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Distinctly Encaustic

Reception on June 1st, from 7 to 9 p.m. @ Provincetown
The exhibit runs through June 18th
The ancient art of beeswax painting a decidedly modern look.

The show features works by four of the most exciting and individual artists in the field: William Thomson, Kim Bernard, Allison Golder, and Catherine Nash.

All four of these artists are very different, but more importantly they are outstanding, innovative artists, each a master of the medium. Each has consistently been ahead of the curve working encaustics in fresh ways, using the medium to enhance their concepts, rather than for the sake of playing in wax.

“Bow Wow Bash”

A charitable event to support the Pilgrim Bark Park, including a silent auction, food and fine art.

At Bowersock Gallery
Friday, September 16, 7 to 9 p.m.

Buy a puppy painting and take a chance on Marc Jacobs’ apparel, while sampling treats from Bayside Betsy’s and Truro Vineyards – sounds like the “Bow Wow Bash (at Bowersock)” and the place to be on September 16.

“It’s fine art, fine items and so much more, but most importantly a way to support the Pilgrim Bark Park,” says Steve Bowersock, Bowersock Gallery co owner. “There’s a lot of Provincetown/Cape business coming together to help one of our own. That pretty much says town party.”

“Far Out There”

Opens Friday, July 29 with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. and runs through August 16th
featuring National / International Artist Michael Palmer and Cape Cod artist Steve Bowersock, two painters taking distinct side trips from their usual.

“Shared Differences”

Opens Friday, July 15 with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m.

“Shared Differences” features two, outstanding New England, representational artist whose works share little beyond category. Both Darlou Gams and Todd Bonita capture life and imbue it with an individual hand and eye, marking their works as more than mere snapshot in time.

“commonality: BOLD dynamics”

Opens Friday, July 1st with a reception from 7 to 9 p.m., The exhibit runs through July 26th , featuring two artists who couldn’t be more dissimilar: one works in oils, the other encaustic; one depicts humans, the other movement through patterns; the former treats her canvas with short, strong strokes of the brush, while the latter prefers encaustic’s fluidity.

As different as they are Jayne Adams and Kim Bernard both create dynamic works, each bold in a distinctive way.

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