Every summer PAAM members sell their art work and raise funds for PAAM in the 12x12 silent auction. All prices have a starting bid of $125.
Barbara Ford Doyle
On a pale morning.
Monotype, photo transfer, resin
Every summer PAAM members sell their art work and raise funds for PAAM in the 12x12 silent auction. All prices have a starting bid of $125.
Alan Trugman
Niji
Archival digital print on birch panel
Every summer PAAM members sell their art work and raise funds for PAAM in the 12x12 silent auction. All prices have a starting bid of $125.
Mary Doering
Dance me to the end of love, homage to Cohen
Integrated media archival print
Art we are "drawn" to.
Mary Doering
Forgetting We Are Seeds
Integrated media archival print
Art we are "drawn" to.
Alan Trugman
Untitled #1, Untitled #2
Ipad Procreate sketch,, archival print
"Art we are "drawn" to.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Pole Beans
Drawing, tissue paper, encaustic
Art we are "drawn" to.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Green Pear, Gold Pear
Monoprints, mixed media collage
A collaborative interpretation of “Splashdown Apollo 13, 1970” by Alma Woodsey Thomas fills the gallery with color and energy.
Over 100 works by PXP artists are in the upstairs gallery.
Barbara Ford Doyle
#49
Tengucho paper, mixed media, encaustic
Over 100 works by PXP artists are in the upstairs gallery.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Singing Song
Mixed media photo collage
Reception: May 15, 3—5PM
Mary Doering
My Kind of Flower
Integrated media archival print
Reception May 15, 3—5PM
Barbara Ford Doyle
Five Tulips in a Row
Monotype, emulsion transfers, mixed media on Yupo paper
The Printmakers of Cape Cod – 45 Years of Printmaking
May 9-26, 2022
Reception May 15, 4-5:30pm
As a continuing celebration of their 45th Anniversary, The Printmakers of Cape Cod present a New Works show demonstrating the various method of printmaking by its members.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Burano
Flag book: digital photo prints
Celebrating 45 years of printmaking!
Alan Trugman
Taki
Carborundum collagraph, Akua ink, Arnheim black paper
The Printmakers of Cape Cod – 45 Years of Printmaking
Reception May 15, 4-5:30PM
As a continuing celebration of their 45th Anniversary, The Printmakers of Cape Cod present a New Works show demonstrating various methods of printmaking.
Mary Doering
Covid: Inside Looking Out
Integrated Media Archival Print
These exhibitions represent the work of PAAM’s contemporary artist-members, many of whom live on Cape Cod either full-time or for part of the year. While the work varies greatly in media and approach, each artist-member joins a long roster of distinguished artists who have studied, taught, and exhibited at PAAM over the past 100 years.
Mary Doering
Foolish Indecision
Integrated media archival print
Original virtual reality (VR). The world in a stereograph seems transcendent, a hyper-real path for the viewer to travel from plane to plane. It is a simulated experience where two slightly offset images of the same scene are meant to trick your brain into synthesizing spatial depth.
NOTE: 3-D glasses with red/cyan lenses are needed to properly view this image.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Night Walkers, NYC
Stereographic digital photo
As a continuing celebration of their 45th Anniversary, The Printmakers of Cape Cod present a New Works show demonstrating various method of printmaking.
Mary Doering
Rain on a Sunny Day
Integrated media archival print
Printmakers of Cape Cod 45th Anniversary Exhibition
Opening Reception: March 12, 3PM—5PM
Printmakers of Cape Cod are fortunate to have Catherine Kernan as our Juror for this wonderful show. She is cofounder, and partner of Mix Print Studio founded in 1987, a professional open rental printmaking studio in Davis Square, Sommerville, Ma and co-author of Singular and Serial: contemporary Monotype and Monoprint. Originally trained in multiple edition etching, Catherine has turned to large scale monoprints in recent years expressive of her relationship with nature. Catherine has been represented in numerous galleries, taught workshops and exhibited nationally and internationally.
