GREG SALVATORI GALLERY
Open 11-3pm and 7-8:30pm
Closed on Tuesdays
Available by appointment - text/call now
366 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA
One of the biggest galleries in Provincetown, America’s favorite art colony, with two floors of exhibition space in three separate rooms, the Gallery features provocative and playful painting, photography and Augmented Reality by an international roster of artists.
"Vessels Of Fancy”
New drawings by Jeff Miller
Exhibit Opening Friday 8/16 at 7pm
Jeff Miller is accomplished artist with an insatiable curiosity for male form. His use of the line as an expressive tool is a synthesis of classical form and kinetic energy.
He creates a witty and elegant exploration of the male body with influences by the sinuous line of Art Nouveau and the work of Aubrey Beardsley. His playful and sexy drawing collection feels almost like a constellations, where each sign is ruled by desire, curiosity, attraction and beauty.
Nothing is ever superfluous in Jeff Miller’s artwork, having mastered the form in an artistic evolution that leaves his work seemingly minimal while offering a fresh and architectural take on the body. Discover More..
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"Seeing The Big Picture”
Paintings by Richard Taddei
Exhibit Opening Friday 8/9 at 7pm
Richard Taddei is an incredibly accomplished artist with a long and prolific career. He has shown his visionary paintings in prestigious galleries around the US, for more than three decades. His unique work is also part of the Leslie-Lohman Museum permanent collection. Recent press features include Time Out NY and The Gay/Lesbian Review by Taylor Lewandowski. Reed Massengill is currently working on a book about his life.
Well known for creating amazing trompe-l'œil and powerful murals, he shows the same artistic instinct in his paintings: he plays with the eyes of the viewer, instead of merely representing reality. Discover more..
Two Lifeguards - Richard Taddei
"The Legend Of Herring Cove"
New paintings by Danny Keith
Exhibit Opening Friday 8/9 at 7pm
Danny Keith, known for his evocative and dynamic style, continues to push his artistic boundaries. His masterful technique - MFA from California College of the Arts with a focus on figurative painting - and innovative approach are evident in every brushstroke, making this exhibition a must-see for art enthusiasts and collectors alike.
His paintings celebrate the male form and reveal a strong sense of intimacy and desire between artist and subject. They invite subtle narratives and suggest open and free emotions through a bright color palette and the captivating unfinished and imperfect form of his works.
Danny Keith is represented exclusively by Greg Salvatori Gallery. Discover more..
The Legend Of Herring Cove N. 4 - Danny Keith
"We're A Big Colorful Family"
New paintings by Carlo Trevisan
Exhibit Opening Friday 7/26 at 7pm
Carlo Trevisan is an endlessly creative contemporary painter. Selected artist for curated Saatchi Collections, Trevisan's work is shown in galleries around the world, from Hong Kong, to Beijing, Sao Paulo, New York, Rome, Paris, Amsterdam, and all the way to Provincetown.
Trevisan’s images are visionary and often ironic. While his theme is playful, his technique is impeccable, his control of his favorite media (oil on canvas) is remarkable, with beautiful transitions of light and darkness and a powerful sense of color. His minimalist and precise composition focuses the floating subject against Trevisan signature skies, adding a touch of lightness and suspension to the meaning. His colorful and surreal art connects with diverse viewers, disregarding age, language and cultural background. Discover more..
You & Me - 12”x 12” oil on canvas - Carlo Trevisan
“L’Elisir D’Amore / The Elixir Of Love”
New paintings by Greg Salvatori
Exhibit Opening Friday 7/12 7pm
Painter and photographer Greg Salvatori, known internationally for his colorful and provocative art, is set to debut his latest exhibition, “L’Elisir D’Amore / The Elixir Of Love.” The exhibit, opening Friday 7/12 at 7pm at Greg Salvatori Gallery, 366 Commercial Street, features his newest collection of paintings created during the past winter.
The opening night event will offer a meet-and-greet with the artist and the opportunity to discuss his inspiration and creative process while sharing some bubbles with his guests, buyers, friends, journalists and art collectors.
See the full show and read more here..
