2018 – Helen Frankenthaler – Paul Lisicky
2018 - Helen Frankenthaler - Paul Lisicky TABLE OF CONTENTS COVER FEATURE Helen Frankenthaler COVER FEATURE Paul Lisicky SPECIAL FEATURE The Fine Arts Work Center at 50 FEATURE ARTICLE Lauren Ewing’s Incredible Vision: The Provincetown...
read moreOysters & Opera for Provincetown Arts: Come & Celebrate with Us!
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read moreProvincetown Arts Magazine Publishing Party
When Friday, July 13, 5-7pm Phone 508-487-3167 Email cbusa@comcast.net Price Free and open to the public Please join Provincetown Arts Magazine for our annual publishing party celebrating the launch of our new 2018 issue! Free and open to the public.
read moreChris Busa Interviews Artist Mark Adams on WOMR’s ArtTalk
Outer Cape artist Mark Adams was recently featured on WOMR's ArtTalk, an ongoing radio program hosted by Provincetown Arts Founder and Editor Chris Busa. Listen below to the new interview with Adams as he talks about his unique style that blends science and art.
read more2017 – Alec Wilkinson – Sharon Horvath
2017 – Alec Wilkinson – Sharon Horvath Sharon Horvath SHARON HORVATH first came to Provincetown in 1986 as a Fellow in Painting at the Fine Arts Work Center. Since then, Horvath has forged a formidable career, with exhibitions worldwide...
read morePublishing Party 2017
Enjoy the photos from our Annual Publishing Party 2017.
read moreContribution Appeal Letter 2017
Dear Friends of Provincetown Arts, Now in our third decade of annually publishing Provincetown Arts, we proudly announce that our entire archive—every page from 1985 to 2016—is preserved electronically by the Digital Public Library of America...
read moreCILUZZI, SOKOL ELECTED TO PROVINCETOWN ARTS PRESS BOARD
The Provincetown Arts Press is pleased to announce the elections of Cape Cod business leader John E. Ciluzzi, Jr. and acclaimed arts journalist Brett Sokol to the non-profit Outer Cape publisher’s Board of Directors. Provincetown Arts publishes an award-winning annual...
read more2016 – Marie Howe – Tabitha Vevers
2016 – Marie Howe – Tabitha Vevers Marie Howe A mistake to mythologize Marie, as Marie is always ready to demolish mythology in her person, her teaching, her poetry. No hierarchies for her. She will keep you on your feet as she keeps...
read moreNews – 11/2015
Provincetown Arts 30th Anniversary Fundraiser
2015 – John Yau – Paul Bowen
2015 – John Yau – Paul Bowen John Yau I like to collaborate with visual artists, such as Thomas Nozkowski in Ing Grish, because they set parameters that as a poet you might not get to. I’m now working with a young artist named Charles...
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Robert Motherwell: Ekphrasis and the Articulate Artist A Talk by Christopher Busa
Jay Critchley: Incorporated
2014 – Provincetown Art Association & Museum
2014 - Provincetown Art Association & Museum TABLE OF CONTENTS COVER FEATURE - PAAM 2014 A Stellar Century of Cultivating Culture by Christopher Busa Sixty Years with PAAM by Robert Henry FEATURE ARTICLES The Art Basel-Provincetown...
read more2013 – JHUMPA LAHIRI – ANNE PACKARD
2013 - Jhumpa Lahiri - Anne Packard Jhumpa Lahiri While Lahiri’s identity may remain obscured to readers, she is plainly known and acclaimed through her short stories and novels. She enthralls her readers with her deft storytelling and...
read more2012 – ROBERT PINSKY – SELINA TRIEFF
2012 - Robert Pinsky - Selina Trieff Robert Pinsky During the laureateship and since, robert has arguably done more to engage the American audience for poetry than any other living poet. And yet, he insists that poetry doesn’t need a...
read more2011 – RICHARD BAKER – ROGER SKILLINGS
2011 - Richard Baker - Roger Skillings John Yau about Richard Baker “I cannot remember exactly when Richard Baker and I began talking about painting, particularly the possibilities of the still life, but I do remember the moment when my...
read more2010 – ANNE BERNAYS – MIRA SCHOR
2010 - Anne Bernays – Mira Schor Mira Schor “Women now have access to do enormous works themselves. The Pipilotti Rist multimedia installation in the atrium at MoMA in 2008–9 would be an example, since it is operating within the rules of...
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