SAM BARBER, OSTERVILLE, MA

GENTLE SANDS PROVINCETOWN

Value: $2,100

Contemporary American Impressionist painter Sam Barber's work has been exhibited internationally, and is currently represented in the permanent collections of over thirty-five public and university art museums across the United States. Barber has developed over the past two decades a style which has roots in Hensche's color theory and in American and French Impressionism. Open, light, and airy, Barber's paintings are typified by intensely saturated "broken color" brushwork of great chromatic complexity. Barber has exhibited widely in one person shows in the South and Midwest as well as New York and New England. He has won both numerous national and regional prizes and awards, and has been the subject of feature articles in various publications. Sam received the CCMoA "Muse Artist Award" in 2016 for outstanding contributions to CCMoA and the Cape and Islands Art Community.

PATRICIA BARNES DENNIS, MA

LET'S HAVE FUN, 2026

Value: $1,800

The artist Patricia Hopkins Barnes is an award-winning oil painter. She studied drawing, watercolor, and oil painting at Marymount College in Tarrytown, NY, graduating with a BFA in Art History. She earned her Masters at University of Wisconsin. Barnes specializes in oils that capture the heart of Provincelands with a bit of fancy now and then. Patricia's work has been sold nationally and internationally. She is affiliated with Eastwind Gallery in Orleans. Barnes lives in Dennis, MA with her husband, Haldor Peter Barnes.

MARY KAY EBERSOLD, MONUMENT BEACH, MA

GLORY, 2024

Value: $800

A lifetime of experiences always included a love of art and the desire to create beautiful things. Mary Kay studied fine art at Framingham State University, watercolor and acrylics at the Worcester Art Museum School, and oils with Pierre Theriault, Charlotte Wharton, David Lussier and Mary Moquin of Cape Cod. She is a juried member of the Cape Cod Art Center, a member of the Yarmouth Art Guild, Massasoit Art Guild, the Plymouth Arts Center and the Sandwich Arts Alliance. She has won many awards for her paintings including the CCAC National, All Cape Cod, and All New England Exhibits. Her work can be found at Collections Gallery in Sandwich, MA, the Cape Cod Museum of Art gift shop. Mary Kay and her husband moved to Monument Beach, MA from Central Mass in 2015.

SUZANNE M. PACKER, YARMOUTH PORT, MA

3 PEARS & FLOWERS, 2024

Value $650

BARBARA FORD DOYLE HARWICH, MA

BOTANICAL DIPTYCH, 2024

Value: $200

Doyle was born and raised on a small farm in Connecticut. She attended UMass Amherst and Southern Connecticut University, majoring in art education. Moving to Cape Cod, she taught art/photography in public schools and published a line of stationery products. She maintains a website of alternative photo imaging and is a founding member of the digital artist group ArtSynergies.

DEBORAH FORMAN, BREWSTER, MA

SAIL INTO SUMMER, 2025

Value: $650

Deborah Forman works in mixed media and digital art. In her art, she explores and interprets a concept or idea to create an image that is an expression of the world around her, which she sees as her new reality. In her mixed-media work, along with the painted surface, she incorporates elements from everyday life to form mostly abstract images. Always focusing on space, shape, color, and rhythm, she finds in her digital art, this is particularly important to enhance her photographs to transform them into a resonating vision. She had a one-person show at the Cape Cod Museum of Art in 2013 and her art is in the collection of that museum as well as in numerous private collections. In addition to a number of group shows she has been included in, she has had solo shows at Miller White Fine Arts in South Dennis in 2021 and at Tao Water Art Gallery in West Barnstable in 2019. She is represented by Miller White Fine Arts in South Dennis and has exhibited her work in Philadelphia, New York, New Jersey, and Cape Cod. Internationally, she was part of a group exhibit in Osaka, Japan, and was represented by Galerie Nouchine in Beaulieu-sur-Mer in France. She studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and the Philadelphia Museum School of Art, and has a degree in journalism from Temple University.

ELINOR FREEDMAN EAST DENNIS, MA

CRASH, 2016

Value: $750

Elinor Freedman is drawn to the vibrancy and immediacy of pastel. Using sanded papers or textured boards with acrylic or watercolor underpaintings, Ellie's pastels show a range of effects that bring her paintings to life. She has exhibited work in numerous juried exhibits in New England and New York. Ellie is an elected artist member of the Salmagundi Club, a juried master artist at the Cape Cod Art Center, a juried member of the National Association of Women Artists, an associate member of the Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club and the Pastel Society of America, and a member of the Pastel Painters Society of Cape Cod for which she has served as a board member and coordinates a scholarship program for students who aspire to careers in the arts. Ellie also serves as docent chair at the Cape Cod Museum of Art where she enjoys collaboration with docents to curate museum exhibits.

