We love this gallery and have purchased many pieces over the years through Freda -- who always…read moremakes sure that we make good decisions without being pushy. They represent a great group of Ptown artist like the owner Robert Cardnial including Milby, Steve Kennedy, Michael Davis and many more. A great place to stop anytime.

We've been visiting this family-owned art gallery for nearly 20 years, on our annual…read moretrips to Provincetown. It has a carefully curated collection of fine art, mostly by artists with a Cape Cod affiliation (including the owners and their family). The staff and owners are extremely helpful and (of course) knowledgeable about the art.We recently made our first purchase and are very happy with it. Our painting was carefully packed and arrived in perfect condition. If your looking for fine art in Provincetown, Kiley Court is the place to go.

Beautiful work, well displayed for easy viewing. Kyle Ringquist's work is unique in that he uses…read morethe method of reverse painting, resulting in a burst of color. The subjects vary, some being floral, others being dancers or nautical themes, but all stunning. I have purchased multiple pieces of art from this gallery and all are prominently displayed within my home. Kyle is easy to talk with and very approachable. Any visit to Provincetown deserves a stop at the Kyle Ringquist Gallery.

Kyle's art is unique and beautiful…read more His technique, reverse painting, is skillfully crafted by applying paint on the back of glass/ plexiglass. His subject matter ranges from male nude dancers,coastal scenes to beautiful bouquets of dahlias/ arranged flowers. The piece I purchased from Kyle Ringquist's Gallery is a row of white dahlias on a vermilion background, simple yet refined. it is prominently displayed over my fireplace. I strongly recommend visiting The Ringquist Gallery on your visit to Provincetown!

This place is pretty cool. The potter is really cool and personable. We bought a platter and will…read moreorder one of his customized plates as a wedding gift for our daughter and son-in-law. Check it out.

Kemp Pottery is a store you must go to when you are in the Orleans/Chatham area on the Cape. The…read morepottery is beautiful and something you can actually use. Mr. Kemp is not only an artist but he is also an environmentalist. He is so knowledgeable about what is going on with native species and is just a joy to talk to. Kemp Pottery is a special place: please go there, you will be so glad you did.

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.

Beautiful artwork and a very friendly staff make browsing and shopping for that special piece an…read moreenjoyable experience. With the help of Adam, we found just what we were looking for !

This is a great gallery in Wellfleet village. Amazing art and a lovely garden with marsh views.read more

Beautiful works of art capturing Cape life perfectly. The owner also does paintings of your…read morechildren/grandchildren at the beach which are truly amazing. A must visit.

I had a lovely experience at Barnstable Pottery this week. What I love about this store is that…read moreKevin doesn't try to hide the process. Right when you walk in, you see 4 wheels set up. Then as you walk around the store, you can see pottery at all stages of its production. Bonus for me: the day I was there, Kevin was talking to his high school art teacher who inspired him to go into this field. It was so nice to see the mentor/mentee relationship, and from their conversation is sounds like Kevin is paying this forward with some youngins. The pottery is lovely, but the best places are all about the people behind the art, and Barnstable Pottery is one of those places.

On a sunny Sunday I was taking a slow, meandering trip back to Boston when we stumbled upon this…read morequaint little studio on 6A in Barnstable. Now I, being a fan, enthusiast and novice artist myself always have a special place in my heart for a pottery studio. When I walked in with my two partners in crime, we found the studio owner sitting at one of 4 wheels trimming pieces and enjoying the wonderful sunny day. There was a basset hound lounging on the floor and a charming woman keeping him company. Walking in you are immediately at ease, listening to the fountain made of thrown pieces and other parts as it playfully blows to each part. There are combination pieces making castles of all sizes in addition to other functional pieces. Mugs, vases, bowls, other little jars and containers. The castles themselves were impressive and obviously he has a considerable amount of time vested in each. I had even seen a bowl I was sure was hand build slab work but low and behold it was a huge, shallow bowl that had obvious signs of thrown work. There were even small oil lamps he had thrown and built. I almost regret not purchasing anything. Then we got to talking. He was welcoming and laid back almost as you would expect anyone to be who enjoys cape life. He was full of knowledge about all sorts of other things and even directed us to great lunch spots and a coffee house he raved about in the village. We had to have chatted for over an hour while admiring the style of his art that surrounded us. As we were hurrying out the door to get to the coffee shop before it close, we promised to be back. And next time I am NOT leaving empty handed.

This is a very nice gallery, and welcoming friendly staff. Great class selections, painting and…read morephotography, and I love that they are embracing digital art and new ways of exploring technology in art too. Plus online photography competitions are a nice option.

A life-changing decision I made after moving to the Cape 18 years ago was joining the Cape Cod Art…read moreCenter and its camera club. It truly is the "center" of art on the Cape. Between friendly competitions, knowledgeable speakers and teachers, and challenging juried mixed media art shows, I was able to build my photographic art skills. This, together with the support of friendly staff and members, helped me gain recognition as a CCAC "Master Artist" and enjoy a second career as a professional portrait photographer.