Artistically chronicling a journey of people, places, and history in a highly personal and compelling essay, this cohesive collection presents a depth of town images and emotion, from candid portraits of town folk and ever-changing nature landscapes and wildlife compositions to September 11th vigil memorials and everyday street scenes from Provincetown's infamous summer season.

Provincetown and the National Seashore: A Photographic Essay

Arts & Photography

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2014 Flowers of the Fields Calendar

A milestone in photographic history, this collection compellingly captures the offbeat, heretofore unseen and untrammeled Cape, as the photographer committed two years to photographing all of its moods, nuances, and natural splendor. Natural and man-made, summer and winter, new and old, the myriad personae of Cape Cod are revealed on page after page of stunning images.

Cape Cod and the National Seashore: A Photographic Essay

A fanciful celebration of Provincetown's annual August parade down Commercial Street, this unique collection of festive, colorful, and outrageous photographs is punctuated by images of wild street costumes, drag bingo, curious spectators, familiar local faces, and guest "appearances" by parade participants from Key West, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York City, Boston, and elsewhere around the country. The whimsical work is accompanied by a narrative text written by former Provincetown resident Gerry Desautels.

Carnival – Provincetown

Providing a unique glimpse into the lens of a World War II merchant mariner, this collection chronicles personal, life-defining experiences beginning and ending on America's east coast and circumnavigating the globe in between. This photographic essay is the crowning work of a humble man who embraced art to capture history and celebrate the American experience. His voyage leads to the sandy shores of Normandy, the horror of Hiroshima, and on to a triumphant return to the port of Los Angeles. These destinations and Niewenhous' postwar travels—to the Caribbean, South America, the Philippines, and ultimately back home to the back roads of his native America—form the fabric of a vibrant 60-year journey. Memorialized in this rare photographic collection, these images capture the human condition, risky circumstances, forbidden passages, and stunning natural vistas.

Sixty Years: A Photographic Journey

Individual Artists

Revisiting a captivating series of mixed-media, painted Polaroid portraits of the antics of the artist's 11-year-old black Labrador retriever, Gabe, this collection captures the love between a woman and her dog in the natural light, warm turquoise-blue skies, sea-grass greens, and sand-pebble yellows of Cape Cod's unique setting.

Dog in the Dunes – Revisited

n this sweeping retrospective collection, artist Anne Packard presents the mature work of a keen observer of life, the world, and her beloved Cape Cod. Most pointedly, she captures Provincetown's hooked harbor and expansive sky as grand as a western sky above the plains, reaching beyond its precarious perch. Anne Packard's work is raw and mysterious, sharing her studies of personal solitude and a glimpse into her enduring creative devotion to the moods and grandeur of light. The work is accompanied by text from contributing writers, as well as a personal artist statement from Packard.

Anne Packard

Dramatically immortalizing the breathtaking beauty and remote wilderness of one of the planet’s last untamed frontiers, this intriguing photographic exploration of near inaccessible landscape and culture illuminates the starkly beautiful but often inhospitable Himalayan regions. Religiously documented over a 20-year period, these glorious, panoramic black-and-white images—including one breathtaking, 48-inch panorama—are the remarkable result of a dedicated and passionate fascination with the history and vistas of the Himalayas. Complemented by trekking maps of mountains, glaciers, and rivers—from the peaks of Kashmir, the Hidden Realm, and the Great Cleft of the Kali Gandaki to mighty Mount Everest in Tibet and Nepal—and accompanied by scholarly essays penned with scientific, geological, and spiritual analysis of the region, this stunning visual journey illustrates the Himalayas as an enduring emblem of man’s ultimate challenge in nature.

Himalayan Portfolios: Journeys of the Imagination

Kenneth Hanson

When California geologist Don McLaughlin was hired to go to the wilds of Bolivia to hunt for oil in 1959, he took two degrees from Berkeley, a three-man field crew, and a couple of cameras. The resulting collection follows their three-year journey exploring the country, revealing striking photographs of bug-plagued hillsides, valleys, and mountains. Chronicling their travels by air, mule, on foot, or via Land Rover, these images show villagers going about their everyday lives, painting a vivid portrait of this fascinating country's urban culture.

Bolivia

The result of 20 years of summers in Provincetown, this collection presents the photographer's personal images and the essence of his experiences. Largely spotlighting a single stretch of beach at the East End, the work is accompanied by text from poet and essayist Will Walker, as well as a personal photographer's statement from Baker.

The Quality of Light

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