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New paintings by Danny Keith
Exhibit Opening Friday 6/28 7pm
Danny Keith, known for his evocative and dynamic style, has just completed his third residency at the Fine Arts Work Center, one of the country’s most prestigious art institutions. His masterful technique - MFA from California College of the Arts with a focus on figurative painting - and innovative approach are evident in every brushstroke. His paintings celebrate the male form and reveal a strong sense of intimacy and desire between artist and subject. They invite subtle narratives and suggest open and free emotions through a bright color palette and the captivating unfinished and imperfect form of his works.
Danny Keith's artistry resonates deeply with our mission to present provocative and transformative art. His ability to create memorable images and convey complex emotions through his paintings is truly remarkable. We are honored to exhibit his latest collection and believe it will leave a lasting impact on all who experience it. Discover more..
Artifice N. 9 - 24” x 30” acrylic and oil on birch panel - Danny Keith
Moments In The Sun
New paintings by Eric Price
Exhibit Opening Friday 6/14 7pm
Evasion Redux - 24” x 18” oil on canvas - Eric Price
Moments In The Sun is a solo show by New York and Provincetown based artist Eric Price, showcasing his new oil paintings.
Price is a gifted plein-air painter who grew up surrounded by the beauty of the outdoors and found solace in hiking, swimming, and sailing.
This connection with nature allowed him to come to terms with his queer identity and influences the themes and subjects of his art. Price has been inspired by the beauty of the beach and power of the ocean.
Price's art, set against the backdrop of Provincetown, captures the unbridled freedom and visibility embraced by the queer community, a sanctuary where kinship flourishes.
In his forthcoming exhibition, opening on June 14, 2024, Price weaves inspiration from cherished works of art, many imbued with queer themes. Painting like "Evasion Redux," a homage to Jared French's "Evasion," portrays the tumultuous dance between self-acceptance and societal expectations, positioning the figure within a haven of queer solace. "First Timers" reveals three young men, bravely and provocatively exploring their sexuality publicly for the first time, basking in the glow of the sun and newfound liberation. In "Who Wants to Play," a young man uncovers enchantment by the shore. Discover more..
Vivid Hope
New paintings by Greg Salvatori
Exhibit Opening Friday 5/24 6pm
Titled "Vivid Hopes,” this series presents a collection of acrylic paintings that invite viewers into a world of vibrant imagination and bold experimentation. Salvatori’s work incorporates novel materials and innovative applications, creating textured canvases that are both visually striking and deeply expressive.
The highlights of the show include “Sunset Hope,” a large-scale work that mesmerizes with its dynamic blend of colors, and “Hope Before Dawn” where Salvatori uses unexpected shapes to complement his playful vision. Each piece in the collection represents a part of Salvatori's ongoing interest in pushing his limits and exploring new artistic horizons.
“I spent the last year experimenting with techniques and I feel ready to share the fruit of my work. The perfectionist’s fear is there of course, but there’s always a voice inside me that tells me to play and to try. Each artwork is an invitation to experience the colors, the emotions, the textures and the stories.” Discover more..
From Edgar Award finalist comes a thrilling examination of the murder that captivated Jazz Age America, with echoes of the decadence and violence of The Great Gatsby.
“The case feels, a century later, as relevant as ever.
Polchin brings a wealth of colorful supporting detail.
A likable and knowledgeable guide to the era.”
The New York Times
“An entertaining account of an obscure yet fascinating crime”
Publishers Weekly
“Cements his place in the new true crime canon”
CrimeReads
Writer, professor, and cultural historian, James Polchin holds a Ph.D. in American Studies from New York University. He is a Clinical Professor in Liberal Studies at NYU where he teaches writing and cultural history. For a number of years he taught in London, Paris, and Florence. He has previously taught at the Creative Nonfiction Foundation, Princeton University Writing Program, The New School, and the American University.
His book Indecent Advances: A Hidden History of True Crime and Prejudice Before Stonewall was a finalist for an Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America, and named one of the best true crime books of the year by CrimeReads.
His work has been featured in The New York Times, The New Yorker, Paris Review, Rolling Stone, Slate, TIME, Huffington Post, CrimeReads, NewNextNow, The New Inquiry, and the Gay and Lesbian Review. He has been interviewed about his work by Vox, Oxygen, BBC4 Radio, National Public Radio, The American Scholar, CrimeReads, Bookforum, House of Mystery Radio, among other places.
James Polchin splits his time between New York and Provincetown, where he lives with his partner, the painter and photographer Greg Salvatori, and Albert, the yellow Labrador who loves tiaras.