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The Art Colony

Gaston Lacombe
Provincetown
Charles Hawthorne
The Fine Arts Work Center
Cape Cod School Of Art
Womencrafts
Portrait Painting
Residency Programs
Arts
Second Wave Feminism
Impressionism
Mudheads
Cape School Of Art
Winter Programs
Artist Workshops
Jhumpa Lahiri
Robert Motherwell
Marie Howe
American Theater
Eugene O'neill
LGBTQIA+ Community

From its roots in the 1800s to its thriving present, Provincetown has always been a magnet for artists. The Art Colony podcast, hosted by Gaston Lacombe, uncovers the people, places, and stories that make this seaside village one of the world’s most enduring creative communities.

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The Art Colony Podcast welcome Cherie Mittenthal, artist and Executive Director of the Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill. We take a journey through the long history of Castle Hill, and talk about the myriad offerings of classes at the center. ... more

Gaston talks with author Jeannette de Beauvoir, a France-born writer and historian who settled in Provincetown and created the Sidney Riley series. She explains how the town’s festivals, shifting seasonal crowds, and real locations inspire her plots,... more

Gaston invites PJ Kierans, a PTown chocolatier, on this week to discuss the mastery and artistry of chocolate making. PJ, who hails from London and trained in culinary arts in the UK and the Netherlands, explains his journey from a busy restaurant ki... more

Wall Writer and Wave Rider with Andrew Jacob

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Recent Guests

Andrew Jacob
Painter, muralist, oyster farmer, and avid surfer
Episode: Wall Writer and Wave Rider with Andrew Jacob
John Derian
Artist and owner of the John Derian shop known for his whimsical decoupage artworks.
John Derian Company
Episode: Cut and Paste with John Derian
Roddy Bottum
Musician, author, and poet, known for his bands Faith No More and Man on Man
Episode: Backstage and Between the Lines with Roddy Bottum
David Drake
Artistic Director of the Provincetown Theater
Provincetown Theater
Episode: The Birthplace of American Theater with David Drake
Sian Robertson
Collage artist known for her map-based artworks
Self-employed artist
Episode: Artist at Work - Sian Robertson
Kristen Becker
Comedian, producer, and activist known for her blend of humor and advocacy
Episode: Good Deeds and Dirty Jokes with Kristen Becker
Beth Faherty
An artist based in Provincetown, originally from North Carolina, known for her colorful and joyful paintings that often reflect her connection to nature.
Episode: Artist at Work - Beth Faherty
Grace Hopkins
Artist and Gallery Director
Episode: Stories of Provincetown Galleries with Grace Hopkins
Regina Binder
International consultant to UNESCO, World Bank, and the Asian Development Bank, focusing on artistic preservation in Provincetown.
Episode: Redefining Significance with Regina Binder

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Gaston Lacombe
Host of a podcast that explores the artistic and cultural elements of Provincetown, showcasing diverse voices and their stories, often tied to the community and its history.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 30 ratings
  • Bravo!

    The Art Colony podcast is a real gift to Provincetown. Gaston has a way of walking you through the history of this queer little town I love to call home with such care, depth, and heart. Each episode feels thoughtful and deeply rooted in place. My only wish is that one day we get to turn the tables and hear his story through the lens of someone else interviewing him.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JCom3
    United States3 months ago
  • Fantastic show

    Love the variety of stories shared on this show!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LivelyJan
    United States4 months ago
  • Always interesting and artistic

    If you love Provincetown’s art community you’ll love this podcast. Gaston gets inside Ptown’s art history with real experts. If you’re new Ptown’s art community or a long time participant you’ll always find something interesting and new in this podcast. Bravo!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MarkScottPR
    United States5 months ago
  • Best thing I heard all day

    I could listen to Gaston all day. If you love art and Provincetown this is the cast for you. Epic!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LakeOntarioPress
    United States6 months ago
  • Great!

    Interesting and well done. Looking forward to future episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ctuttle13
    United States6 months ago

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Cut and Paste with John Derian
Q: If people want to learn more about your work, where should they go?
johnderian.com, you can see the whole collection of things that I design.
Cut and Paste with John Derian
Q: Is there a reason that you're specifically attracted to these images of the late 1700s and 1800s?
I have no idea how I am this person attracted to these things. But I am.
Cut and Paste with John Derian
Q: So tell our listeners, who is John Derian?
I am a creative type. I've always made things since childhood.
Backstage and Between the Lines with Roddy Bottum
Q: Where does the title 'The Royal We' come from?
Roddy Bottum describes it as a reflection on the community he was part of, feeling entitled and privileged during a unique historical period in San Francisco.
Backstage and Between the Lines with Roddy Bottum
Q: Did you have to get permission from all these people to talk about them?
Roddy Bottum explains he didn't seek permission from most people mentioned in his book since he has intimate connections with many of them, particularly those who have passed away.

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What is The Art Colony about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the rich artistic heritage and vibrant contemporary scene of a unique seaside village, this podcast explores a variety of interconnected themes through the lens of art and community. Guests often include artists, activists, and creative individuals who share their personal journeys, contributions to the art community, and their reflections on the cultural significance of their work. Topics range from visual arts and performance to the history and evolution of the local art scene, making it an invaluable resource for those interested in the intersection of art and social issues.

The podcast stands out for its commitment to highlighting lesser-known narratives and underrepresented voices within the artistic community, particularly... more

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1. Andrew Jacob
2. John Derian
3. Roddy Bottum
4. David Drake
5. Sian Robertson
6. Kristen Becker
7. Beth Faherty
8. Grace Hopkins

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