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A PERSONAL CONVERSATION WITH KEITH LOCKHART, CONDUCTOR OF THE BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA Reviewed by: Paul Joseph Walkowski   THE BEST KEPT SECRET ON CAPE COD MAY VERY WELL BE THIS GEM OF AN OPERA COMPANY: The Cape Cod Opera. Reviewed by: Paul Joseph Walkowski   DERRY'S WALLS: The work of The Bogside Artists By William Kelly   RICHARD WAGNER DIE WALKURE (The Valkyries) WASHINGTON OPERA COMPANY. NOVEMBER, 2003 Reviewed by: Paul Joseph Walkowski LON MERCIER: Nationally recognized for his work in egg tempera, this artist says the medium captured his heart as a painter and he’s staying with it. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski MICHAEL RIDDET: A gifted artist who likes to trick the eye with his three dimensional paintings. “Trompe l’oeil” even fooled his dog. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski MYRA C. WEISGOLD: Quiet, introspective, and deeply committed to her passion, sculpting. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski PETER C. STONE AND SHAWN LÜTZ: Two incredibly talented artists share similar tastes in theatre, travel and attention to detail in different styles that, while opposite, have more in common than one would at first think. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski The Intriguing Work of Joy Motisi and Susan Cicconi-Killiany By  Paul Joseph Walkowski SUSAN KILLIANY: She has restored everything from classic comic books to 18th century scrolls.  Today, she is at the top of her form creating lasting works of beauty in a medium once reserved to kings – decoupage. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski ARNOLD DESMARAIS: An artist with a passion for the sea, his work evokes images of warm summer days, evocative nights and lustrous evening skies that whisper memories to the heart. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski JOY MOTISI: The art is called stained glass design and construction, and this Cape artist does it as well as the best. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski CHRISTOPHER PEET: How many artists can count among their private collections the Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace and in the Canadian Fund’s State Art Collection? Peet can. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski L. F. TANTILLO: His marine paintings are as good as the artists he most admires -- not a minor accomplishment for a kid from New Paltz, New York, who’s fascination with sailing ships began by coloring newspaper pictures of the same. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski Loretta Cuda:  An artist who hid her early work out of fear of ridicule blossoms into an artist who's hidden work became her hidden treasure. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski JOSEPH GENOVA: Influenced by Baroque painter Caravaggio, this New York artist says he hopes his work inspires serenity and escapism in those who view it. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski JAMES RODGERS: What he lacked in formal art training, he more than compensated for in his energy and desire to succeed. Rodgers sought out and met other artists and applied himself to learning from their techniques and experiences. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski The Art on Boston’s Newbury Street By  Paul Joseph Walkowski WINSTANLEY-ROARK FINE ARTS: For these two artists/gallery owners, relocating from Brewster to Dennis came gradually, naturally. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski IT'S ALL ABOUT HOW WE LOOK AT THINGS By Jack White LEARNING TO APPRECIATE ABSTRACT ART: An essay on lighter side. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski ONE WAY TO ADDRESS INTERNET COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT: How about listening to what consumers are saying? By  Paul Joseph Walkowski THE ACTOR'S CRAFT: An Evening with Judith Partelow & Jeff Spencer by Debbie Crockett-Rice BLANCHE LAZZELL: From Paris to Provincetown By David Acton MARIELUISE HUTCHINSON: Her New England barns and scenic country settings capture a moment in time that early on defined her life and, years later, would define her art. