This is a great gallery in the middle of the gallery "district" on Commercial St. My daughter, an…read moreArt History Minor at NEU loved it.

I spent an enjoyable 3 hours this past Sat. at Bowersock Gallery watching the reknowned portrait…read moreartist, Pamela DuLong Williams, give an oil painting demonstration. The gallery was the perfect setting for the event as the light from the front window cast a nice glow on the model and the breeze from the door made for a pleasent atmoshpere. The owner of the gallery was more than accomodating to the artist as well as to the steady stream of eager buyers. I always make a point to visit this gallery as it has cutting edge paintings and sculptures that are ever changing. I made a video of the event that can be seen at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SflfFSztqfs

Two artists, Anne and Cynthia Packard (I didn't notice anything by Leslie on display in August…read more'09), have artwork on display here, and this is a wonderful gallery for so many reasons. 1. The two contrasting styles of Anne and Cynthia 2. The actual building in which the gallery is housed - gorgeous. 3. The size of the pieces displayed. You are forced to get the distance between you and the mostly large paintings, but they always draw you in. 4. The soft-coated Wheaton terrier snoozing at the entrance.

I had read about Jobi Pottery in a magazine and a few websites in Cape Cod and, on a cloudy day…read moredecided to stop in. What is produced now is vastly different in complexity of design and color from the original Jobi Pottery. These new functional pieces (do not put in dishwasher) are brightly colored with a simple, repetitive, hand- painted design of a fish. They are striking and whimsical and are priced at a moderate to expensive cost dependent upon size. It was good to stop and see. Did not purchase due to cost vs artistry.

Exactly what I was looking for and prices are actually very good! The fact is that you really…read morecan't get much better than this especially when you live on Cape Cod year-round. It is an adventure and a thrill just to go! You never know what you are going to buy even if you try to plan it out! Amazing!

Best gallery in Provincetown. Clearly people offering a 1 star rating don't understand how the art…read moreworld works. Wish I had bought THE Resika painting for $500.

I purchased a Resika painting several years ago for $5000. A few years ago it then sold at a major…read moreauction house for $500. Another client of the gallery shared with me that this same painting is now being offered by the gallery again and, on Artsy, for $5000. Begs the question if it sold at auction for $500, how is it again worth $5000 in a retail gallery? This is a slap to the artist, who this gallery has represented for years and to collectors who should have the confidence gallery owners stand by their offerings. Stay away!

I had a really wonderful time checking this place out. It was right in the main area of town, and…read moregreat place to meet people.

My boyfriend and I stopped by this gallery while visiting Provincetown. It's always been one of my…read morefavorites, and he fell in love with it just like I did the first time I was here. Thanassi, the owner of the gallery, goes by that singular name and is a Provincetown bon vivant. He is also the painter and mastermind behind those beautifully tranquil paintings dotting the outside and inside of the gallery space. His depictions of Herring Cove Beach, Long Point Light, and an unmoored dory come in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes the dory is floating and sometimes, beached. It is always upright. From reading an interesting interview with the painter, he ultimately wants people to come home, kick back, and look at his paintings until "the feeling of being at the beach comes through." I highly suggest visiting this gallery and experiencing the paintings for yourself. The gallery hours vary slightly during off peak season, which is when we went. But generally, they are open from 11:00-8:00/9:00 pm during the fall months.

Tom's Truro art studio is such an interesting opening into a Cape Cod artist's life. you'll see…read morehis current work and, in all likelihood , either find a completed work that speaks to you or begin a conversation about a commission. We loved working with him and the result was a view of a muddy low tide wellfleet harbor which now has pride of place in our home. ps. he made the frame as well!

From the owner: Studio of Tom Watson, a third generation artist best known for his representational oil landscapes…read moreof Provincetown, Truro, Welfleet, other areas of Cape Cod and the Adirondack Mountains. Tom graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design, where he studied with Chris Van Allsburg, David Macaulay, and Thomas Sgouros. Watson's paintings are in corporate, museum and private collections worldwide, have been exhibited widely, and have been published by Viking Press and David R. Godine Publishers. Watson is a recipient of the St. Botolph Club Foundation Annual Visual Artists Award. He is represented through his own studio, Thomas A. D. Watson Artist's Studio, in Truro, Massachusetts. Open studios - Tues. & Thurs. 9-12, June through September. Private appointments to view recent artwork and work in progress are welcome throughout the year, and can be made by contacting the artist directly.

Heard a nice lecture and saw an interesting show. Nice break from The beach etc…read more it's a pretty building with a pretty garden in front Cute gift shop

Paid $160 to upgrade to NARM membership (6 tix). This museum only honors 1 ticket (?). Not a great…read morepolicy- would have gladly left a donation had the experience been better. I own an art gallery, sat on the board of a contemporary art museum and have supported the arts for years. Penny wise, pound foolish way to encourage philanthropy.

Beautiful pieces of art! This gallery is towards the much quieter end of Commercial St (again the…read morechoice of words "much" and "quieter" - which I am assuming is the case on commercial st - at times I guess!). The gallery is divided into 2 sections. Lounge / house music playing through a very un-boombox like boombox - not too loud, mixed very well with the cool and soothing vibe of the place - with walls all painted in neutral colors - mostly a hue of white mixed with light grey. They have art on display by artists from everywhere. Something very unlike PTown where most art galleries are either owned by local artists or display the work of local artists for the most part. While we were visiting, the left section - bigger of the two, had on display many paintings by Cassandra Complex (pics attached). What was really fascinating about these pieces - as the kind gentleman who was managing the gallery explained, was that the artist not only uses the usual methods of painting, brush on canvas - but finishes the work with strokes of paint applied / painted with playing cards. On a canvas that was work in progress right near the entrance, many a playing cards immersed in acrylics of different colors could be seen along with brushes. And the most astounding piece of information about this collection of faces of men in different moods and hence the names of the paintings was that - these were not portraits; as we thought they would be on first look. The artist painted them all with her imagination. Quite remarkable. The other half of the gallery had a good mix of displays from various other artists. The main exhibition in the left half clearly stood out for sure. A must visit. You never know what you may find that would catch your fancy!

Awesome gallery on Commercial street! Always has new eclectic artwork by artists really pushing the…read moreboundaries! Love the work and I always am sure to stop by when I'm in town.

Kobalt was one of the stops in our Gallery Crawl yesterday. It's a fun gallery with creative 3 D…read moreart using antique pieces. Loved it very much. Visually intriguing. David Laro is a gifted artist.

Great artists, very cool selection and helpful staff.read more