Kobalt was one of the stops in our Gallery Crawl yesterday. It's a fun gallery with creative 3 D…read moreart using antique pieces. Loved it very much. Visually intriguing. David Laro is a gifted artist.

Great artists, very cool selection and helpful staff.read more

Two artists, Anne and Cynthia Packard (I didn't notice anything by Leslie on display in August…read more'09), have artwork on display here, and this is a wonderful gallery for so many reasons. 1. The two contrasting styles of Anne and Cynthia 2. The actual building in which the gallery is housed - gorgeous. 3. The size of the pieces displayed. You are forced to get the distance between you and the mostly large paintings, but they always draw you in. 4. The soft-coated Wheaton terrier snoozing at the entrance.

Cute little art gallery. I walked in and owner Steve Katz immediately greeted me and told me about…read morethe gallery and the set up. It displays the artwork of local artists, depending on the time of year, he could have 20-25+ local artist works on display. This creates an array of styles and colors that would suit pretty much anyone's shopping list. Memories features such eclectic pieces as dragonfly photographs printed on handmade mulberry paper, solar powered spinning globes and lenticular moving pictures made from up to 200 separate photographs. Memories Gallery is owned by Steve Katz. Steve graduated from New Paltz College with a degree in Art Education. While teaching at Arlington HS in Poughkeepsie, NY and later The Browning School in New York City, he returned every summer to reopen his shop. In 1990 the call of Provincetown was just too strong and he moved here permanently. Please stop by the store and admire the beauty of the art pieces...

This is one of my favorite stores in town. The owners is so friendly and knowledgeable and uses…read morelocal artists. Definitely a destination for that perfect keepsake!!

Abling Gallery is absolutely fantastic! The artist, Madeliene Abling, paints her oil paintings…read more right in the gallery and her work is clearly "fine art". She paints with a palette knife - and her subject matter consists of boats, jazz instruments and adult beverages. If you've never a four foot cosmopolitan, don't miss this place.

When we arrived in Truro for our vacation, we looked through a flier for the Truro Center for the…read moreArts at Castle Hill and realized that they had scheduled some fantastic events that we could sign up for on their website. In addition to events they have all kinds of classes as well as yoga sessions available. This evening we went to a fascinating lecture presented by Mark Bittman and Doc Willoughby. Doc Willougby , who is also a good writer, interviewed Mark Bittman about his new book: Animal, Vegetable,Junk: A History of Food from Sustainable to Suicidal. The Truro Center sent us emails urging people to carpool since they were expecting a huge crowd snd Prior to the event, had the opportunity to speak with Susan Kai Schwartz , the Program Manager, who assured me that if I arrived thirty minutes early, I'd be able to find parking. When we arrived, the first person we met was Bruce Player, the Program Coordinator. Bruce greeted us like we were old friends, even though we had never met! He urged us to take our lawn chairs and find a good place to sit for the lecture and when I asked, don't you want to see my ticket?, Bruce assured me he'd find us but was more interested in our comfort. My wife and I were impressed with everything we experienced at the center. They served refreshments that were reasonably priced and while I had promised myself I wouldn't buy another book, Mark Bittman's talk was so stimulating and delightful, I felt we needed to read it immediately! The other wonderful aspect of the evening is that we didn't get one mosquito bite! They had a special machine that kept the mosquitoes away. The center also had beautiful restrooms inside their buildings. I strongly urge you to check out their website and make and plan to visit the Truro Center for the Arts when you are vacationing on the Cape.