JOY GEORGE, HARWICH, MA

RADIANT SURRENDER, 2026

Value $300

Artist Statement

"I create art as an extension of who I am - a declaration of presence and a reflection of the way I experience the world. My work centers on the human figure, where I explore the interplay between observation and abstraction. I am continually drawn to the complexity of, movement, and expressive potential of the body. My intention is to create work that invites viewers to engage visually and emotionally, discovering something unexpected and authentic in the experience"

Joy George is a figurative artist based on Cape Cod. Her work reflects a lifelong engagement with the visual arts and a continuing exploration of the figure. She studied Architecture and Fine Arts at the University of Houston, earning her BFA, and later received her MFA in Figurative Painting from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in Boston. Se also studied Communications Design at Syracuse University's Newhouse School and holds an MA in Psychology from Lesley University in Cambridge

Medium: Charcoal and pastels

Dimensions: 17" x 11"

MICHAELANGELO GIAQUINTO

SOUTH DENNIS, MA

GREEN APPLE FIRST, 2024

Value: $425

Michael Giaquinto, formerly the Exhibition's Curator at the Cape Cod Museum of Art, studied at Montserrat College of Art, Beverly, MA, and North Carolina State University, where he focused in Art History. He also taught art at Saint John Paul II High School in Hyannis, MA, currently teaches at the Weny Education Center at the CCMoA and at the Creative Arts Center, Chatham. He has held workshops at the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park, Lincoln, MA, and the Truro Center for the Arts. Giaquinto was awarded "Craftsman of the Year" by the Early American Life Magazine in 2001 and again in 2005. He is included in Deborah Forman's book Contemporary Cape Cod Artists on Abstraction, 2015.

DEBORAH FOWLER GREENWOOD, BREWSTER, MA

POND SHADE, 2025

Value: $500

Deborah Fowler Greenwood received her Master's in Art Education at Temple University's Tyler School as well as graduate study at RISD, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and the Maryland Institute of Art. She teaches art at Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School. Recognized as the Arts Educator of the Year in 2011 by the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod, Greenwood has shown her work in both solo and juried group exhibitions on and off Cape. She has received numerous exhibition awards and her work can be found in both private and corporate collections. Greenwood maintains a studio at "The 204" Harwich Cultural Center.

DEBORAH FOWLER GREENWOOD BREWSTER, MA

PAINE'S CREEK, 2025

Value: $400

Deborah Fowler Greenwood received her Master's in Art Education at Temple University's Tyler School as well as graduate study at RISD, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and the Maryland Institute of Art. She teaches art at Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School. Recognized as the Arts Educator of the Year in 2011 by the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod, Greenwood has shown her work in both solo and juried group exhibitions on and off Cape. She has received numerous exhibition awards and her work can be found in both private and corporate collections. Greenwood maintains a studio at "The 204" Harwich Cultural Center.

DIANE HEART, BREWSTER MA

RAKU SUNFLOWER VASE, 2026

Value: $240

From an early age handiwork has fascinated and inspired Diane Heart. In 1976 she had the opportunity to throw her first pot on a wheel at an art center. From there she went to college and on to an apprenticeship in order to learn the art and craft of pottery. Since those early days, she has had extensive experience teaching classes and seminars for art institutes. Her creative work has led her to collaborate with many other artists, including potters, painters, and photographers. She has also been involved with setting up cooperative studios as well as starting her current business that features both her pottery and her husband's photography. Currently she favors crafting high-fire porcelain ware. When it comes to glazes, the ocean inspires Heart to create a watercolor effect on her pieces. Her goal is to bring these technical and aesthetic elements together in order to invoke a sense of warmth and comfort in her pieces.

AMY HELLER, ORLEANS, MA

ANDROMEDA AT LINNELL, 2026

Value: $500

Amy Heller is an award-winning photographer, her photos have been exhibited and published nationally and internationally. She received a B.F.A. in Studio Art/Design from Hampshire College and an M.F.A. in Photography from The George Washington University. As a freelance Photo Editor/Researcher, Amy has worked for Microsoft, The Newseum, The Discovery Channel, The Washington Post, National Geographic and U.S. News & World Report. Prior to her photographic work she was an Exhibit Specialist at The National Gallery of Art, Smithsonian Institution and The Library of Congress. She has been coming to Cape Cod since she was a little girl and moved in 2002 from Washington, DC with her husband.

