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McDermott Glass Studio
Sandwich Glass Museum Featured Artist 2019: McDermott Glass Studio For over 18 years master glassblowers David McDermott and his wife Yukimi Matsumoto and their team have been producing magnificent glass that has been displayed in hundreds of galleries across the country, as well as the Metropolitan Museum…
Serious Fun
“Serious Fun” runs March 3 – April 20 and will be juried by Salley Mavor, whose exhibition titled “Liberty and Justice: The Sweet to Satirical Art of Salley Mavor” will run concurrently. For over 40 years Salley has created artwork that ranges from precious to poignant to…
Georganna Lenssen: Reinventing the Real
Contemporary artist Georganna Lenssen’s work is anchored in representational subject matter as a point of departure. With no predetermined end in mind, she works intuitively and responsively, exploring possibilities and directions as part of her process. While constantly referencing the natural world, she creates an…
Liberty and Justice: The Sweet to Satirical Art of Salley Mavor
The "Liberty and Justice" exhibit is an opportunity to see a wide array of works by fiber artist and illustrator, Salley Mavor, who has recently added political satire to her list of subjects to explore. She uses small dolls as a metaphor for playing house…
Robert F. Kennedy: Ripple of Hope
The John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum is pleased to announce the opening of a special exhibit to commemorate the life and legacy of Robert F. Kennedy. The “RFK: Ripple of Hope” exhibit, assembled in collaboration with RFK Human Rights Foundation, will be on display through…
Creating Camelot: The Kennedy Photography of Jacques Lowe
“Creating Camelot: The Kennedy Photography of Jacques Lowe,” features intimate, behind-the-scenes images of John F. Kennedy, his wife, Jacqueline, and their children, Caroline and John, taken by Kennedy’s personal photographer. The original negatives of nearly all of the 70 images displayed in “Creating Camelot” were…
JFK at 100: Life and Legacy
John F. Kennedy’s words inspired not only his generation but continue to inspire generations of people around the globe. How did he become a man so committed to public service? How does his legacy live on? What role did Cape Cod play in shaping his…
The Artists of Zion Union Heritage Museum at Cape Cod Museum of Art
The Cape Cod Museum of Art (CCMoA) is honored to collaborate with Zion Union Heritage Museum (ZUHM) to celebrate Black History Month with an exhibition of several of Zion’s resident artists: Michael Alfano, Sean Cassidy, Pamela Chatterton-Purdy,Joe Diggs, Carl Lopes, Robin J. Miller, and Claudia Smith-Jacobs. “We…
Glassblowing Demonstrations
Watch molten glass, drawn from the furnace, blown and pressed into exquisite shapes. Learn why the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company led the world in the manufacture of glass during the early 19th century. The glassblower selects someone from each audience to press an actual…
Twenty-One in Truro: Celebrating the Cahoon Museum Collection
Contemporary artists often draw inspiration from museums and their diverse collections. In recognition of the twenty-first anniversary of the artists group Twenty-One in Truro, the Cahoon Museum of American Art invited the Twenty-One in Truro members to each create a work of art in response…