Sleeping in Architectural History
Built in 1949 by Architect and Bauhaus enthusiast Nathaniel Saltonstall, The Colony was envisioned as a mid-century modern retreat for high-society art collectors. It later transferred to the Stefani family in 1963 where it found a new generation of high profile enthusiasts, including Faye Dunaway and Paul Newman.
Joey Mars' colorful quirky graffiti style illustration graces Rock & Roll posters, album covers, hand-painted clothing, murals - and Provincetown's Shop Therapy storefront. HIs wild ride runs from the Grateful Dead to Nivana, and Pearl Jam.
Amy Kandall explores identity in her expressive ceramics that range from feral to functional.
Grace Hopkins travels the world to capture abstract images and reproduces them in various mediums - from canvas to glass, emphasizing color, form, and composition. Her unedited photographs reflect spontaneity and are influenced by her travels and Quakerism, seeking layers and depth.