Mary Doering
Splash
Swept Away
Integrated media archival print
Printmakers of Cape Cod 45th Anniversary Exhibition
Opening Reception: March 12, 3PM—5PM
Sara David Ringler
The Dance Between
Woodcut
Printmakers of Cape Cod 45th Anniversary Exhibition
Opening reception: March 12, 3PM—5PM
I combine gelatin monotypes as backgrounds for mixed media work. Swirls of black and red acrylic are printed onto Yupo paper. Thin layers of tissue paper are collaged over the monotypes. The final layer is a photo transfer.
My inspiration for Environs is low pressure weather systems that impact Cape Cod and unfortunately produce storms causing coastal erosion.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Low Pressure #1, Low Pressure #2
Printmakers of Cape Cod 45th Anniversary Exhibition
Water is the lifeline of ecosystems on our planet. It is our most precious resource and covers 70.9 percent of the earth’s surface, mostly in seas and oceans. Only 2.5 percent of the total is freshwater and 31 percent of that is drinkable, which equates to less than 1 percent that is available for consumption. As the world population continues to grow and water shortages and droughts increase, we need to adopt changes to use water more wisely and mindfully to prepare for more periods of limited water supply.
Alan Trugman
Water's Edge #3
Relief, carborundum collagraph, Hahnemuhle Copperplate paper, Akua Ink
A group exhibition of 2D and 3D. Change is constant, and art is a journey from the moment we wake up to the moment we fall asleep...and everything in between.
Mary Doering
Tides
Integrated media
Transparency, Translucent, and Opaque: Layered Meaning
January 12 to April 10, 2022
Opacity can be found everywhere in everything, both literally and metaphorically. This theme was selected as a framework, providing CCMoA Members a launching point to consider the many possible ways these attributes can be expressed visually within their art.
Mary Doering
Trees 2
Integrated media
Opening reception: Thursday, February 3, from 4PM to 7PM
Opacity can be found everywhere in everything both literally and metaphorically. This theme was selected as a framework, providing CCMoA Members a launching point to consider the many possible ways these attributes can be expressed visually within their art.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Figure 8
Monotype, charcoal, inks on Yupo paper
Alan Trugman
Seeing Red
Feeling Blue
Carborundum collagraph, drypoint, Caran D’Ache crayon
Not having any opportunity to dress up during COVID-19, I vicariously outfitted Barbie and made her body parts interchangeable!
Barbara Ford Doyle
Barbie Dresses Up
Photo images, movable wooden panels
Barbie is displayed in a box for younger art patrons' interactive play!
Growing up in rural North Dakota is not for the faint of heart. Still, as kids, we eagerly waited for the first big snow which signaled snow angles, sledding, and ice skating. Far from city light pollution, we skated under a moon bright as any stadium lights always mindful of our mother’s warning, “Watch out for thin ice!”
Mary Doering
Skating on Thin Ice
Integrated media print on birch box
Seventy Cape Cod artists and 4C's art students create a permanent wall piece.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Mayko and Patricia
Photo transfer, collage
Each year PAAM mounts upwards of 5 members’ open and juried exhibitions in which participants display their work alongside some of America’s most noteworthy artists. These exhibitions represent the work of PAAM’s contemporary artist-members, many of whom live on Cape Cod either full-time or for part of the year. While the work varies greatly in media and approach, each artist-member joins a long roster of distinguished artists who have studied, taught, and exhibited at PAAM over the past 100 years
Mary Doering
Shift in Perspectives
Archival digital print
Barbara Ford Doyle
Mannequin #2
Monotype, photo emulsion lift, mixed media
577 South Coast Hwy
Laguna Beach, Ca. 92651
An online exhibition at Las Laguna Art Gallery invites artists working in digital technology as part of the creative process.
Here is the Longing
Mary Doering
Longing
Digital art
COTUIT CENTER FOR THE ARTS
4404 Falmouth Road
Cotuit MA. 02635
508-428-0669
Silver and Gold
Opening reception: Saturday, November 20 from 3:00pm-5:00pm
Tis the season for shiny, dazzling interpretations of art! Calling all artists to join in our annual year-end celebration of our local artists.
