This intriguing show includes new work by master artist and mentor Paul Schulenburg, and also features work by Patricia Bangert, Patrick Blackwell, George Booth, Sally Bassett Dickeson, Maryalice Eizenberg, Celine R. Federici, Jerome Greene, Kely Knowles, Marc Kundmann, Robert LaPointe, Susan O'Brien McLean, Mary Moquin, Andrea Petitto, Lila Seveda, Julie Snyder, Cleber Stecei, Ewa Tomasian and Dale Wade.

New sculptures from Castle Hill's Clay from Life Group, including work by well-known artists Heather Blume, Del Filardi, Joyce Johnson, and others add a wonderful dimensionality to the exhibit.

Paul Schulenburg Painting Demonstration and Talk
at the Falmouth Art Center, Falmouth

Portrait and interior painting talk followed by an interior painting demonstration by Paul Schulenburg

For more information, please call 508.540.3304 or visit falmouthart.org.

Questions will be welcome, providing a wonderful opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of the creative processes at work in the paintings one collects.

This intriguing show includes new work by master artist and mentor Paul Schulenburg, and also features work by Patricia Bangert, Patrick Blackwell, George Booth, Sally Bassett Dickeson, Maryalice Eizenberg, Celine R. Federici, Jerome Greene, Kely Knowles, Marc Kundmann, Robert LaPointe, Susan O'Brien McLean, Mary Moquin, Andrea Petitto, Lila Seveda, Julie Snyder, Cleber Stecei, Ewa Tomasian and Dale Wade.

New sculptures from Castle Hill's Clay from Life Group, including work by well-known artists Heather Blume, Del Filardi, Joyce Johnson, and others add a wonderful dimensionality to the exhibit.

The Dune Shack Experience
Photographs by Stephanie Foster
at the Cape Cod National Seashore Salt Pond Visitor Center in Eastham

Stephanie Foster, photographer and writer, spent weeks alone in a Provincelands dune shack. She describes the experience as being in a living work of art.

Emphasizing free use of watercolor with little pre-planning to thwart imagination and brushwork, attendees will learn how to let the painting evolve, making quick decisions to develop brilliant color, strong values and a sense of design. There will be a demonstration each day. For more information, please call the Cape Cod Museum of Art at
508.385.4477 ext 16.

Cotuit Center for the Arts’ Curatorial Committee Exhibition
featuring work by Mary Moquin
Cotuit Center for the Arts, 4404 Falmouth Road Cotuit

Opening reception Saturday, March 24 from 5:00 to 7:00. For more information, please call 508.428.0669.

Collectors have been acquiring watercolors by Copley Master Elizabeth Pratt for almost 70 years. This retrospective exhibition includes landscapes, portraits, structures, animals and her unique depictions of the world under water. While many of the scenes are inspired by Cape Cod, the show also includes work from her extensive international travels.

Elizabeth said, “To enhance the effects of the renowned Cape Cod light, my colors are strong and my contrasts strong. Fluid and transparent, watercolor allows me to spontaneously capture the motion of the waves and currents that surround this peninsula. The expanses of sky, the reflections of the sky in the water, the natural flow of the wind, all lend themselves to the free expression afforded by this medium. I am truly pleased that this show will be mounted in Truro, in an area of abundant natural beauty.”

Schooled both as an artist and as a naturalist, Jim spent many years working primarily as an illustrator and author of birdwatchers’ field guides (including his Golden Field guide Eastern Birds).

Jim’s artwork has been featured in Plein Air Magazine, Western Art Collector and Wildlife Art, and on the covers of Sanctuary, Bird Watcher's Digest, Birding World, and The Auk, professional journal of the American Ornithologist’s Union. He is represented in permanent collections of the New York State Museum, Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum, Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Massachusetts Audubon Society, and Bennington Center for the Arts. In 2011, he was honored as the 32nd Master Wildlife Artist by the Woodson Museum.

Emphasizing free use of watercolor with little pre-planning to thwart imagination and brushwork, attendees will learn how to let the painting evolve, making quick decisions to develop brilliant color, strong values and a sense of design. For more information, please call Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill at 508.349.7511.

This workshop, led by Cammie Watson, will alternate between collecting data through sketches, notes, and memory in the field on one day, and the next day creating a landscape in the studio. Please call Castle Hill at 508.349.7511 to enroll or for more information.