The painting crew has been busy working and fresh works are arriving every week. We hope you can join artists and friends of Wellfleet Preservation Hall for a casual gathering, a view of dozens of new works, and music by Tad Price. Preservation Hall is a cultural center offering performances, films, education, arts and cultural programming for residents and visitors of all ages.
The Addison Art Gallery invites you to meet a group of the region’s most popular artists and theater directors from Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater, Monomoy Theatre Company, Academy Playhouse, Chatham Drama Guild and Cape Cod Theatre Company - Home of Harwich Jr. Theatre. Featuring an exhibition of new works and music by singer-songwriter Catherine King to benefit our theaters. Drawing and discount tickets.
Adults and children alike are enthralled by seeing a painting move from a sketch to a finished piece, and delighted to meet so many accomplished artists. With thanks to Nauset Farms for sponsoring the event by feeding the artists, and we invite the public to watch us create. Artists wishing to paint with us should contact helen@addisonart.com.
We hope you and your friends will be able to join us to meet the artists and discover their still wet works inspired by Orleans and its waterways. Works by the participating artists can be found in museums, corporations, and private collections throughout the Americas, Europe and in Asia.
Join friends, old and new, for an exhibit of fresh works and a celebration of another great Cape Cod season.
Work by contemporary artists inspired by Edward Hopper and the places he painted on Cape Cod In 1930, his first year renting on Cape Cod, Edward Hopper painted a watercolor entitled “Wellfleet Bridge.” “Wellfleet Road” was completed in 1931. “The Capron House”, a painting of one of Wellfleet’s most pristine and historically significant homes, was completed in 1933. While Edward and Josephine Hopper had spent most of their married lives in a rented apartment in New York City, when an … Read More
Work by contemporary artists inspired by Edward Hopper and the places he painted on Cape Cod with an emphasis on Wellfleet. Reception, artists’ panel and demonstrations throughout the month. For more information, email art@addisonart.com.
Satisfy your curiosity about plein air painting by watching Maryalice Eizenberg paint along Main Street in Wellfleet. She is an energetic instructor who enjoys answering questions while she paints and her demos are always entertaining and informative.
Susan will demonstrate how she uses a small plein air study to create a larger studio piece. Influenced by the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist, the use of wet on wet, broken color and loaded brush will be discussed.
Fay will demonstrate how she works to capture the changing effects of afternoon light and shadow.
See artists painting scenes of Wellfleet in the morning and join us for a reception from 4 to 6 at the Wellfleet Public Library.
Join artists and friends for an exhibit of new paintings inspired by Edward Hopper and the places he painted on Cape Cod. Featured will be wet paintings of classic and distinctive Wellfleet scenes created that morning.
Steve will discuss materials, choice of colors and subject, and how to begin a plein air piece while painting, as well as how Hopper’s work influences his own.
Marc Kundmann, who known for his effective use of the luminous and layered properties of the encaustic medium, will demonstrate and talk about how to bring these same qualities to acrylic painting.
Award-winning, internationally collected oil painter Sharon McGauley is known for her atmospheric, evocative oil paintings of land and sea. Her paintings are studies of the natural environment that synthesize observation, memory and experience. Long inspired by the Cape, McGauley expands on her landscape work and has also begun adding a subtle figurative element. These paintings focus on groups of beachgoers exploring low tide in a variety of lights, allowing McGauley to play with the subtle abstraction of figures getting lost … Read More