ERICA STRZEPEK, HARWICH, MA

MOVING DREAM, 2026

Value $400

Artist Statement

"With my eyes closed, I am surrounded by ocean waves, falling snow, prismatic sunsets, or swaying sea grass. The air is fresh and inviting. Imagining nature's song playing for me, a sense of calm takes over as I relish a familiar journey. Residents of Harwich, Massachusetts, my boys, husband, and I love our Cape Cod community. I am always making note of my next painting from our surroundings.

Graduating magna cum laude from Franklin Pierce University, I received my Bachelor of Arts degree in Graphic Communications including minors of Fine Art and Art History in 1996. In addition to graphic design, my early studies included life drawing, glassblowing, and photography; I later concentrated my fine arts studies on painting."

CATHERINE HESS

THE WAY TO THE BAY, 2024

Value: $575

LESLIE KRAMER, BREWSTER, MA

BOTANICA III

Value: $375

Leslie Kramer has an MFA in printmaking from Rhode Island School of Design and studied printmaking for a year at Stanley Hayter's Atelier 17 in Paris, France. Her one-woman shows and group shows have been seen in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York, Pennsylvania, and New Mexico. Her prints are in the collections of DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, MA, the Boston Public Library, the Albuquerque, New Mexico Public Library, and numerous private collections. She has shown her work locally at CCMoA, PAAM, Cotuit Center for the Arts, and the Cultural Center. She is the 2015 honoree of the Brewster Cultural Council. For 26 years, she taught printmaking and was the gallery director at Elmira College, NY. She has also taught at Smith College, Northampton, MA, and the Rhode Island School of design. She is represented by Cross Rip Gallery in Harwich Port, MA.

JANE LINCOLN EAST FALMOUTH, MA

PASSIVE PINK, 2023

Value: $700

Artist Statement:

"My paintings employ the use of color as the primary subject. I am referring to the relationship of the colors working together as a whole. I strive to create an atmosphere, mood and experience through color alone. The color relationships in these paintings percolate for months before completion. They are comprised of bands of hand-painted acrylic on BFK Rives paper. The segments of painted paper are collaged onto an archival board which stands out from the wall an inch in order to project a colored shadow surrounding the work. This glow will connect to the surface enriching the subject of the painting. In the transition from one color to the next, hues will shift, razor thin edges appear, and vibrations occur. The titles of the paintings are alliterations which describe the character of the subject color. The paintings are present the viewer with color relationships which may trigger a memory or be a new experience, but all are intended to allow the viewer a moment to pause and observe the power of color."

CARRIE FRADKIN, EAST FALMOUTH, MA

READY TO SHOW MY FULL COLORS, 2015

Value $250

DORIS MEE WEST HARWICH, MA

ALL DRESSED UP, 2022

Value: $700

Doris Mee paints with watercolor, acrylic and with a mix of media, often using her hand-painted oriental papers in her work. She's been teaching workshops for over 25 years on Cape Cod, Florida's west coast, and on cruise ships. A popular instructor, she is often invited to give demonstrations of her mixed media/collage technique for various art groups. She continues to teach the occasional workshop on Cape Cod.

Doris has won numerous awards in Regional, National, and International shows. Her work has been collected both nationally and internationally. She is a "Master Artist" member of the Cape Cod Art Center where she often exhibits. In April, 2019, she won "Best of Show" at the Annual Masters Art Exhibit at Cape Cod Art Center in Barnstable.

PETER M. MARTIN, MATTAPOISETT, MA

ABSTRACTION #3 IMAGE OF 5 VARIATIONS, 2022

Value: $300

"While always an artist within, I had a life as a teacher for 35 years, retiring in 2009 the year I began being an artist full time. I was a Special Education teacher for 25 years with the Dennis-Yarmouth Public Schools in South Yarmouth, Massachusetts. In addition to my commitment as an educator, I served the local community on the Board of Directors of The Cape Cod ARC for 6 years and on the Board of the Cape Cod Therapeutic Riding Clinic for 2.

We all gather visual images about places we are going, people we will meet, and stories that we read or hear. With my art I hope to present the viewer with the opportunity to make some of their own personal connections. I believe that imagery is within me all the time. Without effort it just happens and the alignment of those subconscious images turn into a vision. Triggers can be as simple as the way I look at something, a passage I read or a physical experience. I would say most of my tyvek /paper cuttings and print work is a direct result of this." - Peter M. Martin