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski E/MOTIONS: IN DANCE, IN SCULPTURE by Debbie Crockett-Rice WOMEN CREATING by Debbie Crockett-Rice CAPE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS ANNOUNCES EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR by Burt Albert THE CAHOON MUSEUM: A small jewel off the side of the road. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski BETSY BENNETT: A consummate professional, confident, poised, determined to convey the beauty she sees in nature’s simple pleasures.  By  Paul Joseph Walkowski GETTING PUBLISHED IN TODAY'S SELECTIVE MARKET REQUIRES PERSISTENCE ABOVE ALL ELSE, AND A HARD NOSE APPROACH TO THE REALITY OF JUST HOW TOUGH IT CAN BE. By  Paul Joseph Walkowski LAND OF THE FREE, HOME OF THE BRAVE: Cape Artists Respond to Patriotic Theme by Cindy Nickerson FROM BANJO TO FIDDLE: The Strings of Storytellers By Deborah Crockett-Rice THE ARTIST'S SURVIVAL KIT: TIPS ON MAKING A LIVING WHILE MAKING ART By Deborah Crockett-Rice CHIAROSCURO, OR NEAR VERMEER: Robert K. Roark on Mastering Light and Shade By Deborah Crockett-Rice THE CAPE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS: First & Lasting Impressions  By  Paul Joseph Walkowski SHAWN LÜTZ - ARTIST EXTRAORDINAIRE: actor, singer, dancer, and if you’d like, he can bang out that dent in your automobile’s fender too.   By Paul Joseph Walkowski APOLLO'S ATTENDANTS: POETS SEEK THE MUSE IN NEW PAINTINGS BY SELECTED AREA ARTISTS By Deborah Crockett-Rice THE ART OF NETWORKING By Rebecca Kemp ART AND POLITICS By Deborah Crockett-Rice CYNTHIA WORTHEN VASCAK: A riddle, wrapped in a mystery, carrying on the tradition of a little understood, much less fully appreciated, Japanese art form.   By  Paul Joseph Walkowski ROBERT BIRBECK: An award-winning sculptor grounded in tradition with an eye for those red shoes.  By  Paul Joseph Walkowski THE BAROQUE, ROCOCO, AND NEO-CLASSICAL: An Introduction by Way of Versace - Part II by Susanne Reece WHIMSY, WIRE, AND WHIRLIGIG: A 'CIRCUS' AT THE CMFA by Deborah Crockett-Rice THE BAROQUE, ROCOCO AND NEO-CLASSICAL: an Introduction by Way of Versace - Part I by Susanne Reece CAPE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS SEEKING NEW DIRECTOR by Burt Albert MUSEUM PROGRAM FEATURES VINEYARD AND NANTUCKET ARTISTS by Deborah Crockett-Rice Daniel Brown:  In search of the quirky, offbeat, and mysterious   by Paul Walkowski Garry Gilmartin: a gifted artist’s incredible journey comes full circle by Paul Walkowski B. Nicole Klassen: A master artist on the brink of perfection  by Paul Walkowski Profile of an artist: Robert Roark, from Laurel Mississippi to Brewster Massachusetts. Gallery owner, consummate artist, romanticist by Paul Walkowski CMFA ANNOUNCE NEW SCULPTURE GARDEN by Greg Harper CMFA 2001 SUMMER LECTURES by Greg Harper RETURNING GUEST CONDUCTOR FOR POPS BY THE SEA: MAYA ANGELOU by Debra Oaks George Marks, Jr.: An inventive impressionist with a soft green palate and a drive to create more by Paul Walkowski Denise Kelly: Life after retirement is opening doors and opportunities for this Cape artist by Paul Walkowski STOBART AND McGURL TO GIVE FIRST OF MASTER CLASSES by Greg Harper Spring is in the air, and flowers are not the only things that bloom along Cape highways by Paul Walkowski CMFA CineMuse: D’Alessandro Gallery of Photography and the Moving Image by Greg Harper Squigglevision and Fabric Reliefs: Focus of Popular Museum Series by Burt Albert From Touring the "Brain Opera" to Wiring Keith Lockhart of the Boston Pops by Burt Albert Helpful Websites for the Artist by Donna Torres RALPH MENCONI: BRONZE MEDALS by Greg Harper SCULPTOR AND DANCERS TO DISPLAY "E/MOTIONS" by Burt Albert VIEWERS LAUNCHED INTO THE NAUTICAL WORKS FO FOUR CAPE ARTISTS by Burt Albert THE CONNECTION by Donna Torres CAPE COD'S OWN "LUNT AND FONTANNE" IN UNIQUE APPEARANCE by Burt Albert THE TWELFTH NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MARINE ARTISTby Greg Harper SCULPTOR AND DANCERS TO DISPLAY "E/MOTIONS" by Burt Albert THE WORLD THROUGH THE EYES OF WAMPANOAG PEOPLE by Burt Albert THE EXPRESSIVE FIGURE  by Greg Harper FIRST EVER ONLINE SUNDANCE FILM FESTIVAL by Anita Winstanley-Roark UNIQUE WORKS IN WOOD by Burt Albert PHOTOS GIVE UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE OF CAPE COD SHORES by Burt Albert THE VICIOUS CIRCLE: An Examination of Validation as the Catalyst