From Falmouth to Provincetown, I'm continually struck by the quiet drama of the Cape's marshes, dunes, and tidal streams—especially in the late afternoon. It's that time of day when shadows stretch, contrasts deepen, and the spaces between layers in the landscape seem to expand. That's when I hear what the landscape has to tell me most clearly, and I feel most drawn to record those fleeting moments with each brushstroke.

Artist Statement:

"Over the years, I have always been drawn to the Cape Cod landscape. Having a vacation home and now my permanent residence have given me ample opportunity to hunt for and explore the many faces of the landscape. The dunes and marshes are a strong draw for me, especially in the late day light with all its cast shadows and strong lights and darks. For me the late day light on the Cape is magical. It’s as if the spaces between the layers of the landscape seem to expand and often glow. Over the years I have found inspiration from Falmouth to Provincetown. A show at Preservation Hall in the heart of the lower Cape seems most appropriate for my oil paintings. Mostly self-taught, I studied with Jessie Pollock and Jeanne Duval in New Hampshire, and with Joe McGurl, Bill Davis and Ed Chesnovitch on Cape Cod."

Dates: May 2 - 29, 2025