Mary Doering
When Words Fail
Mixed media, Sumi ink, gold leaf
Juror Elizabeth Avedon selected 26 photographs for gallery exhibition and an additional 24 photographs for display in the Online Gallery.
Juror Statement: For this exhibit, we seek portraits, self- or otherwise, that go beyond the surface to explore a deeper vision of the subject. A flicker of expression, a gesture, the surroundings, the presence of an object or another person are just a few ways in which deeper aspects of the subject can be revealed.
Mary Doering
Lost Boy
Digital photo
Glalatea Fine Arts in SoWa Art and Design District, Boston
460 Harrison Ave, Boston, Ma 02118
617-699-2736
www.nawama.org and www.galateafineart.com
A group exhibition of 2D and 3D works that explores all things that have their turn to change with time. In us, past, present, and future meet. They collide and synthesizes cultures – allowing time to change, end, begin anew. Change is life, inconsistent as our future is times excuse. The future frightens us, too vast and vague but change is hopeful, healing and leaves us smiling ahead.
Mary Doering
Remnants of Trees
Integrated media, archival print
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 9, 3—5 PM
Twenty-two artists explore the show’s title in various media defining experiences of changed reality —how the content of a photograph, painting, print, or objects transform the nature between real and illusive appearances.
The recent past has challenged order. Feeling unsettled and raw I seek to explore
making connections. Selecting a variety of my images documenting various places,
times, and experiences I break them apart and reorder them. The images pull in opposing directions, challenging internal sensibilities of order. Tension of moving forces creates a dynamic balance. This intentional discord stimulates the desire for a horizon; there is no horizon, just time and space making visible one’s fleeting existence.
Sara David Ringler
Forces of Nature
Etching
I call this work Triad or Princesses through the Ages. There is a Greek, an Irish, and a modern woman. Original images, the first one a classic sculpture, the second a photo of a sculpture I took in Ireland, the third a photo of a contemporary woman, are manipulated in such a way that the three appear to gaze at the viewer in the essence of their shared femininity.
Martine Jore
Triad
Archival digital prints
Throughout history artists have turned to themselves as subjects for their work. Today, the selfie is a way to share one’s picture on social media and to become part of a social conversation. Selfies are quickly replaced by new selfies. Self-portraits are intended to be existing pieces of art. My self-portraits are shot with an iPhone®, altered with various glitch apps which randomly jumble, distort and rearrange the pixels to create a transformed image, then printed as archival prints.
Alan Trugman
Confusion and chaos envelopes the mind
Archival print
My mixed media work began with a stack of newspapers I keep in my studio to cover tables and floors for messy art projects. The headlines were beyond my ability to comprehend most days. Everyday felt like altered reality to me. I think sewing them began as a symbolic act to hold things together. Daily headlines blew up my ideas of truth, safety, democracy and who can you trust. Later I soaked them in water so I could dismantle, rip, and tear them apart, similar to what I felt was happening to our country. The work reflects how fragile I felt as our country became more conflicted and divided.
Mary Doering
Democracy Hanging by a Thread
Mixed Media
Original virtual reality (VR). The world in a stereograph seems transcendent, a hyper-real path for the viewer to travel from plane to plane. It is a simulated experience where two slightly offset images of the same scene are meant to trick your brain into synthesizing spatial depth.
NOTE: 3-D glasses with red/cyan lenses are needed to properly view this image on screen or in the gallery.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Night Walkers, NYC
Stereographic digital print
Continuing our season series Coming out of Covid, Cross Rip Gallery has invited three Massachusetts Artists to show their work. Mary Doering from Brewster, Diane Novetsky from Sommerville, and Heather Pilchard from Wellfleet.
Mary Doering
No Regrets
Integrated media, archival print
Reception: Sept 22, 4—6PM
Printmakers of Cape Cod create works inspired by one of the Dennis Conservation Land Trust's many land holdings (Coles Pond Bog for these prints) in celebration of the 40th anniversary of CCMA.
