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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
Arts
Residency Programs
Second Wave Feminism
Cape School Of Art
Mudheads
Impressionism
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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Recent Guests

David Drake
Artistic Director of the Provincetown Theater
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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
Gavin Kennedy
Art advisor and advocate for emerging artists
Episode: Collect and Connect with Gavin Kennedy
John Pirroni
A talented drag performer known for his work and performances in Provincetown, using the drag name Delta Miles.
Episode: Artist at Work: John Pirroni / Delta Miles
Lesley Marchessault
Executive Director of The Commons, a non-profit center for artists and co-working.
The Commons
Episode: Uncommon Ideas at The Commons with Lesley Marchessault

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Gaston Lacombe
Host guiding discussions on the history and narratives surrounding the art community in Provincetown, exploring diverse perspectives and preserving cultural heritage.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Fantastic show

    Love the variety of stories shared on this show!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LivelyJan
    United States2 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 States4 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 States5 months ago
  • Great!

    Interesting and well done. Looking forward to future episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ctuttle13
    United States5 months ago
  • 🌈💙

    Love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ❤️paul
    United States5 months ago

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Action, Activism, and Performance with Jay Critchley
Q: Now, how do you present this work? For example, the work you're doing now with Esso, how does that get presented to the public?
Jay shares that he presents his work through discussions on podcasts and at public events, intertwining performance art and environmental activism.
Action, Activism, and Performance with Jay Critchley
Q: What are some of your other projects that make a statement about the environment?
Jay mentions working with materials sourced from around him, including fish skins and plastic tampon applicators, to draw attention to environmental issues.
Action, Activism, and Performance with Jay Critchley
Q: What inspired you to cover cars with sand or fill cars with sand?
Jay was inspired during a journey back from Oregon where he collected colored sand and wanted to create a statement about the transient nature of life in Provincetown.
Action, Activism, and Performance with Jay Critchley
Q: So tell us, who is Jay Critchley?
Jay describes himself as an animal living in Provincetown during an unstable period in its history, which attracted him to the area.
The Birthplace of American Theater with David Drake
Q: What impact did The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me have?
It became a significant work during the AIDS crisis, highlighting LGBTQ+ issues and creating space for queer narratives in live theater.

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Exploring the rich history and vibrant present of a renowned coastal village, this podcast captures the essence of a unique artistic community that has been flourishing for over a century. Topics encompass the contributions of artists from diverse backgrounds, particularly within LGBTQ narratives, and delves into pivotal themes such as preservation, community engagement, and the roles of emerging artists. Listeners can expect engaging discussions with guests who are intimately connected to the art scene, including reflections on historical impact, current initiatives, and changing cultural landscapes.

What sets this podcast apart is its focus on the intersection of art and community in a location celebrated for its creativity. It offers in... more

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Recent guests on The Art Colony include:

1. David Drake
2. Sian Robertson
3. Kristen Becker
4. Beth Faherty
5. Grace Hopkins
6. Regina Binder
7. Gavin Kennedy
8. John Pirroni

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