
The Lawrence Lithography Workshop is a fine art print/publisher that has been in business for over 30 years. This exhibition will focus on the Workshop's print series, or portfolios which allow artists to explore a continuous theme.
"People think that if you have a photographic image, there is pretty much only one thing you can do with it, that because of its iconography, it is fixed, but changing the medium, the method of mark-making, and the scale transforms the experience of that image into something new."
– Chuck Close
This exhibition includes digital photographs, daguerreotypes and seven Jacquard tapestries.
This exhibition will focus on Provincetown's legacy as an art colony and will feature the many artists that found inspiration there. Many of the great artists of the twentieth century worked, lived or passed through the art colony and influenced each other during and beyond their time in Provincetown.
Dr. Harmon Kelly and his wife Harriet began collecting art as a way of connecting to an aspect of their African heritage. This exhibition is a selection from the collection's works on paper from the leading African American artists of the past two centuries.