KATE NELSON BREWSTER, MA

THE ROLL OF THE FULL TIDE, 2020

Value: $1200

Kate Nelson is drawn to and moved by the outdoor life. She has studied at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst (there influenced by Chuck Close, Keith Hollingworth, and John Grillo), at Massachusetts College of Art, at Haystack Mountain School on Deer Isle, Maine and worked in residence at the Vermont Studio Center. Her work is in the permanent collection of the DeCordova Museum in Lincoln, MA; the Cahoon Museum in Cotuit, MA and in numerous corporate and private collections, including Sony and Pfizer USA. A Provincetown Arts magazine article includes an essay on Nelson's work written by conceptual artist/philosopher Adrian Piper. She writes: "There has always been, in all the work, the joyous ringing expanses of color, soft brushwork scrubbing or caressing the edges of shapes that melt into one another, and, at the center, opening and deepening, pulling you in and often hurling you around and through the canvas with the motion of gestures refined by Nelson's longstanding practice of yoga. There has always been a reverence for the wisdom of the brush and the oil crayon, bruising and saturating the surface in ways the tool and the surface determine together" Nelson paints in her barn-studio in Brewster on Cape Cod. Local galleries showing her work include: Left Bank Gallery, Wellfleet; Ross Coppelman, Goldsmith, E. Dennis, MA.

ROE OSBORN TRURO, MA

WINDING DOWN, 2026

Value: $1200

"Since graduating from college with a degree in fine arts nearly fifty years ago, my artistic expression has been mainly through sculpture in the form of abstract constructions. The primary focus of that work has been the process involved in its creation. In a sense the pieces have been performance based, where the goal is not the finished piece, but rather the experience of moving through the creative process. As with my sculpture, my paintings are abstract, and as with my sculpture, the main focus of the paintings is the process of creating them. These paintings have also been a unifying element in my life. In the half century since I last painted creatively, I have been deeply involved in the building industry, both as a contractor, and later as a writer and photographer of construction practices. During that time I was always intrigued by the style and sophistication of joinery, from rudimentary framing to complex finish work. As I searched for a subject matter to use for my paintings, the shapes and interaction of materials from my building experience seemed to be a natural choice.For each painting, I start with the concept of an 'architectural vignette', which could be an actual object in a building structure taken from my experience, or it could be a macro-view of a particular structural element"

SUSAN OVERSTREET BREWSTER, MA

ROSES ARE RED, DELPHINIUMS BLUE, 2026

Value $750

Susan Overstreet's creative process of weaving vibrant colors with a staccato technique of palette knife and brushwork captures a visual tapestry between abstract imagery and representation. Overstreet's bold expressive style is driven by unique natural elements found on Cape Cod that offer an evolving kaleidoscope of color. "I work quickly. capturing the subject extemporaneously is vital to breathing life into it visually," explains Overstreet. "Knowing what the paint can do by experimenting with its properties, I move the paint around the canvas until the image emerges." Susan completed studio work at George Washington University and continued studying fine arts at the Corcoran School of Art and the Art League School of Alexandria. Her work was accepted in many juried competitions in Virginia and now on Cape Cod. Overstreet taught art to children in Fairfax Public Schools and served as president of the Springfield Art Guild. Susan is represented by Tracy Nee at Cape Cod Picture Framing and Art Restoration in Dennis, MA.

JON VAUGHAN, CHATHAM, MA

GREAT RHODODENDRON, 2026

Value $210

Jon Vaughan is an award-winning photographer and the author of Coastal Effects, a photographic tribute to Cape Cod. A self-taught photographer, Vaughan has been photographing the Cape for more than 30 years. In pursuing the challenge of being in the "right place at the right time, Vaughan has captured many of the extraordinary moments common to this spectacular coastal paradise. His work is widely collected and can be found in thousands of private homes and collections, and at his gallery, Yankee Ingenuity, in Chatham, MA

Medium: Photograph taken in 1991

LIZ PERRY, BREWSTER, MA

EDGE OF THE TIDE, 2026

Value: $550

Liz Perry is a painter and printmaker specializing in mixed media and printmaking. She received her BFA in printmaking from Alfred University's College Of Ceramic Arts, where she studied primarily with printmaker and photographer John Wood. For the last 45 years, she has continued to study and teach many forms of printmaking, including collagraph, multiple plate linocut, monoprint, drypoint, mixed media and encaustic painting. She is an active member of the CCMoA, Chatham Creative Arts Center, PAAM and is the owner of Blue Jacket Studios in Brewster. Liz has spent many years volunteering and introducing kids and teens to the process and pleasures of printmaking. She presently teaches adult art classes at the Chatham Creative Arts Center. Perry is Co-President on the board of The Printmakers of Cape Cod and has been a member of PCC for 38 years.

