2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘The Baltimorons”
Part III: ‘The Challenge of Love’
THE BALTIMORONS (2025) dir. Jay Duplass
Alden Gallery presents 'A Quiet Resilience'
A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception
Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.
“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”
During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.
Forrest Floor
Nicholas and Ray Wells Shack
Race Point Ranger Station
Alden Gallery presents 'A Quiet Resilience'
A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception
Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.
“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”
During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.
Forrest Floor
Nicholas and Ray Wells Shack
Race Point Ranger Station
Alden Gallery presents 'A Quiet Resilience'
A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception
Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.
“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”
During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.
Forrest Floor
Nicholas and Ray Wells Shack
Race Point Ranger Station
Alden Gallery presents 'A Quiet Resilience'
A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception
Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.
“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”
During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.
Forrest Floor
Nicholas and Ray Wells Shack
Race Point Ranger Station
Robert Glisson & Linda Reedy at Alden Gallery Artist’s Reception
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Robert Glisson and Linda Reedy. These two extraordinary landscape painters have been exhibiting together in our summer launch show for more than a decade.
Linda Reedy
Robert Glisson
Robert Glisson & Linda Reedy at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Robert Glisson and Linda Reedy. These two extraordinary landscape painters have been exhibiting together in our summer launch show for more than a decade.
Linda Reedy
Robert Glisson
Robert Glisson & Linda Reedy at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Robert Glisson and Linda Reedy. These two extraordinary landscape painters have been exhibiting together in our summer launch show for more than a decade.
Linda Reedy
Robert Glisson
Robert Glisson & Linda Reedy at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Robert Glisson and Linda Reedy. These two extraordinary landscape painters have been exhibiting together in our summer launch show for more than a decade.
Linda Reedy
Robert Glisson
Robert Glisson & Linda Reedy at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Robert Glisson and Linda Reedy. These two extraordinary landscape painters have been exhibiting together in our summer launch show for more than a decade.
Linda Reedy
Robert Glisson
Alice Denison & Jane Paradise Artist’s reception
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Alice Denison & Jane Paradise. Alice has been showing her metaphorical florals at the Alden since we opened in 2007. Jane is a photographer whose work has showcased in the monograph The Dune Shacks of Provincetown.
Alice Denison & Jane Paradise at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Alice Denison & Jane Paradise. Alice has been showing her metaphorical florals at the Alden since we opened in 2007. Jane is a photographer whose work has showcased in the monograph The Dune Shacks of Provincetown.
Alice Denison & Jane Paradise at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Alice Denison & Jane Paradise. Alice has been showing her metaphorical florals at the Alden since we opened in 2007. Jane is a photographer whose work has showcased in the monograph The Dune Shacks of Provincetown.
Alice Denison & Jane Paradise at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Alice Denison & Jane Paradise. Alice has been showing her metaphorical florals at the Alden since we opened in 2007. Jane is a photographer whose work has showcased in the monograph The Dune Shacks of Provincetown.
Alice Denison & Jane Paradise at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Alice Denison & Jane Paradise. Alice has been showing her metaphorical florals at the Alden since we opened in 2007. Jane is a photographer whose work has showcased in the monograph The Dune Shacks of Provincetown.
Mike Wright & Paul Kelly Artist’s reception
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Mike Wright and Paul Kelly. Mike is a celebrated local sculptor who works with found painted wood, and Paul is an architect and Provincetown modernist.
Mike Wright & Paul Kelly
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Mike Wright and Paul Kelly. Mike is a celebrated local sculptor who works with found painted wood, and Paul is an architect and Provincetown modernist.
Mike Wright & Paul Kelly
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Mike Wright and Paul Kelly. Mike is a celebrated local sculptor who works with found painted wood, and Paul is an architect and Provincetown modernist.
Mike Wright & Paul Kelly
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Mike Wright and Paul Kelly. Mike is a celebrated local sculptor who works with found painted wood, and Paul is an architect and Provincetown modernist.
Mike Wright & Paul Kel
Alden Gallery Presents
A show of new work by Mike Wright and Paul Kelly. Mike is a celebrated local sculptor who works with found painted wood, and Paul is an architect and Provincetown modernist.
Joerg Dressler Artist’s reception
Alden Gallery Presents
“Wild Companion”
A solo show of new work by Joerg Dressler, a founding artist of the Alden Gallery.
Joerg Dressler at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
“Wild Companions”
A solo show of new work by Joerg Dressler, a founding artist of the Alden Gallery.
Joerg Dressler at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
“Wild Companions”
A solo show of new work by Joerg Dressler, a founding artist of the Alden Gallery.
Joerg Dressler at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
“Wild Companions”
A solo show of new work by Joerg Dressler, a founding artist of the Alden Gallery.
Joerg Dressler at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
“Wild Companions”
A solo show of new work by Joerg Dressler, a founding artist of the Alden Gallery.