Juror: Sarah Holl
Barbara Ford Doyle
Filicinae #1, Filicinae #2
Monotype, photo emulsion lifts
Reception: Sept 22, 4—6PM
Printmakers of Cape Cod create works inspired by one of the Dennis Conservation Land Trust's many land holdings in celebration of the 40th anniversary of CCMA.
Sara David Ringler
Coles Pond Bog, Swan River
Cyanotypes
Every summer PAAM members sell their artwork and raise funds for PAAM in the 12x12 silent auction. All prices have a starting bid of $125.00
Alan Trugman
Mumbo Jumbo
Archival print, gloss medium
Every Summer PAAM members sell their artwork and raise funds for PAAM in the 12x12 silent auction. All prices have a starting bid of $125.00
Barbara Ford Doyle
Filicinae
Gelatin plate monotype, photo emulsion lift
Every Summer PAAM members sell their artwork and raise funds for PAAM in the 12x12 silent auction. All prices have a starting bid of $125.00
Mary Doering
She Loves to Dance
Pigment print mounted on birch box
Opening reception Saturday, August 21, 3-5 PM
Legacy is tangible and intangible. It is defined as everything from a gift by will, especially of money or other personal property to something philosophical or cultural transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Gift of a Bright Future
Monotype, photo emulsion lift from family slide
Legacy is tangible and intangible. It is defined as everything from a gift by will, especially of money or other personal property to something philosophical or cultural transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor.
Mary Doering
John and Otelia's Dream: North Dakota Homestead
Archival pigment print
Reception: September 22, 4—6PM
Printmakers of Cape Cod create works inspired by one of the Dennis Conservation Land Trust's many land holdings in celebration of the 40th anniversary of CCMA.
Juror: Sarah Holl
Mary Doering
Light Dancing on Water, At Water's Edge, Dock in Rain
Integrated media, archival pigment print
Your entry in the Black & White Portfolio Contest 2021 has been selected for a Merit Award. Several of your images will be published as a 2-page spread (pages 110, 111) in the Special Issue #147 of Black &White magazine. There are only 80 winners in this category, so you can be confident that your work deserved this special attention.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Magazine publication
Juror: Grace O’Malley is the Chief Operating Officer at the Provincetown Art Association (PAAM). For more than a decade she has co-created the annual grant recipient exhibition at PAAM.
Mary Doering
Covid: Inside Looking Out
Integrated media, archival print
Cool A juried exhibition of New England Artists. Chilly, poised, nerveless, refreshing, brilliant. This exhibition features artwork that helps everyone cool off in the heat of summer. Inventive interpretations that push the definition of cool, that are so cool they’re almost uncool. Enjoy the cool colors, cool observations, cool takes on life and culture, climate and politics
Ice Floe (in person) at Bromfield Gallery
Mary Doering
Ice Floe
Integrated media, archival print
Juror: Clare Bell, Senior Director of Exhibitions at Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
Original virtual reality (VR). The world in a stereograph seems transcendent, a hyper-real path for the viewer to travel from plane to plane. It is a simulated experience where two slightly offset images of the same scene are meant to trick your brain into synthesizing spatial depth.
NOTE: 3-D glasses with red/cyan lenses are needed to properly view these images on screen or in the gallery.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Porto di Praiano, Vista da Praiano
Stereographic digital photos
Gallery hours 12-4pm weekdays, by appointments weekends (401) 331-1114
Opens in Providence - March 28, 2021
My 4x6” image Mixed Messages is included in the Boston Printmakers Members Show CONNECT: Small Prints by Members of The Boston Printmakers. This exhibition is prompted by the theme of “communication” where artists create cellphone-sized plates with a variety of “messaging,” “news,” or whatever they want to “post.” People around the world have been plunged into communicating through technology. Internet and cellphone communication have become lifelines to stay connected to family and friends and gathering for momentous occasions. This themed exhibition will travel from spring 2021 through 2023.
