On Friday, June 5th, Greg Salvatori Gallery opens Tidal Hours: Movement, Light, and the Endless Summer — nine new oil paintings by Eric Price. The opening reception begins at 6:00 PM at 366 Commercial Street, Provincetown. The exhibition runs through June 18th. Admission is free.

Price is a Provincetown-based figurative painter and graduate of the New York Academy of Art (MFA) whose work centers on the male figure within the luminous coastal landscapes of the Outer Cape. His paintings move through a summer day — from bright midday crossings to the rose and violet of dusk — finding in Provincetown's tidal flats, dunes, docks, and open water an ongoing conversation between place, body, memory, and belonging.

Ahead of the opening, Price wrote a beautiful essay about how Provincetown shaped him as a painter — and what he found here that he had been looking for long before he arrived.

“This exhibition is the perfect embodiment of what Provincetown represents: a collision of heritage and innovation, vulnerability and boldness, beauty and provocation,” says artist and curator Greg Salvatori. “We are thrilled to open the season with these extraordinary new works from such a talented collective. Each artist brings a unique voice to a shared celebration of creativity and human connection.”