Jim Broussard & Chris Finger Artist’s reception
Alden Gallery Presents
New work by Jim Broussard and Chris Firger. Jim is a Provincetown plein air landscape artist whose work is also featured in an annual winter solo show. Chris will be unveiling new work in his unique modern-realist style.
Jim Broussard & Chris Ferger at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
New work by Jim Broussard and Chris Firger. Jim is a Provincetown plein air landscape artist whose work is also featured in an annual winter solo show. Chris will be unveiling new work in his unique modern-realist style.
Jim Broussard & Chris Ferger at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
New work by Jim Broussard and Chris Firger. Jim is a Provincetown plein air landscape artist whose work is also featured in an annual winter solo show. Chris will be unveiling new work in his unique modern-realist style.
Jim Broussard & Chris Ferger at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
New work by Jim Broussard and Chris Firger. Jim is a Provincetown plein air landscape artist whose work is also featured in an annual winter solo show. Chris will be unveiling new work in his unique modern-realist style.
Jim Broussard & Chris Ferger at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
New work by Jim Broussard and Chris Firger. Jim is a Provincetown plein air landscape artist whose work is also featured in an annual winter solo show. Chris will be unveiling new work in his unique modern-realist style.
Lisa Farnsworth, Robert Morgan & Kevin Cyr Artist’s reception
Alden Gallery Presents
Lisa is a local landscape painter who has joined the Alden Gallery this year. Robert’s male figures have been showing at the gallery since it opened, as have Kevin’s hyper-real portraits of cars and trucks.
Lisa Farnsworth, Robert Morgan & Kevin Cyr at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
Lisa is a local landscape painter who has joined the Alden Gallery this year. Robert’s male figures have been showing at the gallery since it opened, as have Kevin’s hyper-real portraits of cars and trucks.
Lisa Farnsworth, Robert Morgan & Kevin Cyr at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
Lisa is a local landscape painter who has joined the Alden Gallery this year. Robert’s male figures have been showing at the gallery since it opened, as have Kevin’s hyper-real portraits of cars and trucks.
Lisa Farnsworth, Robert Morgan & Kevin Cyr at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
Lisa is a local landscape painter who has joined the Alden Gallery this year. Robert’s male figures have been showing at the gallery since it opened, as have Kevin’s hyper-real portraits of cars and trucks.
Lisa Farnsworth, Robert Morgan & Kevin Cyr at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
Lisa is a local landscape painter who has joined the Alden Gallery this year. Robert’s male figures have been showing at the gallery since it opened, as have Kevin’s hyper-real portraits of cars and trucks.
Larry R Collins Artist’s reception
Alden Gallery Presents
“The Sacred Band”
A solo show of male nude drawings on paper by Larry R. Collins from his new book of the same title, inspired by the ancient Theban army of male lovers.
Larry R Collins at Alden Gallery
Alden Gallery Presents
“The Sacred Band”
A solo show of male nude drawings on paper by Larry R. Collins from his new book of the same title, inspired by the ancient Theban army of male lovers.
Alden Gallery presents 'A Quiet Resilience'
A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception
Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.
“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”
During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.
Forrest Floor
Nicholas and Ray Wells Shack
Race Point Ranger Station
Alden Gallery presents 'A Quiet Resilience'
A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception
Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.
“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”
During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.
Forrest Floor
Nicholas and Ray Wells Shack
Race Point Ranger Station
Alden Gallery presents 'A Quiet Resilience'
A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception
Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.
“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”
During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.
Forrest Floor
Nicholas and Ray Wells Shack
Race Point Ranger Station
Alden Gallery presents 'A Quiet Resilience'
Artist’s Reception
A show of platinum/palladium prints by photographer Ross Dube, Artist’s Reception
Ross Dube is a Provincetown resident who has been doing fine art photography since his youth. He studied at the Rhode Island School of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the Savannah College of Art and Design. While attending remotely, he works as a gallery assistant at the Alden Gallery, and this exhibit is a thesis project that’s been ongoing for the last two years.
“I started ‘A Quiet Resilience’ to document the endangered landscape and buildings around me on the Cape Cod National Seashore,” Ross says. “As the project grew, my need to advocate for their protection became more ardent, as I sought to present them in photographs authentically and unromantically while increasing my call for proper ecological stewardship. I wanted to investigate photography’s role in highlighting threatened landscapes. It looks at the vulnerability of the coast and presents it as a metaphor for our own existence: momentary, fragile, yet part of a larger, enduring whole.”
During the run of the show, the gallery’s hours will be Friday, 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 12 noon to 5 p.m.; and Sunday and Monday, 12 to 4 p.m. The gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment. Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.
Nicholas and Ray Wells Shack
Race Point Ranger Station
Forest Floor
Against All Odds Opening Reception
Curated by Barbara Cohen and Donna Pomponio
Join us for a glass of wine an evening of Jazz with Parker.
Tillies will open with a group exhibition curated by Barbara Cohen and Donna Pomponio featuring seventeen established local artists. Many of the participating artists have deep ties to Provincetown and have been working in the town for decades.