Cortile art gallery is one of the most outstanding, diverse and beautiful galleries I have ever had…read morethe pleasure of discovering. They showcase the works of over 30 artists and the talent on display here shows more like a hall of fame of art as opposed to most galleries where the pickings can be slim, befuddling and perplexingly art challenged. Cortile offers many different forms of art from oil and acrylic paintings to metalworks, sculptures , encapsulated glass works of all types as well as many other forms of art. A visit to cortile is a kaleidoscope of color explosion that can only be matched by the most beautiful sunset on the ocean in conjunction with the majesty of a sunrise on a clear day. I have purchased many different pieces of art from cortile by a myriad of different artists over the years and my wife and I have enjoyed every single piece. Our favorite artists are Gail Fields , Al Davis and Benton Jones but every artist displayed In this gallery is very talented and amazing. I must also commend Kerry Filiberto who is the gallery director. She is always very friendly and pleasant and has always been a great help when I call or email her looking to purchase a piece of art. She responds very quickly and is very informative and incredibly passionate In what she does. If I have a question about a certain piece or artist she always makes sure to give me the most in depth information thus making my decision on what to purchase so much easier and she is always upfront and honest. If you are ever in Provincetown and are an art lover , then stopping in to cortile art gallery is a must and if you can't stop in just go to their website where you can find hundreds of pieces of great art by more than 30 very talented and incredible artists and when , not if a beautiful piece of art catches your eye , just email Kerry on the website and she will get back to you quickly with a friendly demeanor and make arrangements for you to own a breathtaking piece of art. Thanks Kerry and Cortile for providing such excellence and beauty in the art world

The owner/manager was very friendly and took the time to educate me on how a good art gallery…read moreowner/manager "curates" art so that when you buy multiple pieces of art that they complement each other. The art was very beautiful and this was one of my favorite art galleries in Provincetown. It you love art, the Cortile Gallery is a MUST SEE!

Beautiful pieces of art! This gallery is towards the much quieter end of Commercial St (again the…read morechoice of words "much" and "quieter" - which I am assuming is the case on commercial st - at times I guess!). The gallery is divided into 2 sections. Lounge / house music playing through a very un-boombox like boombox - not too loud, mixed very well with the cool and soothing vibe of the place - with walls all painted in neutral colors - mostly a hue of white mixed with light grey. They have art on display by artists from everywhere. Something very unlike PTown where most art galleries are either owned by local artists or display the work of local artists for the most part. While we were visiting, the left section - bigger of the two, had on display many paintings by Cassandra Complex (pics attached). What was really fascinating about these pieces - as the kind gentleman who was managing the gallery explained, was that the artist not only uses the usual methods of painting, brush on canvas - but finishes the work with strokes of paint applied / painted with playing cards. On a canvas that was work in progress right near the entrance, many a playing cards immersed in acrylics of different colors could be seen along with brushes. And the most astounding piece of information about this collection of faces of men in different moods and hence the names of the paintings was that - these were not portraits; as we thought they would be on first look. The artist painted them all with her imagination. Quite remarkable. The other half of the gallery had a good mix of displays from various other artists. The main exhibition in the left half clearly stood out for sure. A must visit. You never know what you may find that would catch your fancy!

Awesome gallery on Commercial street! Always has new eclectic artwork by artists really pushing the…read moreboundaries! Love the work and I always am sure to stop by when I'm in town.

My boyfriend and I stopped by this gallery while visiting Provincetown. It's always been one of my…read morefavorites, and he fell in love with it just like I did the first time I was here. Thanassi, the owner of the gallery, goes by that singular name and is a Provincetown bon vivant. He is also the painter and mastermind behind those beautifully tranquil paintings dotting the outside and inside of the gallery space. His depictions of Herring Cove Beach, Long Point Light, and an unmoored dory come in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes the dory is floating and sometimes, beached. It is always upright. From reading an interesting interview with the painter, he ultimately wants people to come home, kick back, and look at his paintings until "the feeling of being at the beach comes through." I highly suggest visiting this gallery and experiencing the paintings for yourself. The gallery hours vary slightly during off peak season, which is when we went. But generally, they are open from 11:00-8:00/9:00 pm during the fall months.

I had a really wonderful time checking this place out. It was right in the main area of town, and…read moregreat place to meet people.