Provincetown
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The Day That Dolly Died
It’s going to go down in queer as history the day that the angelic superstar left this earth. Even Buckingham Palace rose to the occasion with the Coldstream Guards playing 9-5 at the Changing of the Guards the next day. Here in Provincetown, we all focused on celebrating her life: she was, after all, the…
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Julie Bowers Murphy : New Work : ‘LOST AT SEA’ @ The Captains Daughters, Provincetown
Artist Julie Bowers Murphy divides her time between Manhattan and Provincetown, which is at the very tip of the end of Cape Cod. However, just by looking at her work, it’s very obvious where her heart lies. PTown, after all, is the oldest living art colony in the US, and the light here makes everything…
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Deb Perry : Whispers of the Wharf At the edge of land and sea : new work @ The Commons, Provincetown
When you live on the tiny strip of (really quite gay) land at the very tip of Cape Cod, there are certain traditions that we all love to live by. A very important weekly one is the Friday Night Gallery Walk. Provincetown is, after all, the oldest Art Colony in the US, and is still…
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Artist Melissa Wilkinson returns to Provincetown with ‘AFTER IMAGE’ her new work at Studio Lacombe
Queerguru first met watercolorist Melissa Wilkinson in December 2021 when she made her debut appearance (as the sole queer woman) at Art Gaysel, Miami’s Queerest ArtFair curated by Alex Guerra at Hotel Gaythering (see HERE). We’ve been big fans of her work ever since She creates watercolor paintings inspired by found imagery drawn from disco…
