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SUMMARY:Naturescape Gallery presents "Cartographies of Arctic Change" by Greg Fiske
DESCRIPTION:IN THE GALLERY DURING MUSEUM HOURS\, September through October 31\, 2026\nNaturescape Gallery at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History presents “Cartographies of Arctic Change” by Greg Fiske\, Director of Geospatial Technology at Woodwell Climate Research Center in Woods Hole\, September through October 2026\, during Museum hours. \nMaps are essential to telling the story of our changing world. Cartographer Greg Fiske combines science and art to create some of the most spectacular images of our home\, planet Earth. In this medium of cartography\, Greg’s work gives a birds-eye view of our world that bridges the gap between facts and emotions\, not only helping the general public to understand complex information about the impact of climate change but also assist climate scientists with the crucial visual information to address ways to combat it. \nIn his time at the Woodwell Climate Center\, Fiske and his colleague Christina Shintani\, have worked on maps detailing forest carbon in the United States\, global drought forecasts\, fire detections in the Amazon Rainforest\, and Arctic communities located on permafrost ground. \nAccording to Fiske\, “cartography isn’t one profession\, it’s a collection of professions”. A modern cartographer is a data analyst\, a statistician\, a designer\, a programmer\, a storyteller\, all rolled into one. Skills from each profession\, and a healthy curiosity about a hundred other subjects\, are required to create maps that are informative\, attention-grabbing\, and intuitive to read. \nFiske began his journey into cartography via the world of computer coding through his high school computer lab. With the guidance from mentors\, Greg later picked up other skills\, first learning how to apply coding to geospatial data and then how to display that data visually\, and as you will see in his Naturescape Gallery exhibit\, make it beautiful and attention-grabbing. \nImage Attached: \nRiver Art. This image shows elevation data from the ArcticDEM project (NGA-NSF) for the Lena River delta region of north-central Siberia. The variations in pink shades indicate how water has changed the landscape through time. \n*On Saturday\, October 17th at 1pm join Greg Fiske for his program\, “Putting Science on the Map”\, an exploration of commonly used tools and techniques for making beautiful maps\, as well as the challenges\, success stories and failures\, faced in nearly two and half decades of making maps for Woods Hole scientists.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/naturescape-gallery-presents-cartographies-of-arctic-change-by-greg-fiske/2026-10-14/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit,Nature
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SUMMARY:Naturescape Gallery presents "Cartographies of Arctic Change" by Greg Fiske
DESCRIPTION:IN THE GALLERY DURING MUSEUM HOURS\, September through October 31\, 2026\nNaturescape Gallery at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History presents “Cartographies of Arctic Change” by Greg Fiske\, Director of Geospatial Technology at Woodwell Climate Research Center in Woods Hole\, September through October 2026\, during Museum hours. \nMaps are essential to telling the story of our changing world. Cartographer Greg Fiske combines science and art to create some of the most spectacular images of our home\, planet Earth. In this medium of cartography\, Greg’s work gives a birds-eye view of our world that bridges the gap between facts and emotions\, not only helping the general public to understand complex information about the impact of climate change but also assist climate scientists with the crucial visual information to address ways to combat it. \nIn his time at the Woodwell Climate Center\, Fiske and his colleague Christina Shintani\, have worked on maps detailing forest carbon in the United States\, global drought forecasts\, fire detections in the Amazon Rainforest\, and Arctic communities located on permafrost ground. \nAccording to Fiske\, “cartography isn’t one profession\, it’s a collection of professions”. A modern cartographer is a data analyst\, a statistician\, a designer\, a programmer\, a storyteller\, all rolled into one. Skills from each profession\, and a healthy curiosity about a hundred other subjects\, are required to create maps that are informative\, attention-grabbing\, and intuitive to read. \nFiske began his journey into cartography via the world of computer coding through his high school computer lab. With the guidance from mentors\, Greg later picked up other skills\, first learning how to apply coding to geospatial data and then how to display that data visually\, and as you will see in his Naturescape Gallery exhibit\, make it beautiful and attention-grabbing. \nImage Attached: \nRiver Art. This image shows elevation data from the ArcticDEM project (NGA-NSF) for the Lena River delta region of north-central Siberia. The variations in pink shades indicate how water has changed the landscape through time. \n*On Saturday\, October 17th at 1pm join Greg Fiske for his program\, “Putting Science on the Map”\, an exploration of commonly used tools and techniques for making beautiful maps\, as well as the challenges\, success stories and failures\, faced in nearly two and half decades of making maps for Woods Hole scientists.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/naturescape-gallery-presents-cartographies-of-arctic-change-by-greg-fiske/2026-10-21/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit,Nature
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SUMMARY:OPEN STUDIOS at OLD SCHOOLHOUSE STUDIOS- 7 studios -12 artists!