MARK PREU, BREWSTER, MA

NORTH TOWER, 2016

Value: $600

"I love living on the edge - the border between land and water. Here on Cape Cod there is an abundance of shoreline. Ocean beaches, bays, salt marshes, ponds and lakes. Behind them are dunes and hills and woods. Drawing on a life-long knowledge of the area, I return again and again to familiar places, trying to capture special moments when weather, light, and composition come together in extraordinary beauty. I produce all my work in my home studio and gallery in Brewster, MA, at Preu Photography / Heart Pottery. The prints are made with pigment inks, and all materials are acid free to ensure a lasting piece of art."

MAXENE RAYMOND EAST SANDWICH, MA

POPPIN PANSIES, 2016

Value: $900

With a 30-year career in Interior Design, Maxene Raymond has long been involved with the effects of space, color, and light. In 2009, given the inspiration of Cape Cod's magnificence and art education opportunities, she began creating pastel landscapes and seascapes. She has since expanded to portraiture, figures, interiors, and still life and works in oils as well. She has been honored with numerous awards and is a Signature Member of the Connecticut Pastel Society, a full member of the Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, a Master Artist at the Cape Cod Art Center, as well as a member of the Pastel Society of America, and the Pastel Painters Society of Cape Cod. Her work has been published in Gail Sibley's How To Pastel and in Cheap Joe's Art Catalog. She has recently exhibited on Cape Cod at the Cape Cod Museum of Art, the Cotuit Center for the Arts, the Cape Cod Art Center, and the Creative Arts Center as well as the Salmagundi Art Club and the Catharine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club, both in New York. She is represented by the Main Street Gallery in Falmouth, MA.

LAURENCE YOUNG PROVINCETOWN, MA

CHICKEN COOP, 2024

Value: $400

Laurence Young grew up in Newton, Massachusetts, then like a rural haven. It was in those early days of childhood exploration among the woods and waterways that he would sit for hours observing and drawing, hidden from view on the embankment of the Charles River. One could say that this was a foreshadowing of what would become a lifelong career as an artist. Young graduated with honors from the University of Hartford in 1974 with a bachelor's degree in art education. In 1979 he went on to earn his master's degree in Printmaking from Rhode Island School of Design. Initially a plein-air painter is now a full-time studio artist living in Provincetown, MA. Working outdoors from life has served him well in his studio. His innate color sense sets him apart while integrating his line work which comes and goes within the work. Sometimes the drawing articulates the image while other times it adds another whole dimension. There is a quiet and volatile quality to Laurence's work that draws the viewer in. His love for nature is visceral, while his seascapes rock gently with the sense of water ripple as it ebbs and tides. His figurative work skillfully represents the figure then abstracted with color and shape. Laurence has had a successful career of over 30 years as a working artist. His paintings are represented all over the country through various galleries. Young is also part of public and private collections.

HEATHER PILCHARD, EASTHAM, MA

OCEAN MARSH, 2026

Value $475

Heather Pilchard is a painter, photographer and bookbinder. She earned her Bachelor of Fine Arts at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in 1995. She has exhibited widely in New England as well as nationally. Pilchard is a year-round resident of Eastham on Cape Cod and lives in a house just above a salt marsh. She is a volunteer with the Wellfleet Bay Audubon Society helping to rescue cold stunned sea turtles and monitors diamondback terrapins during their nesting season. Heather has given hundreds of hours to produce the CCMOA Mangia bowls!

Medium: Oil on Board

Framed: 9" X 9"

Unframed 8" x 8

CANDICE RONESI, FORESTDALE, MA

SILENCE, 2024

Value: $800

Artist Statement:

"I am a lifelong art lover who discovered painting after I moved to this beautiful place. I'm originally from upstate New York. My life before Cape Cod included degrees in psychology and public administration and nearly 30 years as an administrator for a public pension fund.

I'm a juried Artist Member of the Cape Cod Art Center and feel fortunate to have won numerous awards in their shows, including two "People's Choice" awards in open juried exhibits. I'm also a member of the Falmouth Artists Guild, Yarmouth Art Guild, South Cape Artists, Sandwich Arts Alliance and the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.

I have been painting since 2004 and studied with several noted Cape Cod artists. I have worked in watercolor, pastel and oil but my preferred medium is acrylic."

