Bowersock Gallery is located in front of Pepe's on the Wharf in Provincetown's historic gallery district, on the tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Provincetown is recognized as one of America's oldest continuing arts colony in the country.
The Bowersock Gallery was established in 2004 as a venue to encourage and explore a deeper interest and enjoyment for contemporary, modern, abstract and classical works of art. We are dedicated to being one of the foremost art galleries in New England.
Our passion to serve our clients along with our commitment to foster an environment where inspiration can flourish, include portrait, landscape, still life, figurative, sculpture, photo realism and encaustic works, in diversified forms of visual expression.
Currently representing thirty established New England artists as well as emerging new artists, regionally and nationally recognized, whom are members of the Guild of Boston Artists, Copley Art Society, the National Sculpture Society and the Pastel Society of America.
Our goal is to achieve on going education that informs, engages and enlivens the individual art collector and art community. Through innovative art installations, openings, exhibitions and home staging. The Bowersock Gallery's openness and willingness to evolve and change is paramount to all of our art endeavors. A Distinctive Gallery for the Discerning Eye The gallery is open year round and always features new works
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"We enjoy frequenting the Bowersock Gallery and seeing the latest treasures on display. The gallery owners are clearly passionate and well-versed about the artists they represent and enthusiastic about sharing their knowledge. At the same time, the staff provides a level of high touch, personal service that makes one feel very welcome."
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William Thomson, A True American Master July 23 through September 10
“William Thomson: A True American Master,” will feature encaustics, oils, drawings and acrylics by an artist who has painted for more than a half century. His show opens with an artist reception on Friday, July 23 from 7 to 9pm.
“A True American Master” will include “Butterfly,” a series never exhibited before, along with the last works from some of his most popular ones, such as the “Night Person” and “Wind.” In addition it will introduce a collection from the oil series, “Lost Brady Photos.”.
The PALMER PERSPECTIVE July 30 through August 18th
It’s “The Palmers’ Perspective,”a fine art exhibition of two people who share a last name, the reality of oddly wired brains and the artistic skill to illustrate widely varied visions and share them with the rest of the world.
“The Palmers’ Perspective,” opens with an artist reception on Friday, July 30 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Michael Palmer and Amy Palmer’s only relationship is their ability to see things differently and get them down.
Painter- Amy Palmer -
Medium: graphite and prisma -Amy Palmer – Will be featured in Hi-Fructose Magazine July Summer Issue. She spent her life obsessed with the unusual. The unsettling force of light in nature, the random shapes of negative spaces, the enormity of the unknown.
Painter- Diana Kirkpatrick -
Medium: Oil on Wood Panel
Contemporary realism Subjects include figurative, portraits, still lifes that keep you on the seat of your pants. More...
“Drenched in Color”
An exhibit featuring virtuoso colorists Patricia Kaufman and Lisa Grey, opens with an artist reception July 2, from 7 to 9 p.m.
Kaufman is a regionally renowned painter; Grey a nationally recognized leading textile artist. While their mediums and effects are quite different, the two share a consummate skill with color, capable of achieving both a rare density and light with their hues.
Medium - Bronze
Carpenter's work tends to be representational and figurative and is usually cast in bronze. He is interested in the human figure and the human condition. They provide a never ending source of forms and ideas that he continues to explore. He is a member of the New England Sculpture Association and his work has been featured in several publications including Artscope Magazine, Accent Magazine, Portsmouth Magazine, and the Portsmouth Herald.
With an opening reception on Friday, June 18th , from 7 to 9 p.m. and features the gossamer florals of Dustan Knight and the other worldly people and creatures of Erin McFarland.
Knight, a highly respected watercolorist, developed her unique approach to her medium by veering from its traditional use, challenging its properties and taking it to large surfaces, average four-by- four foot but as large as 6-feet.
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With an opening reception on Friday, June 18th , from 7 to 9 p.m. and features the gossamer florals of