Derrick Hickman - The Weight of Small Things
In The Weight of Small Things, Derrick Hickman uses familiar childhood objects as points of departure for exploring memory and personal experience. Combining vintage toys with layered imagery, his paintings consider how ordinary objects accumulate meaning over time.
Join us for an Opening Reception Friday, July 10, 7-9pm
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Tim Saternow - New Watercolors
In New Watercolors, Tim Saternow presents a series of Provincetown scenes that reflect his ongoing attention to architecture, light, and place. Through a restrained watercolor palette and attention to atmosphere, his paintings capture the quiet character of the town’s built environment.
Tim Saternow (b. Oswego, New York) lives and works in New York, New York, and Jersey City, New Jersey. He is a Signature Member of the American Watercolor Society whose work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including at the Brattleboro Museum, the William Benton Museum of Art, and in exhibitions in the Czech Republic, Italy, and China. His paintings have been featured in numerous publications, including The Artist's Magazine, Watercolor Artist, The Art of Watercolour, and the Splash series. Saternow received his MFA from the Yale School of Drama, Yale University.
Join us for an Opening Reception Friday, July 17, 7-9pm
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Daphne Confar - Having Fun - wish you were here.
In Having Fun - Wish You Were Here., Daphne Confar explores the humor, personality, and humanity found in seemingly ordinary moments. Her paintings draw attention to the subtle interactions and quiet observations that often linger in memory, revealing the lasting significance found in seemingly ordinary moments.
Join us for an Opening Reception Friday, July 17, 7-9pm
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Armando Pedroso - Beyond the Red Door
Beyond The Door centers on Pedroso's paintings of solitary barns and farm structures set against wide, open skies. Rendered in acrylic with his signature palette of weathered reds, rusts, and unexpected color, the barns recur across the body of work like familiar characters, often accompanied by a lone animal figure in the grass and a fence line receding toward the horizon. The recurring red barn and its doorway, at the heart of the exhibition's title, become a quiet stand-in for solitude and comfort — Pedroso's continuing interest in what lies beyond the noise of daily life.
Join us for an opening reception Friday July 24, 7-9pm
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Edie Nadelhaft - CBtO (Cake* By The Ocean)
Born of despair and bewilderment over current events, this work is the result of my choice to embrace the absurd and to focus on things that are either delightfully frivolous, or eternal and utterly indifferent to human affairs. Small, oil on canvas paintings of soft serve ice cream and cupcakes* floating in space, hovering over Provincetown Harbor or inserted into settings that pay homage to favorite artists, combine with painterly renderings of alternately placid or roiling seas to juxtapose the power and beauty of the geophysical world with some of the more ephemeral pleasures of life on earth. As the work has progressed, a common visual language has emerged as structural similarities between these polar opposites on the emotional/gravitational spectrum have come to light. Piled up frosting echos swirls of ocean spray, cupcakes turn comically geological evoking a stylized mountain top in one piece, a messy space rock in another. And so it goes...
Join us for an Opening Reception Friday, July 31, 7-9pm
Kris Haas - The Breath of Memory
In The Breath of Memory, Kris Haas explores abstraction through restraint, atmosphere, and the accumulation of layered surfaces. Built through an intuitive yet controlled process, the paintings rely on subtle tonal shifts, veiled forms, and gestural markings that emerge slowly through sustained looking.
Rather than functioning as fixed images or narratives, the works operate through suggestion and sensation, allowing memory to remain fragmented, atmospheric, and unresolved. Scraped lines, dripped passages, and muted fields of color create surfaces that feel both constructed and eroded, balancing immediacy with quiet deliberation.
Though minimal in palette and composition, the paintings maintain a strong physical presence, where texture, transparency, and scale become central to the viewing experience.
Join us for an Opening Reception Friday July 31, 7-9pm
Frederick Brosen - New Watercolors
Join us for an Opening Reception Friday, August 7, 7-9pm
Paul Wirhun - Water, Water Everywhere
Join us for an Opening Reception Friday, August 7, 7-9pm
Glenn Daidone - The Current Administration
Glenn Diadone presents a new series of constructed photographic works that draw on the visual language of mid-century modern design and 1960s Americana. Departing from the artist's earlier focus on landscape photography, these layered compositions explore broader cultural themes through imagery that is at once familiar, surreal, and unsettling.
Join us for an opening Reception Friday, August 14 7-9pm
Michael Costello - Flora, Fauna, and Flesh
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Join us for an Opening Reception Friday, August 21, 7-9pm
Jefferson Hayman - As the light Allows
In As the Light Allows, Jefferson Hayman turns photography's attention back on itself — on the conditions that make an image possible and the traditions that shape how we receive one. Working across subjects both interior and elemental, Hayman embraces the tonal warmth and material weight of historical printing processes to locate his work within a longer history of the medium. What unites the collection is less a common subject than a shared disposition: patient, atmospheric, attentive to the qualities of light that no camera fully captures but every photograph attempts.
Join us for an Opening Reception Friday, June 26, 7-9pm
John Dowd - Night Places
In Night Places, John Dowd brings together paintings of Provincetown, Los Angeles, Rome, and New York. Known for his distinctive views of Provincetown, Dowd continues his exploration of place through works drawn from locations that have informed his practice over time.
Join Us for an Opening Reception on Friday June 26, 7-9pm
Casey Haugh - Cape Codernism
In Cape Codernism, Casey Haugh’s paintings engage the visual character of Provincetown through a language of restraint, where light, structure, and color are distilled into deliberate, pared-down compositions. Rather than describing place in full, the works hold back, allowing atmosphere and spatial relationships to carry the image.
Working within a contemporary interpretation of American modernism, Haugh emphasizes simplified forms, compressed space, and stylized color relationships that transform familiar environments into carefully structured compositions. At times the work recalls the compositional clarity of Milton Avery, while remaining grounded in Haugh’s own approach to coastal architecture and landscape.
Varied in palette and mood, the paintings are unified by a consistent interest in reduction—finding in streets, structures, and open skies an ongoing occasion for formal inquiry.
Join us for an Opening Reception on Friday, May 22, 2026 (7-9pm)
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Aron Belka - Maritime Patterns
Maritime Patterns presents a body of work by Aron Belka centered on the coastal landscapes of New England and the broader Northeast, where representation is continually interrupted by processes of layering, erosion, and reconstruction. Rather than pursuing direct realism, Aron Belka's paintings move through cycles of creation and destruction, allowing forms and ideas to emerge, dissolve, and reconfigure across the surface.
The resulting compositions balance abstraction with moments of recognizable structure, where atmosphere and gesture often take precedence over precise depiction. Through the use of varied tools and mark-making techniques, Belka distorts traditional landscape conventions, producing fractured surfaces that reflect the instability and fragmentation of contemporary experience.
Join us for an Opening Reception on Friday, May 22, 2026 (7-9pm)
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