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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
Gallery Talk with juror Andre van der Wende, January 24, 4—5PM
Reception: January 24, 5:30—7PM
Interiors can mean various things to different people. It can be a representational viewpoint from inside a home, workplace, studio or café. Often it can have a nostalgic sensibility or evoke a feeling of security. A person might identify with a place of worship or even a forest, to express their internal self. Internalized feelings and emotions may resonate within an interior.
Mary Doering
Abandoned Homestead, Rolette County, ND
Archival pigment print
Gallery Talk with juror Andre van der Wende, January 24, 4—5PM
Reception: January 24, 5:30—7PM
Mary Doering
Abandoned Pride and Joy, Rolette County, ND
Archival pigment print
Gallery Talk with juror Andre van der Wende, January 24, 4—5PM
Reception: January 24, 5:30—7PM
Inspired by Allen Ginsberg’s A Supermarket in California.
The penumbras, a word meaning “shroud” or “partial illumination,” are meant to designate the secrets that such displays of nature hide. Photography allows us to see mysterious internal worlds—the sensual concavities of a peach.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Peaches and Penumbras: Peach
Photo transfer on limestone paper
Gallery Talk with juror Andre van der Wende, January 24,4—5PM
Reception: January 24, 5:30—7PM
Inspired by Allen Ginsberg’s A Supermarket in California
The penumbras, a word meaning “shroud” or “partial illumination,” are meant to designate the secrets that such displays of nature hide. Photography allows us to see mysterious internal worlds—the sensual concavities of a red pepper.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Peaches and Penumbras: Red Pepper
Photo transfer on limestone paper
Lee Connolly-Weill
Floral Composition #3
Digital print
Juried online exhibition
Mary Doering
Stardust
Archival pigment print
Gallery Talk: December 13, 4—5PM
Reception: December 13, 5:30—7PM
Juror Michael Pearson selected Print #1 of the Series: Sei La Mia Vita. Subject matter is of Italian graffiti and torn posters. I’ve numbered each print 1/1 since the randomness of alcohol inks makes each print unique.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Sei La Mia Vita
Photo transfer, alcohol inks on Yupo paper
Gallery Talk: December 13, 4—5PM
Reception: December 13, 5:30—7PM
Juror: Michael Pearson
Mary Doering
Migration
Photography and integrated media, archival print
Mary Doering
Tampa Abstract
Archival Print on Silver Luster Paper
November 15 -January 7, 2020
Mary Doering
The Empire Falls
Photography and Integrated Media
November 23-December 28, 2019
Artist's Statement: Second in a series of four studies of tiger lilies in my yard, acrylic and pastel, altered with tactile finger painting.
Lee Connolly-Weill
Summer Study #2
Mixed media
Barbara Ford Doyle
Sei La Mia Vita #2
Alcohol inks, photo transfer, Yupo paper
Two simultaneous exhibitions focusing on the world of printmaking featuring giants in modern and contemporary art, along with talented artists from all over the world. Both exhibitions, the brainchildren of Sag Harbor artist and master printmaker Dan Welden, combine to create a milestone event that brings printmaking to the forefront of art.
Reception: November 16, 6-8PM
Demonstration: Ron Pokrasso November 16, 2PM
Printmaking demo by Dan Welden, gallery talk and panel discussion: November 17, 12:30PM
Sara David Ringler
Gaia
Multi-plate etching monoprint
Mary Doering
Improvisation #33
Photograph and Integrated Media: Archival Pigment Print
EXHIBIT DESCRIPTION: Terra Incognita: Exploring New Terrain is a record of my personal journey as an artist as I step out of my comfort zone by dramatically altering the scale of my work. Working intuitively, I moved deep into new terrain where mystery and unpredictability dictate where the process will lead.
This exhibition of large-scale mixed media digital prints is the result of a pilgrimage into the unknown territory of my creative life. While reflecting on my early influences, overcoming fear, and celebrating new discoveries, my emphasis was on process, inner reflection and spontaneity.
Work ranges in size from 30 x 40 inches to 5 x 20 feet.
Mary Doering
Hallelujah
Vertical triptych: archival pigment prints
Cross Rip Gallery expands its reach into the diverse nature of creative imagination with its Invitational Exhibit: Surrounded by Water, September 12th-October 13th. Guest artists Joyce Zavorskas, Barbara Ford Doyle, Matthew Bielen, Greg DeLory, Yvonne Lamothe and Ann Guiliani join Suzanne M. Packer, Heather Blume, Kate Nelson, Liz Perry, Richard Perry, John Howard, Martha Holden, Leah McCormick, Alla Zbinovsky, Ellen C. Davies, Hollis Fortune, Dianne Longchamps, Georgene Riedl, Leslie Kramer and Tom Wilson Jones to present inspired and thoughtful paintings, sculptures, photographs, reliefs and collages.
Doyle’s series of black and white photographs, Collapsing Dunes, documents escarpment erosion caused by increasing sea levels on Nantucket Sound-facing dunes.
Opening reception: Friday, September 13th, 5 pm-7 pm.
Barbara Ford Doyle
Collapsing Dune #2
Archival pigment prints on 100% cotton rag photo paper
Lee Connolly-Weill
Eye of the Storm, Eye of the Universe
Mixed Media
Juror: Joe Diggs, Curator: Mara Williams, Curator of Brattleboro Museum, Vermont
Interpretations of the theme Proud 2 Be American in all mediums including 2-and 3-dimensional work and video. My piece is a tribute to my father who was Naval Aviator #235, test pilot for the USNR during WW1. Leo flew "Flying Boats" that were instrusmental in the first trans-Atlantic flight.
Lee Connolly-Weill
Leo's Legacy
Mixed Media
