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The Albert Merola Gallery

    ‘Round and Round’ at Albert Merola

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    The Albert Merola Gallery rings in the 2021 season with “In and Out and Round and Round,” a group show of 15 gallery artists. It features luminous work by Tabitha Vevers, powerful abstractions by Irene Lipton, sculptures by Paul Bowen, a gilded painting of a coiled snake by Karen Heagle, and pandemic-inspired work by Esteban del Valle, who is having a big year between a Provincetown Public Art Foundation mural and the cover of Provincetown Arts magazine. The exhibit opens Friday, June 4th and runs through June 30th.

     

    Largescale Irene Lipton Paintings

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    The Albert Merola Gallery at 424 Commercial St. in Provincetown is presenting a show of new work by Irene Lipton through October 1st. The gallery is open Thursday through Sunday, noon to 5p.m, and by appointment (508-487-4424). Lipton’s abstract paintings feature “dancing, rhythmic contours with the dervish of a haywire Slinky,” according to art critic André van der Wende. The Albert Merola Gallery show features large-scale works, four-and five-feet square. Lipton is a two-time Fine Arts Work Center fellow and a recipient of a Lillian Orlowsky and William Freed Foundation Grant.

    Largescale Irene Lipton Paintings

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    The Albert Merola Gallery at 424 Commercial St. in Provincetown is presenting a show of new work by Irene Lipton through October 1st. The gallery is open Thursday through Sunday, noon to 5p.m, and by appointment (508-487-4424). Lipton’s abstract paintings feature “dancing, rhythmic contours with the dervish of a haywire Slinky,” according to art critic André van der Wende. The Albert Merola Gallery show features large-scale works, four-and five-feet square. Lipton is a two-time Fine Arts Work Center fellow and a recipient of a Lillian Orlowsky and William Freed Foundation Grant.

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