Mary Doering
Mixed Messages
Archival pigment print
What meaning comes to mind when you hear this word? When spoken, this word can be broadly understood as Insight, In Sight, or Incite.
In January, the Cape Cod Museum of Art invited all visual artists in the United States to submit artwork reflecting their interpretations of the word INSIGHT.
523 artworks were submitted by 272 artists from 30 states across the country for INSIGHT. Only 65 artworks have been selected from 60 artists in 16 states by juror Grace Hopkins Artist and Gallery Director, Berta Walker Galleries.
Mary Doering
When the Moon is in the Seventh House
Eve of Destruction
Archival pigment prints
200+ original artworks by 50+ artists. My prints focus on work created during COVID lockdown.
Experience art in a new way in the elegant home setting of John and Gillian Ross
Sara David Ringler
Jumping Through Hoops
Monotype
Nocturnes: An exhibit inspired by the atmosphere, colors and creatures inhabiting the hours between dusk and dawn.
Juried by exhibiting artist Lisa Goren.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Vita Notturna, Bologna, Italy
La Passeggiata, Bologna, Italy
Archival digital prints
Nocturnes: An exhibition inspired by the atmosphere. colors, and creatures inhabiting the hours between dusk and dawn.
Mary Doering
Wait till the Midnight Hour
Archival pigment print
Featured Artist Member on the NEBA website provides an in depth view of books, prints and various combined techniques the artist employs in creating her hand made books.
Sara David Ringler
Hand made books
We Glide Through Time Puzzle book with multiple blocks
Goodbye 2020 Folded and curved structure
Gingko Accordion book, etching and cyanotype
https://newenglandbookartists.org/featured-member-sara-david-ringler/
Exhibition prompted by the theme of “communication”. This traveling show presents the best in contemporary, traditional and experimental printmaking from members across North America. This exhibition begins at the Providence Art Club with an opening reception Sunday March 28th. (TBA if allowed)
Sara David Ringler
Can You Hear Me?
Etching and monotype: 6 in. x 4 in.
Instructor: Barbara Ford Doyle
The workshop is an introduction to making Polaroid-like emulsion lifts with a Canon Selphy CP1300 printer.
Friday-Sunday, Mar 26-28
Fri & Sat 10am-3pm, Sun 11am-4pm
Contact CCftA for registration information.
Reception March 5, 2021 6-8:30 p.m.
Double Vision: National Juried Exhibition
This exhibition features artwork that touches on two ways of seeing things or that encourages an open mind and heart—or simply art that makes you look twice or examine it more closely.
Mary Doering
Couple of Yellows, Not Knots, Duet
Archival digital print
Issue #144, page 215
Mary Doering
Flower Girl
Digital print
Provincetown Art Association and Museum
Juried exhibitions at PAAM represent a smaller cross-section of member artists whose work has been chosen by a guest curator after being submitted. Each show reflects the aesthetic judgment and curatorial eye of invited jurors...for this exhibit, Polly Burnell and Pasquale Natale.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Barbie
Photo transfers on mulberry paper, resin, wood
Congratulations! Your work has been selected to be part of our online exhibit The Magic of Water. We received 990 entries from all over the world.
The selected images are now on our website, https://www.cultural-center.org/themagicofwater
Barbara Ford Doyle
Sea Sand #5
Archival digital print
Changing Tide is as predictable as the swing of a pendulum. It can represent a cleansing exchange of life-giving seawater, or fuel a destructive surge onto land. The theme is a starting point that encompasses both representational and more conceptual artwork.
Juror Amanda Wastrom “…What a pleasure and privilege it was to jury this exhibition! While there was plenty of breadth and variety, some themes definitely began to emerge. Many works had a sense of surrealism. Many artists chose to explore the natural world and how its cycle of change, death, and rebirth is a metaphor for the chaos and upheaval in our human world. There was a strong sense of place in many of these works. The ocean is a powerful almost spiritual force. It’s a place we go to for joy, solace, grief and cleansing, deep thinking, big decision making.
