WHAT's upper and lower lobbies at the Julie Harris Stage offer an exceptional opportunity for artists to show their work. Wellfleet Artist, Nancy Nicol, curates the space for us, scheduling shows on an as-available basis. WHAT recieves no monetary benefit from these showings - just the pleasure of sharing these wonderful artists with our patrons! Below are just a few of our upcoming artists.

Schedule of Current & Upcoming Shows

May 27 - Rowland Scherman

Rowland Scherman is an American photographer. He studied at Oberlin College, and was dark room apprentice at LIFE magazine. He was the first photographer for the newly-formed Peace Corps in 1961. His photographs appeared in Life, Look, Time, National Geographic, Paris Match and Playboy, among many others, and he photographed many of the iconic musical, cultural, and political events of the 1960s, including the 1963 Newport Folk Festival, the Beatles first US concert, and Woodstock. He won a Grammy Award in 1968 for his photograph cover of "Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits". His published collections include "Love Letters", an alphabet formed by posed dancers, and "Elvis is Everywhere." He lived in Birmingham, Alabama, and documented Alabama's Highway 11. He now lives on Cape Cod.
Rowland's Website

Portrait: Bob Dylan

June 17 - Sarah Riley and Nancy Nicol

Artist and sculptor, Nicol has been painting and exhibiting locally and nine years ago opened Gallery 5, a home occupation business. The gallery is located at the intersection of East Commercial and Main Streets facing the 'Welcome to Wellfleet' row boat.

July 1 - Cathy Tingle

Catherine McDermott-Tingle is a commercial and fine art photographer living in Cambridge, MA.

Some of her personal projects include Mad About the Madison, a documentary on the demolition of the art deco Hotel Madison, The American West which highlights contemporary ranch life and big sky landscapes. And Dr. John which illustrates the day to day life of a large animal vet in upstate New York. These projects have been exhibited nationwide including Boston City Hall and The Boston Public Library.

She has also worked as a still photographer for PBS documentaries and many independent films. Her work has been published in The New York Times, The Boston Globe, The Los Angeles Times and exhibited internationally.

Catherine owns and operates Avanti Studios in Boston-- shooting commercial work for Timberland, Converse, The Boston Celtics, Healthworks Fitness and many more happy clients!

July 22 - Haitian Artists from Matenwa present: "Apre Trembleman" (After the Quake), also represented at RaRa in Wellfleet.

August 5 - Ellen LeBow

ELLEN LEBOW has been a driving force in the art worlds of Boston and Cape Cod, working as a commercial and fine artist in the former and and in the avant garde of the latter as artistic trail blazer, gallery owner and art critic. Perhaps her greatest distinction as an artist is her seemingly endless creativity and the broad diversity of her ouevre which embraces a wide range of media and styles often taking them in radical new directions with fearless inventiveness and verve. Her latest body of work is a series black and white drawings executed in ink on scratchboard. In this medium, the artist paints on special white board in ink and then scratches the drawing through the black, inked areas. LeBow's recent imagery, is a radical departure from the Haitian focus of her past work. LeBow's new, elongated panels attempt to depict the ecstatic, indiscriminate onslaught of life on time. Each one features the decent of a tumbling, cosmic cloud packed with characters "cannibalized," she says, from personal and artistic influences. LeBow weaves a compressed assault of "divine messengers" that collapse time and space, threatening to at once overpower and exalt the earth-bound life below. As always, the results are stunning in their power and beauty of line.

"Woman Waiting"
Hand of Mother Series
24" x 36"India Ink drawing on Clay coated Board

July 22 - Haitian Artists from Matenwa present: "Apre Trembleman" (After the Quake), also represented at RaRa in Wellfleet.

August 25 - Bill Evaul

A Provincetown artist since 1970, William Evaul produces oil paintings and white-line woodblock prints as well as works on paper: drawings, watercolors and monotypes and monoprints. He employs a vibrant color palette and a kind of figurative expressionism to create a wide variety of images including musicians, New York skylines, nudes, wine bottle still lifes and a lively fauvist/cubist series called "Dancing Houses." As an educator, curator and art consultant in the field of 20th Century Art, Evaul conducts art workshops in white-line wood cut printmaking, slide lectures on Provincetown Art History, organizes exhibitions, produces certified appraisals and can advise on collection management. Browse this site for a sampling of the artwork and contact us directly for more information. Enjoy!