CECILIA ROSSEY WEST DENNIS, MA

BEFORE THE STORM, 2026

Value: $395

Cecilia Rossey graduated from Daemen College, and received her MS from SUNY, at Buffalo, NY. She married her sculptor husband and lived a creative life in Italy with their three sons. Returning to the States she relocated to West Dennis, MA. As a former member of the Washington Printmakers Gallery, DC, she participated in "American Impressions: Contemporary Printmaking," in Shanghai, China in 2012, and has exhibited in Italy, Peru and England. In 2014 she was invited as an artist-in-residence at the Wesley Theological Seminary, DC. Invitational and juried exhibits include "My City, My Home," a book collaboration produced by TRESS, of Lima, Peru, 2015, "Our Lady of Perpetual Exhaustion," Dadian Gallery, DC, and exhibits of the New York Etchers Society, and the Women's National Caucus in NYC. In 2019 she was juried into "Solar Impressions," an international exhibit organized by Dan Welden with presentations in Southampton, NY. She was given an award by Eric Fischl, juror. Ms. Rossey has been an active member of the Printmakers of Cape Cod and serves on the Collections and Acquisition Committee at CCMoA. Ms. Rossey is represented as a featured artist at the Miller White Fine Arts Gallery, South Dennis, MA and online with Etsy.

KIM RUMBERGER HYANNIS, MA

PARASOL & POSIES PENDANT and NECKLACE

Value: $350

Kim Rumberger is an internationally recognized award-winning Cape Cod metal clay jewelry artist and instructor. She creates one-of-a-kind, handmade jewelry and small sculpture, and teaches metal clay classes at various locations on the Cape and beyond. She was one of 24 elite metal clay artists to present at the Alliance for Metal Clay Artists Worldwide (AMCAW) first ever international metal clay conference in May 2022, sharing her unique "outside the box" techniques for setting stones that are fired in place. Kim also mentors high school students through the MassHire ArtWorks program, where she was named 2022 Cape & Islands Mentor of the Year. She has volunteered on a number of art and education boards over the years. She currently serves on the Board of Trustees at Cape Cod Museum of Art and as a mentor for ArtWorks. Kim and her husband Tim reside in Hyannis. Kim's studio can be found at the Cultural Center of Cape Cod, Yarmouth. Her business is called Metal And Beads.

WILL MAYER, EAST SANDWICH, MA

WAVE, 2026

Value: $190

Interested in glass, Will Mayer studied flame working in early 2000. It didn't take long to realize he loved creating glass. By that summer, he started an apprenticeship at The Glass Studio on Cape Cod and is now the studio manager. Combining complex patterns with simple forms has been a passion of his from the start. After working with master glassmakers nationally and internationally, Will strives to find a delicate balance between the unique qualities of glass and his own visions.

Medium: Glass and Stone

Dimensions: 3.25" H x 3.5" W x 2.75" D

Donated by Will Mayer

MIRIAM VOROS DENNIS, MA

MV ARTISTRI

PASTEL PETALS I, 2025

Value: $100

Collecting ocean water from your favorite beaches on the Cape not only adds authenticity to Miriam Voros's paintings, but gives you a beautiful, one of a kind piece of Cape Cod to display on your wall. Working with fluid art doesn't require brushes but harnessing gravity to spin, push and tilt paint on the canvas. Her art is displayed on many different surfaces, from canvases to wooden boards, coasters, key chains and jewelry and she looks forward to experimenting with even more surfaces.

HAL MCINTOSH (1927-2016)

FLIGHT AT DUSK

Value: $800

Born in 1927, Hal McIntosh's art career started in early childhood with studies at the Detroit Art Institute and the Toledo Museum. He became the youngest person ever to be invited to set up his easel at the Research Studio (now the Maitland Art Center) founded and run by the famed artist and architect Andre Smith and financed by Mary Curtis Bak, the daughter of the publishing magnate Cyrus Curtis.

He studied at the University of Michigan with a Graduate Degree followed by a teaching position in sculpture and design. Following school he worked with the portrait painter Jerry Farnsworth and his wife Helen Sawyer [represented in the American Wing of the Metropolitan Museum in New York] at the North Truro School of Art on Cape Cod, Massachussetts.

Hal maintains studios in Winter Park and on Cape Cod, following the seasons while continuing to paint his favorite subjects.

ERNEST G. PRINCIPATO

UNTITLED (CLIPPER SHIP IN FULL SAIL), 1984

Value: $600

Ernest Principato's portfolio captures diverse subjects with a blend of realism and impressionism. His works often feature serene landscapes and vibrant maritime scenes, portraying a tranquil yet dynamic world. Known for his use of color and light, Ernest creates captivating scenes that draw viewers into his compositions. His figure studies reveal a deep understanding of human form and emotion, captured with meticulous detail. The inclusion of western and cultural themes showcases his ability to meld traditional subjects with contemporary flair. Ernest's art invites viewers to explore a variety of settings and stories, conveyed with warmth and depth. Each piece reflects a commitment to capturing the beauty and complexity of life's moments.