As a curator on Cape Cod, I have seen a lot of seascapes, harbor scenes, etc. So, I love it when I’m surprised--when the same material is presented in a new and exciting way. I picked works that evoked a strong emotional response from me--whether it was joy or even disgust. I was also looking for pieces that had some layer of conceptual meaning beyond straight documentation—that addressed that theme of change in some way."
Mary Doering
Surfacing
Low Tide
Pigment prints
February 6 - March 20
For Winter Art 2021: We Are Cape Cod, Cape artists of all ages and abilities are invited to submit portraiture they have created of themselves or a fellow Cape resident. (We welcome pet portraits.)
Mary Doering
Hazy Days of Summer
Pigment print
For Winter Art 2021: We Are Cape Cod, Cape artists of all ages and abilities are invited to submit portraiture they have created of themselves or a fellow Cape resident. (We welcome pet portraits.)
Sara Ringler
Captain Neil
Oil on canvas
Summer Day
Oil on canvas
February 6 - March 20
For Winter Art 2021: We Are Cape Cod, Cape artists of all ages and abilities are invited to submit portraiture they have created of themselves or a fellow Cape resident. (We welcome pet portraits.)
Barbara Ford Doyle
Me and My Shadow
Archival digital print
ArtSynergies invites you to view their YouTube channel
Your work was singled out by our judging panel for its visual excellence and narrative interest.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Wonderland Triptych, Middlebury, VT
Multiple exposures, transfer prints on mulberry paper, resin on three 16 x 16-inch birch panels.
Our new competition comprises ten themed categories. Selecting winning images from among the thousands of entries was not easy task, given the quality across-the-board level of quality. But the results speak to the creative variety and depth that’s possible to achieve with the Smartphone format. Editors
Mary Doering
Girl With an Innertube
Archival Pigment Print 2021
Members’ Exhibitions at PAAM represent the work of contemporary artist-members of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum. Many of these artists live on Cape Cod either full-time or for part of the year. While the work varies greatly in media and approach, each artist-member joins a long roster of distinguished artists who have studied, taught, and exhibited at PAAM over the past 100 years. There is no submission fee for members’ exhibitions, but membership must be up to date.
Mary Doering
The Solace of Music
Drawing, ink, charcoal, pencil
Barbara Ford Doyle
Le Mani
Photo transfers, encaustic, gold leaf
Alan Trugman
I Look Beyond
Acrylic monotype, gel medium, birch panel
Pilgrim Monument
1 High Pole Road
Provincetown, Ma 02657
508-487-1310
In honor of Provincetown 400, PAAM and PMPM have partnered to mount an exhibition that explores the themes connected to the quadricentennial commemoration: liberty, justice and freedom of expression.
Mary Doering
Letter from a Young Pilgrim Girl to Her Aunt (excerpt)
Archival Pigment Print
Alan Trugman
The American Dream?
Archival print, gel medium, birch panel
In these difficult, soul-searching times, many of us are looking for ways to stay positive and look towards a better future. This exhibition, titled HOPE, is designed for artists to express their visions of a hopeful tomorrow. As COVID-19 resulted in our galleries being closed for much of the year, we decided to open our final 2020 exhibit to the general public. To honor our Members, Students and Faculty, whose work usually fill the galleries during this period, their entry fee will be waived. ALL WORK WILL BE SHOWN. Work submitted but not chosen to be hung on the walls of the gallery will be included in a special digital display in the gallery, and online.
Mary Doering
Keeping My Fingers Crossed
Transfer on aluminum panel
Barbara Ford Doyle
Gonna Be a Bright, Bright, Sunshiney Day (Johnny Nash)
Archival pigment prints: Installation / nine prints each 17" x 15"
First Prize Mixed Media
Joyce Zavorskas
Ocean Refuge
Monotype
Classroom is air-conditioned, with two doors and eight windows to open and close as needed. Each student has a 7' wide table. Three presses available, additional workspace upstairs. Class limited to 7 students. Register: Creative Arts Center: 508-945-3583 or www.capecodcreativearts.org
Second Prize Printmaking
Joyce Zavorskas
Astonished by the Blue
Monotype
Printmakers of Cape Cod (USA) and the Tamar Valley Printmakers (UK) present a new body of artistic work, titled Journey to celebrate the 400th Anniversary of the Mayflower’s historic journey to North America.