DESCRIPTION:OPEN STUDIOS at Old Schoolhouse Studios \n7 studios/ 12 artist \n3328 Route 6A\, Barnstable Village
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/open-studios-at-old-schoolhouse-studios-7-studios-12-artists/
LOCATION:Old SchoolHouse Studios\, 3328 Route 6A\, Barnstable\, MA\, 02630
CATEGORIES:Art,Exhibit,Gallery Opening
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SUMMARY:Naturescape Gallery presents "Cartographies of Arctic Change" by Greg Fiske
DESCRIPTION:IN THE GALLERY DURING MUSEUM HOURS\, September through October 31\, 2026\nNaturescape Gallery at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History presents “Cartographies of Arctic Change” by Greg Fiske\, Director of Geospatial Technology at Woodwell Climate Research Center in Woods Hole\, September through October 2026\, during Museum hours. \nMaps are essential to telling the story of our changing world. Cartographer Greg Fiske combines science and art to create some of the most spectacular images of our home\, planet Earth. In this medium of cartography\, Greg’s work gives a birds-eye view of our world that bridges the gap between facts and emotions\, not only helping the general public to understand complex information about the impact of climate change but also assist climate scientists with the crucial visual information to address ways to combat it. \nIn his time at the Woodwell Climate Center\, Fiske and his colleague Christina Shintani\, have worked on maps detailing forest carbon in the United States\, global drought forecasts\, fire detections in the Amazon Rainforest\, and Arctic communities located on permafrost ground. \nAccording to Fiske\, “cartography isn’t one profession\, it’s a collection of professions”. A modern cartographer is a data analyst\, a statistician\, a designer\, a programmer\, a storyteller\, all rolled into one. Skills from each profession\, and a healthy curiosity about a hundred other subjects\, are required to create maps that are informative\, attention-grabbing\, and intuitive to read. \nFiske began his journey into cartography via the world of computer coding through his high school computer lab. With the guidance from mentors\, Greg later picked up other skills\, first learning how to apply coding to geospatial data and then how to display that data visually\, and as you will see in his Naturescape Gallery exhibit\, make it beautiful and attention-grabbing. \nImage Attached: \nRiver Art. This image shows elevation data from the ArcticDEM project (NGA-NSF) for the Lena River delta region of north-central Siberia. The variations in pink shades indicate how water has changed the landscape through time. \n*On Saturday\, October 17th at 1pm join Greg Fiske for his program\, “Putting Science on the Map”\, an exploration of commonly used tools and techniques for making beautiful maps\, as well as the challenges\, success stories and failures\, faced in nearly two and half decades of making maps for Woods Hole scientists.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/naturescape-gallery-presents-cartographies-of-arctic-change-by-greg-fiske/2026-10-28/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Natural History\, 869 Main St. RT 6A\, Brewster\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Exhibit,Nature
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261119T170000
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Cape Cod Canal
DESCRIPTION:“As the Cape Cod Maritime Museum prepares to close its Cape Cod Canal exhibit in Fall 2026\, this program offers a final opportunity to explore one of the region’s most significant engineering achievements. Each year\, millions of people cross the bridges over the Canal—but few fully understand its history and operation. \nJoin U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Park Ranger Samantha Gray for an engaging presentation that delves into the Canal’s origins\, construction\, and evolution. Through archival photographs\, historic maps\, and film\, the program traces the Canal from its early development and reconstruction to its role today\, offering insight into both its engineering significance and its impact on Cape Cod. \nPart of our History on Tap series—join us for an evening of local history\, conversation\, and craft brews. \nAdmission: $10 per person / $5 for members \nMust be 21+ to sample beer; IDs will be checked at the door. \nEnjoy craft beer from our sponsor\, Cape Cod Beer\, along with cheese\, crackers\, water\, and non-alcoholic beer options. \nWe highly recommend reserving your tickets on our website in advance. Popular events often sell out quickly\, and we cannot always accommodate walk-ins. Don’t miss out—plan and secure your spot! “