The exhibition brings together a wide range of artistic voices and media while responding to the recent changes in Provincetown’s gallery landscape. By offering a new venue for artists affected by recent gallery closures, Tillies hopes to help sustain the visibility of important creative voices within the community.
“This exhibition celebrates the depth of talent that has long defined Provincetown. These artists have been contributing to the cultural life of the town for many years, and this show offers an opportunity to experience their work together in a new setting.”
- Barbara E. Cohen
Barbara E. Cohen
Karen Miller
Pasquale Natale
Donna Pomponio, Hidden Faces, Oil, mixed media on wood
Jim Rand
Ray Nolin
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘Shampoo’
Part III: ‘The Challenge of Love’
SHAMPOO (1975) dir. Hal Ashby
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘The River’
Part III: ‘The Challenge of Love’
THE RIVER (1951) dir. Jean Renoir
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘All We Imagine As Light’
Part III: ‘The Challenge of Love’
ALL WE IMAGINE AS LIGHT (2024) dir. Payal Kapadia
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘Blue Velvet’
Part II: ‘Guilt and Justice’
BLUE VELVET (1986) dir. David Lynch
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘The Salesman’
Part II: ‘Guilt and Justice’
THE SALESMAN (2016) dir. Asghar Farhadi
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘Sorry, Baby’
Part II: ‘Guilt and Justice’
SORRY, BABY (2025) dir. Eva Victor
Alden Gallery Winter show w/Jim Broussard
Alden Gallery Presents A Show of New Work
By Jim Broussard
For Immediate Release: FEBRUARY 4, 2026
The Alden Gallery Presents a Show of New Work
by JIM BROUSSARD
SATURDAY-MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14-16, 2026,
at 423 Commercial St. in Provincetown
Provincetown, MA: The Alden Gallery will present a special winter show of new work by Jim Broussard, from Saturday, February 14, 2024 (Valentine’s Day) through Monday, February 16 (Presidents’ Day) at 423 Commercial St. The gallery will be open 12 noon to 5 p.m. throughout the holiday weekend. There will be no opening reception.
Jim Broussard is a Provincetown painter who works primarily in oil, painting street scenes, seascapes, and dunescapes en plein air. He studied at MassArt and, having spent summers in Provincetown since his youth, moved here year-round more than 20 years ago. His enduring subject is the town itself, which he has portrayed from every angle and during every season in his unique style and palette, which is rooted in Provincetown art colony impressionist traditions. He also frequently escapes into the Cape Cod National Seashore, where he’ll spend time alone in the dune shacks.
This fourth annual winter show is happening during the Alden Gallery’s off-season hiatus. Through April 4, the gallery is open online at aldengallery.com 24 hours a day, and by appointment or chance at 423 Commercial St. Call 646-483-8164 with any queries or to make an appointment.
Press contact: aldengallery@gmail.com or 646-483-8164.
Images attached (credit: courtesy of Alden Gallery):
December on the Flats, oil on canvas, 16 x 20 inches
Busker Alley at the Old Reliable, Winter, oil on canvas, 20 x 16 inches
First Snow, December, oil on canvas, 20 x 16 inches
A Different Point of View, oil on canvas, 20 x 24 inches
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘Monster’
Part II: ‘Guilt and Justice’
MONSTER (2023) dir. Hirokazu Kore-eda
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘M’
Part II: ‘Guilt and Justice’
M (1931) dir. Fritz Lang
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘The Conversation’
Part II: ‘Guilt and Justice’
THE CONVERSATION (1974) dir. Frances Ford Coppola
10th Annual Polar Bear Plunge
This annual fundraiser supports the Center for Coastal Studies and their pursuits in preserving and protecting marine ecosystems and the coastal environment through applied research, education and public policy initiatives.
G. Love Holiday Show at Truro Vineyards
Bundle up and celebrate the Holiday Season
with a FREE concert featuring G. Love!
Holly Folly Expanded Weekend #2
The nation’s largest and oldest LGBTQ+ Holiday Celebration
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘Tomboy’
Part I: ‘Design For Living’
TOMBOY (2011) dir. Celine Sciamma
Little Shop of Wonders
Spreading Cheer for the Holidays
Special Holly Folly Reception
Join the fun and mingle with our artists!
Holly Folly Expanded Weekend #1
The nation’s largest and oldest LGBTQ+ Holiday Celebration
Santa's Secret Circus Spectacular
Presented by Payment Performing Arts Center
Expect aerial wonder, daring feats, whimsical characters, and a dash of frosty mischief.
Farm and Son Wreath Making Workshop
Join Jeffrey Pratt from Farm and Son for a wreath making workshop at our Provincetown location.
All wreath making materials and refreshments will be provided.
2025-2026 Film Art Series - Screening of ‘Marlee Matlin: You’re Not Alone Anymore’
Part I: ‘Design For Living’
MARLEE MATLIN: YOU’RE NOT ALONE ANYMORE (2025) dir.Shoshannah Stern