Prints by 20 artists from the USA and 20 artists from the UK will be exhibited in both countries during 2020.
Each artist expresses a personal interpretation of the theme from a social, emotional or historical perspective.
Please call for Covid viewing protocol: ( 508) 385-4477
Mary Doering
Voyage of Faith
Alcohol gel transfer
Theater Royal in Plymouth, England
September 7—October 31, 2020
Joyce Gardner Zavorskas
Ocean Odyssey
Etching/aquatint
Sara Ringler
Atlantic Crossing A Journey
Woodcut, image transfer, stencil
Joyce Zavorskas
Ocean Refuge
Monotype
Please call for Covid viewing protocols: (508) 945-3583
Mary Doering
Still Trying to Figure Her Out
Transfer on birch panel
This juried online show is artwork that sizzles in the heat of August: that burns or sears the eye or imagination, that punches with an extra dose of pizzazz or excitement. Artworks have colors that sizzle or content the heats up, styles from realistic to abstract.
Mary Doering
Sizzle
Pigment print
Every summer PAAM members sell their work and raise funds in the 12x12 silent auction.
All pieces have a starting bid of $125.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Garden Spray
Photo emulsion lift, Yupo paper, resin
Every summer PAAM members sell their work and raise funds in the 12x12 silent auction. All pieces have a starting bid of $125.
Mary Doering
Allowing Kindness
Pigment print on birch panel
Artist Statement: We are a collection of experiences, touched by what surrounds us, possessing supreme power over our personal collage.
Lee Connolly-Weill
Her Majesty
Mixed media
Lee Connolly-Weill
Montauk Aria
Mixed media
The Gallery will be awash with BLUES, artworks inspired by blues music, blue color or blue mood…the spectrum is as wide as creativity of the submitters!
Lee Connolly-Weill
Changing Scales
Mixed media
The theme for this exhibition is "freedom," and is open to interpretation. What does freedom mean to you? How can it be visually expressed? Where do you see it in your surroundings?
In the off-season, Ruddy and I go to Lighthouse Beach to celebrate the rising sun and to run along the shore. Here he is the moment I unclasp his leash and say...FREE!
Barbara Ford Doyle
Off Leash
Photo emulsion lift on Yupo paper
Joyce Gardner Zavorskas
Tide Creature
Monotype/litho transfer
Exhibit and Sale of Treasure Boxes created by Art Educators to Benefit Scholarships in the Visual Arts
Opening reception and silent auction on Friday, March 13, 2020, 5–7PM
In the Vault at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod
307 Old Main Street, South Yarmouth, MA 02664
Lee Connolly-Weill
Something's Fishy
Mixed media: gold fish crackers, glass beads, wood, acrylic
Juried by Nick Capasso, Ph.D Director of Fitchburg Art Museum
In selecting artworks...I used the following criteria: technical mastery of medium...ability of the artwork to spark an interesting intellectual, aesthetic, psychological, or emotional response. I also chose artworks that would mutually reinforce their strengths in juxtapositions or groups. And of course I admit that personal tastes and interests played a role in the process.
Barbara Ford Doyle
La Bella Donna, Bologna, Italy
Photo transfer, resin on wood panel
Juried exhibit by Michelle Law, Gallerist at Cotuit Center for the Arts
Lee Connolly-Weill
Floral Composition #2
Mixed media
Opening Reception February 2, 2020 1—3:30 PM
The South Shore's prestigious 47th annual Winter Juried Show received submissions from artists across the nation.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Barbara "Barbie" Millicent Roberts, b March 9, 1959
Photo transfers on mulberry paper, resin, wood panel
