This exhibition will illustrate Neily is a master painter in her own right, and is considered to be one of the Cape School’s most adept practitioners. Neily’s paintings are included in private, corporate and museum collections throughout the US and abroad. In Provincetown she teaches at the Cape School of Art and is represented by the Hilda Neily Gallery. A painter, photographer and mi...

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This exhibition includes techniques of their glass-making that is presented in many styles and forms created by the artist.  Jonathan L. Fairbanks, will also give a presentation on the history of glass. Informative demonstrations by participating artists on the various techniques used to create glass sculpture will be held in conjunction with the exhibition.  Sunday: 12 pm - 5 pm Close...

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Held in the Wilbur Room - This exhibition was curated by 40 students in two university classes—anthropology and art history—each group exploring through their respective disciplines how visual and material culture illuminate theoretical models for socially constructed identities of “sex.” Sex Objects examines how everyday and ceremonial art and artifacts cultivate or critiq...

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This exhibition focuses on Jason Berger’s artistic return to familiar subject matter spanning his travels throughout New England and Europe, with particular attention to sites in France and Portugal. Works in multiple media, including painting, drawing, printmaking, and sketchbooks, provide a fuller picture of the artist’s attentiveness to subject and reinterpretation of a scene. The e...

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This exhibition illustrates Ariel Freiberg’s recent work confronts idealized representations of gendered identities. In her lush and sensuous canvases, Freiberg depicts women’s faces that appear to blend into or emerge out of abstractly painted veils. From painted shards or tears emerge fragments of facial expressions—such as a flash of a parted lip or a slice of an alluring glan...

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The exhibition presents six of the fifteen Hiroshima Panels by Iri and Toshi Maruki and artifacts collected from the detonation sites lent by the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, . The Marukis, Nobel Peace Prize nominees in 1995, produced the paintings over 30 years. The panels represent recollections from Hiroshim...

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The exhibition brings together paintings on loan from private collections, museums and galleries in two compelling presentations of new works by an artist Kotik has called “lyrical and meditative.” Real Art Ways, in Hartford, will present a complementary assemblage of Enders’ work during the same time period and all of the works shown at both venues will be illustrated in one cat...

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The exhibition includes a series of bird-like fiber objects, experimental paper clothing, and wall hangings. There will be about 25 pieces included in the exhibition, many of which will be suspended from the ceiling or mounted on the wall. Some of her banners and wall hangings consist of thousands of hand-knitted knots, and their expression is closely embedded in the process of creating the object...

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The works in this exhibition address the subjects of two recent publications by Carle: his love of color and use of imagination.  The exhibition includes more than 60 original collages, studies, and book dummies/mock ups. Carle’s love of nature is legendary. To recognize this passion, the exhibition includes selected work from The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse, as well as other publi...

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This collection-based exhibition comprises over 60 paintings, sculptures, photographs, and works on paper that explore the universal themes of labor and leisure in America from the 18th century to the present day.  A section of the exhibition focuses upon artists at work, with early 20th-century photographs by Edward Curtis and Carl Moon of Native American basket and pottery makers. Images of...

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