LAURENCE YOUNG PROVINCETOWN, MA

ESSEX COUNTY, 2024

Value: $450

Laurence Young grew up in Newton, Massachusetts, then like a rural haven. It was in those early days of childhood exploration among the woods and waterways that he would sit for hours observing and drawing, hidden from view on the embankment of the Charles River. One could say that this was a foreshadowing of what would become a lifelong career as an artist. Young graduated with honors from the University of Hartford in 1974 with a bachelor's degree in art education. In 1979 he went on to earn his master's degree in Printmaking from Rhode Island School of Design. Initially a plein-air painter is now a full-time studio artist living in Provincetown, MA. Working outdoors from life has served him well in his studio. His innate color sense sets him apart while integrating his line work which comes and goes within the work. Sometimes the drawing articulates the image while other times it adds another whole dimension. There is a quiet and volatile quality to Laurence's work that draws the viewer in. His love for nature is visceral, while his seascapes rock gently with the sense of water ripple as it ebbs and tides. His figurative work skillfully represents the figure then abstracted with color and shape. Laurence has had a successful career of over 30 years as a working artist. His paintings are represented all over the country through various galleries. Young is also part of public and private collections.

JUDY ZEHENTNER, PALISADES, NY

DAYDREAM 4, 2024

Value: $300

"I have always been fascinated by the beautiful things created by the intersection of color and light. It could be the incredible detail and variation found in a bird's feathers, the delicate symmetry in a flower's springtime bloom, the golden hour before a shoreline sunset, the reflection of light off the surface of the water, the sadness of paint peeling on an abandoned building, or the complex colors created by rust on an old dock. I look for all of these things and attempt to capture the moment with my camera. For me, capturing these moments reveals the beauty and exquisiteness of life itself. Nothing brings me more joy, more peace, and more fulfillment than photographing the beauty surrounding me and sharing what becomes revealed with my camera. Given the ugly times that we live in today, I believe it is critical for all of use to take the time to see, feel, and savor the glorious color and light and loveliness of our world. It's there waiting for us to see it."

AARON SOUZA, YARMOUTH PORT, MA

MILL CREEK SUNSET, 2024

VALUE $400

Aaron is a Massachusetts based oil painter focused on capturing the vibrancy of light, color, and atmosphere. His work is rooted in strong draftsmanship executed with a full chromatic palette, exploring the essence of a scene through a keen understanding of light and color. Souza's artistic vision is heavily influenced by the American Impressionists, particularly the Hawthorne/Hensche tradition, as well as by artists such as Charles Hawthorne, Emile Gruppe, and the Boston School.

ERICA STRZEPEK, HARWICH, MA

DREAMING AHEAD OF YOU, 2026

Value $200

Artist Statement

"With my eyes closed, I am surrounded by ocean waves, falling snow, prismatic sunsets, or swaying sea grass. The air is fresh and inviting. Imagining nature's song playing for me, a sense of calm takes over as I relish a familiar journey. Residents of Harwich, Massachusetts, my boys, husband, and I love our Cape Cod community. I am always making note of my next painting from our surroundings.

Graduating magna cum laude from Franklin Pierce University, I received my Bachelor of Arts degree in Graphic Communications including minors of Fine Art and Art History in 1996. In addition to graphic design, my early studies included life drawing, glassblowing, and photography; I later concentrated my fine arts studies on painting."

SUSAN BEARDSLEY DENNIS, MA

AU NATURELLE 2024

Value: $600

Sue Beardsley began her art career after taking an early retirement at age 51. She specializes in Found Art, making things from material that is no longer suitable for its initial purpose. Starting her art life as a stained glass artist, she soon became consumed with intriguing metal shapes that were being thrown out, and realized she needed to learn to weld in order to fashion these pieces into sculpture. Sue has since expanded her media into fiber, paper, and wood. She has been in many group and solo shows over the years, and continues to teach individuals in her studios.

MARY DUNN CAULEY WEST YARMOUTH, MA

WHITE AND GOLD OCTOPUS, 2026

Value: $1,500

Mary Dunn Cauley is a mosaic artist, teacher and enthusiast selling mosaic art for over 15 years. She has studied under and learned the craft from local mosaic artists James Bowen and Linda Dadek. Cauley has also trained with renowned mosaic artists Sonia King, Lynn Chinn and Martin Cheek. Her inspiration for her work comes from the natural surrounding beauty of Cape Cod and nature. Each work is unique; ask her to make one that's all your own or to give to someone you love! She was recently awarded an Artist Residency in Listowel Ireland, one of 24 artists from around the world.

