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  • Provincetown Film Art: The River (1951)

    Join us for a screening of The River (1951), as part of The Provincetown Film Art Series, presented by PAAM and the Provincetown Film Society.

  • Lecture and Book Signing with Tom Burr, Breuer House Artist-in-Residence

    Tom Burr (b. 1963 in New Haven, Connecticut) is a conceptual artist who lives and works in New York and Connecticut. He attended the School of Visual Arts and the Whitney Independent Study Program in New York. Burr's work revisits the formal vocabulary of minimalism and post-minimalism, and explores the themes of homosexuality, public versus private spaces, and architecture. He has shown extensively throughout Europe and the Americas. Burr is a 2025 Guggenheim Fellow.

  • Museum Open All Week

    PAAM will be open for extended hours this week for April Vacation. General admission is $15, free for members children 17 and under. This week's hours:

  • Provincetown Film Art: Shampoo (1975)

    Join us for a screening of Shampoo (1975), as part of The Provincetown Film Art Series, presented by PAAM and the Provincetown Film Society.

  • Now On View // Jackie Reeves: Larger than Life – Drawings in Time

    Jackie Reeves: Larger than Life – Drawings in Time, curated by Bert Yarborough, opens to the public today. Public Reception: Friday, May 22 at 6pm. Free and open to the public. Fredi Schiff Levin Lecture: Thursday, May 28 at 6pm. $15 Museum admission, free for PAAM members.

  • Author Talk with Natalie Stopka: From Plant to Pigment

    Join author Natalie Stopka for a book talk and signing celebrating the launch of From Plant to Pigment: How To Make Your Own Vibrant Inks, Pastels and Paints. This studio manual published by Skittledog Books is full of recipes for transforming botanical dyes into vibrant lake pigments, paints, and pastels.

  • Benefit Auction of Early Provincetown Art

    PAAM is pleased to announce the return of our Benefit Auction of Early Provincetown Art, taking place Saturday, May 16, 2026. This special evening celebrates the artists who helped transform Provincetown from a small fishing village into one of the most influential centers of American art. The auction brings together remarkable works by historic Provincetown and Outer Cape artists and offers collectors an opportunity to acquire exceptional pieces while supporting PAAM’s mission.