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SUMMARY:Artist Leslie Goldman-Exhibit -Autumn in Hyannis Jan. 9 through Feb. 28\, 2026
DESCRIPTION:AUTUMN IN HYANNIS | New Exhibition by Artist Leslie Goldman \nAutumn in Hyannis\, a new\, exclusive body of work by artist Leslie Goldman\, created during her tenure as an Artist in Residence at Sketch Pad on the Cultural Center’s Hyannis campus in Autumn of 2025. \nDates on View: January 7th – February 28th 2026\nHOURS: Bass River location: \nTuesday-Friday 10 am – 5 pm   Saturday 10 am – 3 pm \nGalleries closed Sunday and Monday\, but open for events based on schedule \n\nLocation:  Launch Pad Gallery\, Cultural Center of Cape Cod\, 307 Old Main Street\, South Yarmouth\, MA 02664 \nDeveloped during an immersive residency\, Autumn in Hyannis reflects Leslie Goldman’s walking-based \npractice and engagement with place and seasonal change. Collected fallen leaves became both material \nand reference\, informing seven cut-paper works and an accompanying installation that abstract organic \nforms through repetition\, layering\, and shadow\, inviting quiet observation and reflection. \n“Walking and collecting leaves is a way of mapping place through attention rather than \ndocumentation. This exhibition is not a literal representation of the Hyannis landscape\, but a \nresponse to time spent walking\, noticing\, and working within it. The work holds traces of that \nresidency experience—of movement\, seasonal change\, and the small\, often overlooked details \nthat shape how we inhabit a place.” — Leslie Goldman \nAbout the Artist \nLeslie Goldman is a multimedia artist based in Hanson\, Massachusetts\, known for her delicate\, \nmeditative sculptures and intricate papercuts inspired by organic forms and the natural world. Her \nwork often emerges from her daily walking practice—an act that connects her to her body\, her \nenvironment\, and the quiet transformations of the seasons. Through drawing\, wirework\, and paper \nconstruction\, Goldman mirrors the rhythms of nature\, offering viewers a reflective experience \ngrounded in time\, texture\, and observation. \nGoldman holds an MFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design\, a Post-Baccalaureate \nCertificate from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, and an MA in Art \nHistory from Boston University. After more than two decades teaching art at The Newman School \nin Boston\, she currently serves as Education Programs Manager at the Cahoon Museum of \nAmerican Art. Her work has been exhibited throughout New England\, including at Cotuit Center for \nthe Arts\, Gallery Twist\, and Laconia Gallery. \nLearn more at LGoldmanArt.com \n______________________________________________________________________________ \nAbout the Cultural Center of Cape Cod \nThe Cultural Center of Cape Cod is a nonprofit arts organization dedicated to connecting community \nthrough creativity. Through exhibitions\, education programs\, and artist residencies\, the Center fosters \nmeaningful engagement with the arts across the Cape Cod region.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/artist-leslie-goldman-exhibit-autumn-in-hyannis/2026-01-09/
LOCATION:Cultural Center of Cape Cod\, 307 Old Main St.\, South Yarmouth\, Ma.\, MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Artist Talk: Robert Henry — Working in Series
DESCRIPTION:Join Robert Henry\, acclaimed Cape artist and educator\, for a special conversation with Director of Art Benton Jones about his unique approach to creating artwork in series—a method where multiple pieces are connected by theme\, subject\, or style. \nHenry will share insights from his seven-decade career\, his artistic process\, and his connection to the teachings of Hans Hofmann. The talk will be followed by a brief audience Q&A. \nRobert Henry (b. 1933\, Brooklyn\, NY) is a distinguished American painter\, educator\, and arts leader whose work is deeply rooted in the Modernist tradition. With a career spanning over six decades\, Henry has become a central figure in the Provincetown art community and a major influence on generations of artists through both his practice and teaching. \nHenry’s formal art education began at the Brooklyn Museum Art School\, followed by Brooklyn College\, where he developed a strong foundation in traditional and contemporary techniques. A pivotal moment in his artistic journey came when he was awarded a scholarship to study at the Hans Hofmann School of Fine Arts in Provincetown\, Massachusetts. Hofmann\, a towering figure in 20th-century art and a key proponent of Abstract Expressionism\, became a formative influence on Henry’s approach to color\, composition\, and the expressive power of form. \nKnown for his deep exploration of the human figure and urban environment\, Henry frequently works in series\, producing multiple interrelated works that investigate a single subject\, theme\, or technique over time. These series allow him to push the boundaries of representation and abstraction\, often emphasizing psychological depth\, bold color\, and a dynamic use of space. Whether in portraiture\, street scenes\, or abstract compositions\, his work reveals a keen observational eye and a commitment to visual storytelling. \nHis influence is also seen in the work of contemporary artists such as Laura Shabott\, who studied with him and carries forward the lineage of the Hofmann School through her own bold\, expressive figurative works. \nHenry has exhibited extensively in both solo and group shows throughout the United States and internationally\, with exhibitions in London\, Paris\, Oslo\, and numerous venues across Cape Cod and New York City. His work is held in private and public collections\, and he continues to be represented by the Berta Walker Gallery in Provincetown.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/artist-talk-robert-henry-working-in-series/
LOCATION:Cape Cod Museum of Art\, 60 Hope Lane\, Dennis\, Massachusetts
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SUMMARY:Smithsonian Museum Traveling Exhibition: Voices & Votes: Democracy in America
DESCRIPTION:Smithsonian Museum Traveling Exhibition “Voices & Votes: Democracy in America”\n\n\nDecember 20\, 2025  – February 1\, 2026 \n\nThe Smithsonian is coming to Sandwich! The Smithsonian Institution is hitting the roads in 2025 and 2026 and traveling to different rural sites in Massachusetts. We are very proud to be selected as a host site for the Smithsonian Museum’s Traveling Exhibition titled Voices and Votes: Democracy in America. It will be on view at the Nye Museum from December 20-February 1. We can’t wait to share this experience with you! Stay tuned for more details on special events and programming.
URL:https://artsbarnstable.com/event/smithsonian-museum-traveling-exhibition-voices-votes-democracy-in-america/2026-01-09/
LOCATION:Nye Museum\, 85 Old Country Rd\, East Sandwich\, MA\, 02537\, United States
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