for Creation in Art by Donna Torres GALLERY OWNERS LAUNCH "MUSE" SERIES FOR 2001 by Burt Albert HAROLD BRETT: Cape Cod Yesteryears  by Greg Harper THE POWER OF ONE AND THE CAPE AND ISLANDS YOUTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA by Donna Torres CMFA POSTS ITS 2001 EXHIBITION SCHEDULE by Burt Albert CAPE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS HONORS AN ARTIST, CORPORATION AND TRUSTEE by Burt Albert TV PIONEERS IN SPOTLIGHT AT CAPE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS by Burt Albert THE UNFRAMED VIEW  by Donna Torres LAUGH MASTERS TO APPEAR AT CAPE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS by Burt Albert GIFTS OF ART/SCULPTURE GARDEN PLEDGE  by Greg Harper  LUTHIERS TO SPEAK ON THE ART OF MAKING GUITARS AND VIOLIN BOWS by Burt Albert RESTORING ART, TREASURING BOOKS--WITH THE APPEAL OF "ANTIQUES ROADSHOW" by Burt Albert CMFA PERMANENT COLLECTION ON VIEW  by Greg Harper MEDICAL DOCTOR'S AVOCATION IS SUBJECT OF ART MUSEUM TALK by Burt Albert "THE NEW YORK TIMES HAILS CAPE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS" by Burt Albert "THE ROLE OF AN ART MUSEUM IN TODAY'S SOCIETY TO BE DEBATED"  by Burt Albert "ART & INSPIRATION" by  Paul Joseph Walkowski "PETER BUSA AND NORTHWEST COAST NATIVE AMERICAN ART"   by Greg Harper "MUSE SERIES" RETURNS WITH A SIBERIAN TALE OF PERIL AND ADVENTURE by Burt Albert WHEN IT COMES TO ART, THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE CAPE COD, MA By:  Paul Joseph Walkowski VAN GOGH: Word-For-Word By: Greg Harper NEW EXHIBITIONS AT CMFA: "Surrealism in America" and "Realizing Eleanor Roosevelt"  by Greg Harper "GEORGE MARKS, JR. - A Contemporary American Artist Who Draws on Impressionism  and Expressionism to Portray the Splendor of Nature" By Fredrick Howe THE EMPERORS NEW CLOTHES - Part III by Greg Harper CAPE COD WINS NUMBER ONE SPOT FOR THE ARTS by Anita Winstanley-Roark THE EMPERORS NEW CLOTHES - Part II by Greg Harper THE EMPERORS NEW CLOTHES by Greg Harper THE IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING THE ARTS TO OUR CHILDREN by Anita Winstanley-Roark HERMAN MARIL: Many Seasons by Greg Harper AN ARTISTIC CELEBRATION OF "WOMEN CREATING" by Anita Winstanley-Roark NEW MEDIA AT CAPE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS by Greg Harper "A COLLECTOR'S PERSPECTIVE" by Thomas Giannino CYBER ART / CYBER QUESTIONS! by Greg Harper PRINTMAKING ON CAPE COD by Greg Harper THE PERFECT GIFT by Kate Robotham PAINTING AS AN ART: When is the craft of painting transmogrified by an artist into an object of fine art? by Greg Harper 20TH CENTURY SCULPTURE AT THE CAPE MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS by Greg Harper "THE 1999 LEO DIEHL EXHIBITION: A Showing in Artistic Prowess" by Kate Robotham "PLAYWRITING FORUM COMES TO PROVINCETOWN" by Kate Robotham YOUNG LOVE: The Harwich Junior Theater by Kate Robotham SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF DRAWING Part II: A FEW ADDITIONAL NOTES ON DRAWING by Greg Harper "Master of Plein Air: Deane Folsom, Sr. & Denise Kelly" by Kate Robotham "Robert K. Roark: Capturing the Mood" by Kate Robotham "Plasticity....That is the Future! - A Look At A New Book About Hans Hofmann" by Greg Harper "The Cape Cod School of Art and 100 Years of American Impressionism" by Lois Griffel "Light: Cape Cod and Impressionism" by Cindy Nickerson "Seasons of Learning" by Christopher Green "Write What You Know - A Meeting with Author Joan Anderson" by Kate Robotham "Cyberart: Next Generation Art with Old Generation skepticism" by Kate Robotham "COCKTAIL PAINTINGS AND LEGACY DREAMS" by Kate Robotham LIQUID LIFE: B. Nicole Klassen by Kate Robotham SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF DRAWING: Part I by Greg Harper NON-VIRTUAL ART OR JUST NON-ART? by Kate Robotham SENSATION: The Show Goes On? by Anita Winstanley-Roark "IS CYBERART A BUM STEER?" by Christopher Green "SAYING GOOD-BYE" -  THE LOSS OF AN ART FORM by Kate Robotham "FEEDING IMAGINARY GOATS" by Christopher Green Last of the Sketch Artists by Kate Robotham ARTISTIC VIOLENCE by Kate Robotham A MASS OF NAKED FIGURES DOES NOT MOVE US TO EMPATHY by Kate Robotham Our Poetry Month's Selection - "Reedy River", illustrated by Anita Winstanley-Roark

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