DAVID HILLS, ORLEANS, MA

BEARSE'S

Value: $2700

Aboard F/v Saga one summer morning steaming to her lobster gear east of Monomoy, we passed tide rips at Bearse's Shoal as the dawn mingled with the fog.

Since his first foray to the sockeye salmon grounds of Alaska's Cook Inlet 20 years ago, he's made his artistic home wherever the marine environment intersects with the people who make their living on it. With a special focus on the waters worked by Cape Cod fishermen, David harvests a different catch, bringing viewers a perspective they rarely see.

David's process of documenting commercial fishing involves joining crews aboard vessels as small as 12 feet, (a crab fisherman in La Paz, MX) to 90 feet. A trip might be hours long on small inshore boats to 2 weeks on longliners. Much of the work done aboard is repetitive, allowing him the opportunity to study his subject, plan compositions and anticipate decisive moments.

David is captivated by the scenes in between; massive wavescapes sculpted by gale force winds, geometric studies of form and light, ethereal colors and mystifying fogs. It is primarily these images that you see here in the gallery. Welcome aboard, we hope you enjoy them.

Limited edition hand signed pigment print. The Limited edition framed prints are crafted using archival materials. Eight ply mat gives a crisp elegant edge with depth and Museum Glass reduces reflection in addition to providing the strongest UV protection available.

Medium: Photography
Dimensons 22" x 32" matted and framed

Unframed 15" x 21"

CCMoA PAINT NIGHT FOR (12)

Value: $600

Enjoy a night of painting for up to twelve (12) guests. All supplies provided. You and your guests will have the WENY Education Center to yourselves. 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm, (2 hours) with an instructor. You may select the artwork of your choice from the CCMoA Permanent Collection for your night of painting. You are welcome to bring your own beverages and snacks. This is a great evening to share with friends, host a shower, celebrate a birthday... Date to be mutually agreed with CCMoA.

SUSAN OVERSTREET, En Plein Air "Garden Party" Painting

Acclaimed Cape Cod artist Susan Overstreet will spend the evening of the event creating an original plein air painting inspired by the beauty of the Cape Cod Museum of Art, its gardens and the vibrant atmosphere of the Garden Party Gala itself. Throughout the evening, guests will witness the painting evolve in real time as Overstreet captures the changing light, color and energy of this unforgettable celebration!

Known for her bold use of color and expressive brushwork, Overstreet's paintings balance representation with abstraction, transforming the familiar landscapes of Cape Cod into richly textured, emotionally resonant works of art. Working quickly and intuitively, she embraces the spontaneity of painting outdoors, allowing each moment to shape the final composition.

At the close of the evening, this freshly completed original painting will be offered in the Live Auction. No reproductions. No second edition. Just one extraordinary painting that forever captures the spirit of this year's Garden Party Gala.

Bid generously for the rare chance to own an original Susan Overstreet created before your eyes while supporting the Cape Cod Museum of Art and its mission to preserve the region's artistic identity, steward its permanent collection, and connect the Cape's many communities through diverse programming!

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RUTH HOGAN, Art in the Garden
Artist's Proof, White-Line Woodblock Print, 1988

Image: 9" x 14" | Framed: 17" x 21"

A rare opportunity to own a true piece of Cape Cod Museum of Art history, this Artist's Proof captures the Museum's 1988 'Art in the Garden' celebration, depicting guests enjoying the celebration with the original Cape Cod Museum of Fine Art building as the backdrop. More than a beautiful work of art, this proof serves as a visual time capsule, preserving an important chapter in the Museum's history and the vibrant community of artists that have long gathered to support it.

Created by acclaimed white-line printmaker Ruth Hogan, Art in the Garden exemplifies the bold color and handcrafted beauty of the Provincetown white-line woodblock tradition. Although Hogan grew up in Texas, her artistic roots run deep on Cape Cod through her great-aunt, Elizabeth Howland Caliga, one of the founding members of the Provincetown Printers. She also studied with artists Robert Douglas Hunter and Ferol Warthen in Provincetown. Inspired by that legacy, Hogan embraced representational scenes filled with warmth and vivid color, believing art should celebrate the joy found in everyday life.

This impression is especially significant as an Artist's Proof (AP), a rare print retained by the artist during the creative process before the principal edition was completed. Because each white-line print is individually hand-painted and hand-rubbed from a single carved woodblock, every impression is unique, making Artist's Proofs especially sought after by collectors.

For collectors of Cape Cod art, admirers of the Provincetown white-line tradition, and supporters of the Museum alike, this exceptional work offers the rare chance to own both an outstanding print and a lasting piece of the Cape Cod Museum of Art's legacy.

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