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/history-on-tap-cape-cod-canal/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Historical,Lecture
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ORGANIZER;CN="Cape Cod Maritime Museum":MAILTO:info@capecodmaritimemuseum.org
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SUMMARY:🦊 Autumn Animals Art Camp
DESCRIPTION:🦊 Autumn Animals Art Camp\nNovember 23rd\, 10am-2pm \nSandwich Glass Museum \n$95 \nGet ready for a fun-filled day of art\, creativity\, and glass making! Campers will take inspiration from the animals of the season while exploring different artistic techniques and creating three exciting\, hands-on projects. \nFused-Glass Fox Suncatcher\nOwl Mixed-Media Collage\nSurprise Seasonal Art Project\nThis camp is appropriate for ages 8–12. Campers should bring a lunch\, snack\, water\, and a sweater as the studio may be chilly.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/%f0%9f%a6%8a-autumn-animals-art-camp/
LOCATION:Sandwich Glass Museum\, 129 Main Street\, Sandwich\, MA\, 02563\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art
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ORGANIZER;CN="Sandwich Glass Museum":MAILTO:meghan.derion@sandwichglassmuseum.org
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SUMMARY:PAINT DAY! Paint the Collection with Michael Giaquinto
DESCRIPTION:Today’s featured work: “Townscape” / “Tree Landscape” verso\, n.d.\, Charles Heinz\, Oil on canvas\, 26″ x 29.5″ x 2.25″ framed\, painted recto and verso \nDiscover your creativity during an inspiring and enjoyable afternoon of artmaking. \nGuided by instructor Michael Giaquinto\, you’ll draw inspiration from the Museum’s rich Permanent Collection and transform it into your own original artwork. Each month features a different piece from the Cape Cod Museum of Art’s collection\, allowing participants to see these remarkable works up close and learn their stories. \nAll materials — including acrylic paints\, canvases\, brushes\, palette knives\, and easels — are provided. \nPaint the Collection! welcomes artists of all levels — from seasoned painters to those picking up a brush for the very first time. Middle and high school students are welcome to participate when registered with a participating parent or guardian.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/paint-day-paint-the-collection-with-michael-giaquinto/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Art\, 60 Hope Lane\, Dennis\, Massachusetts
CATEGORIES:Art,Classes,Gallery Opening,Museum,Music,Painting,Sign Up in Advance,Talk
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SUMMARY:History on Tap: Sea Monsters
DESCRIPTION:“From classical antiquity to the Age of Exploration\, sea monsters captured humanity’s imagination as powerful symbols of the ocean’s dangers and mysteries. Join Senior Physical Scientist Glen Gawarkiewicz of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution for Sea Monsters from Classical Times through the Age of Exploration\, an engaging presentation exploring the legends\, myths\, and maritime history behind some of the world’s most fascinating sea creatures. \nPart of our History on Tap series—join us for an evening of local history\, conversation\, and craft brews. \nAdmission: $10 per person / $5 for members \nMust be 21+ to sample beer; IDs will be checked at the door. \nEnjoy craft beer from our sponsor\, Cape Cod Beer\, along with cheese\, crackers\, water\, and non-alcoholic beer options. \nWe highly recommend reserving your tickets on our website in advance. Popular events often sell out quickly\, and we cannot always accommodate walk-ins. Don’t miss out—plan and secure your spot! “
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/history-on-tap-sea-monsters/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Maritime Museum\, 135 South St.\, Hyannis\, Ma.\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Historical,Lecture,Museum
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