challenge of Love’