Upcoming Exhibitions at PAAM
Printmakers of Cape Cod: Interpretive Images
September 26 - November 9, 2008
This exhibition celebrates the work of Cape Cod’s contemporary printmakers. Featuring a wide variety of original prints including white-line, monotypes, lithographs, and etchings.
Printmakers of Cape Cod was organized in 1976 to encourage, assist, and promote printmaking on Cape Cod as well as to provide educational opportunities for new printmakers, collectors, and others interested in original prints. More than 100 active members will be represented in this show, including Jack DiBenedetto, Mary Ince, Melora North, and Cyndi Walker.
PAAM Permanent Collection Exhibition
September 26 – November 9, 2008
Highlighting selected pieces from PAAM’s permanent collection of more than 2,500 works of American Art. Collection works are exhibited at PAAM on a rotating basis throughout the year – and feature a wide array of local artists whose reputations and contributions extend far beyond Provincetown. Artists represented in the PAAM collection include Robert Motherwell, Hans Hofmann, Charles W. Hawthorne, Lillian Orlowsky, Karl Knaths, Edwin Dickinson, Serena Rothstein, and Herman Maril.
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MUSEUM HOURS :
October–May:
Noon to 5 pm, Thursday through Sunday,
and by appointment
Memorial Day–September:
11 am to 8 pm, Monday through Thursday
11 am to 10 pm, Friday
11 am to 5 pm, Saturday and Sunday
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AUGUST 2008 at PAAM:
Continuing Exhibitions :
Edna Boies Hopkins Woodblock
Prints: Strong in Character,
Colorful in Expression. Fifty early
twentieth century prints in
the Duffy Gallery
through August 3.
The Studio Show
Illustrates the significance of artists’
studios with paintings, photographs,
models, objects and architectural plans.
Dickinson, Hackett, Hawthorne, Hunt,
Lazzell and Motherwell. In the Patrons
Gallery and the Jalbert Gallery through
August 3.
Robert Henry
Stop, Look and Listen
Engaging figurative, abstract and kinetic
paintings from the sixties to the present
by Robert Henry, trustee and former
PAAM President. In the Hofmann
Gallery through August 31.
1 Two Openings, 8-10pm:
Members’ 12x12 Silent Auction.
Masonite panels created especially for
this silent auction. Some members contribute 100% of sale to PAAM; some split 50/50. In the Hawthorne Gallery.
Bids start at $100; closing bids begin at 3pm on Sunday, September 7.
Be there!
A Century of Creativity. Gems from the
collection highlighting works by Karl
Knaths, Adolph Gottlieb, and Robert
Motherwell, also Provincetown prints.
In the Moffett Gallery through Aug 31.
3 Blue Door, 7pm, $50
Cellist Arthur Cook and pianist Debbie
Gilwood play Debussy and Brahms in
This special concert to benefit the Blue
Door Chamber Music series at PAAM.
4 Summer Jazz with Bart
Weisman, 6pm, $15
Featuring Carmen Cicero on sax.
5 Members’ Annual Meeting, 6pm
Volunteer Recognition BBQ follows
Members are encouraged to attend, vote
on the slate of officers and trustees,
and to hear the committee reports. All
are invited to attend the bbq—RSVP
required by 7/28—volunteers listed in
July Newsletter eat free, all others $10.
Email bbqrsvp@paam.org or call.
6 Music in the Cape Air, 6pm, $15
Jazz with Dick Miller, piano; Samoa
Wilson, vocals; Peter Ecklund, trumpet.
7 Museum closes at 6pm
PAAM Circle Preview Party, 6-8pm
A sneak preview of Herman Maril: An
Artist’s Two Worlds and gallery talk with
exhibition curator and executive director
Christine McCarthy. By invitation only.
8 Opening, 8-10pm
Herman Maril: An Artist’s Two Worlds
Over fifty paintings and watercolors
from the 1930s to the 1980s. In the Patrons
Gallery, Jalbert Gallery and Duffy
Gallery through October 12
11 Cape Cod Chamber Music
Festival, 8pm Philip Setzer, violin;
Rebecca Young, viola; Andres Diaz, cello; Jon Manasse, clarinet play Bach, Crussell, Mozart.
$28 general, $15 students, children 10
and under free.
12 Fredi Schiff Levin Lecture,
7pm- free
Herman Maril: An Artist’s Two Worlds—a
gallery talk by Christine McCarthy, exhibition
curator and executive director.
13 Blue Door, 7pm, $15
Cellist Arthur Cook, pianist Debbie Gilwood,
and violinist Amy Kimball play
Milhaud and Chausson.
14 PAAM Circle Party, 8pm
Private concert by Afro Bop Alliance
for the PAAM Circle before this Latin
Jazz septet from Annapolis plays for
the public during the Provincetown Jazz
Festival. By invitation only.
15 Chamber Music & Art, 11am, free
Open new channels of creativity while
responding visually to the music of
Mozart. Guided by artist Tracey Anderson.
Performance by violist Rebecca
Young (New York Philharmonic) and
violinist Philip Setzer (Emerson String
Quartet). Anyone may participate. Art
materials supplied. Sponsored in part
by Provincetown Cultural Council and
Bank of America.
18 Tony Vevers
talk by Brenda Correia, 7pm, free
Remembering the artist and his legacy.
19 Eyelash Cabaret, 7pm, $10
With Zoe Lewis at the piano and Ilona
at the mic, this promises to be a sizzler!
20 Blue Door, 7pm, $15
Cellist Arthur Cook and pianist Debbie
Gilwood play works by Faure, Martinu
and Franck.
27 Blue Door, 7pm, $15
Arthur Cook and Debbie Gilwood perform
Mozart, Britten, and Dvorak with
Cenovia Cummins, violin; Karl Kawahara,
viola; and Marilyn Coyne, oboe.
28 filmArt@PAAM, 7pm
Summer of Love, Classic ‘60s films
If . . . (1968) 111 min., $5/$3 members.
Malcolm McDowell stars in his first
screen role. A satire about a savage
insurrection at an English public school.
Filmed by counter-culture director Lindsay
Anderson during the Paris student
uprisings in May 1968. Winner of the
Cannes Film Festival Grand Prix, 1969.
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