WELLFLEET GALLERIES
AMZehnder Gallery
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The AMZehnder Gallery began when Anne-Marie Zehnder discovered the historic building at 25 Bank Street while searching for studio space. “I looked at the building and immediately saw a path to share my experience with art, while creating a place for the community to connect with the thriving contemporary art scene of the Outer Cape. It’s a space where artists and art lovers alike can explore, create, enjoy and learn.Founded in 2020, the Gallery has become an integral part of Wellfleet’s vibrant art scene. It provides a platform for established local artists to exhibit their work and also hosts classes, artist talks, and receptions that foster connection and creativity.
Celeste Fine Arts
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Gallery of artist Celeste Woodes Kroper
ARTIST STATEMENT
Art has always been my life.
I find the complex simplicity found in nature and architecture a never ending inspiration.
For me art is an exploration of the essence and hidden beauty of a subject.
My hope is through my painting to bring joy and peace to the viewer.
Farm Projects
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Farm Projects is a space for critical contemporary art discourse on Cape Cod. Led by curator and director Susie Nielsen, Farm is a project space and gallery dedicated to building a collaborative, creative community in Wellfleet by presenting solo exhibitions and experimental programs that introduce emerging voices and support new directions in the work of mid-career artists. Home to the Farm Print Room, Farm is a resource for collectors of contemporary works on paper and print-based media in the region.
Isabelle Souza Studio
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Isabel Souza is a ceramic artist, teacher and shop owner based in Truro, Massachusetts. In 2019, Isabel graduated with a BFA from Syracuse University. She pursued several mediums including ceramics, textile design, silkscreen and fashion photography. During a semester abroad in Florence, Italy, Isabel cultivated new ideas around craftsmanship, art, and fashion that she would use to inform her own work. After graduating, Isabel returned to her hometown on Cape Cod to pursue her dream of establishing a ceramics business. Isabel’s goal as a ceramic artist is to create functional handmade objects that hold stories and add meaning to our surroundings. Her designs aim to feel personal in how they interact with the human body- whether it is a mug that we hold to our lips and cradle in our hands for warmth, a serving bowl that is passed between loved ones at a dinner table or a pair of vibrant earrings that we thread through our ears on special occasions. Isabel’s hope is that her works spark as much joy for their users as the creative process kindles for her.
Left Bank Gallery
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25 Commercial St
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Wellfleet Makers Market
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The Works Gallery, located in the heart of Wellfleet, features paintings by Paul Suggs, and ceramics by Anne Suggs. The light-filled gallery is a setting to view finished works and a creative workshop for the artists. Each piece created tells a story that reflects the light, color, and landscape of Cape Cod as seen through the artist’s eyes.
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Wellfleet Gallery Stroll
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At galleries throughout the Cultural Loop
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Saturday evenings in sesason, many galleries have extended hours and offer light refreshments
BHA Gallery
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Gallery of acclaimed artist Bob Henry
Cherry Stone Gallery
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The Cherry Stone Gallery began as a grassroots project, exhibiting the works of a few local artists in Cora Holbrook’s vacant general store on Railroad Avenue. Her father had even kept horses in the back room some years earlier.
Our inaugural year featured none other than Berenice Abbott as the headliner. Soon after, we showcased the works of Robert Motherwell, Jack Tworkov, and Robert Rauschenberg. We hosted print exhibitions by Jasper Johns, David Hockney, and Roy Lichtenstein, in collaboration with the Leo Castelli Gallery in New York City. Artists such as Sideo Fromboluti, Nora Speyer, Joe Stefanelli, and Leatrice Rose soon followed.Founders Sally Nerber and Lizzie Upham established a legacy of significant contributions to the art world here in the Artists’ Colony.
Frying Pan Gallery
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The Frying Pan Gallery opened in 2009 in a 100+ year old oyster shack on Wellfleet Harbor that had been boarded up for decades.
The historic shack was saved from demolition by steel sculptor/architectural designer Steve Swain. Steve had just completed designing and building the neighboring restaurant, Pearl. He and his wife Sarah lovingly preserve this historically significant building while creating a vibrant gallery that celebrates the work of local artists. Over the years, Frying Pan Gallery has grown into a beloved fixture of the Wellfleet harbor area.
Jeff Soderbergh Sustainable Furnishings & Fine Art
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Lille Gallery
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Inspired by the relationships she’s formed with artists since 2010, Corina Belle-Isle brings Lille Gallery to Cape Cod. Set against the backdrop of Wellfleet, a vibrant year-round arts community, Lille represents established and emerging local and regional artists.
Gallery at the Wellfleet Adult Community Center
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A monthly rotating exhibition of exceptional local artists currated by Robert Rindler.
Narrow Land Pottery
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Gallery of potter Joe McCaffrey
Blue Heron Gallery
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The Blue Heron Gallery is located just off Commercial Street in Welfleet, MA. The beautiful two-floor gallery is accented be its intricate perennial gardens outside. Owner Roy Thurston has created a dynamic seasonal art gallery, one which stands out as an exceptional example of interior and exterior design that accentuates the extraordinary artwork on display.
Cove Gallery
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Larry and Liane Biron opened Cove Gallery in the summer of 1989, and quickly became known for showing work by nationally- renowned artists.
The Cove has become a popular art gallery on the Outer Cape. Larry and Liane still continue to seek new and exciting artists."The Cove Gallery has become somewhat of an institution in Wellfleet", states Gillian Drake.
Golden Cod Gallery
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Golden Cod Gallery has featured the artwork of Jack Coughlin and Joan Hopkins Coughlin for over 50 years.
Wellfleet's Oldest Artist-Owned Art Gallery
LAHA At The Barn
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326 Main St Rear Barn
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LAHA is a charming jeweler located in the picturesque town of Wellfleet, MA. Known for its unique handcrafted jewelry, the shop offers a blend of contemporary designs and timeless elegance. Visitors can explore a variety of pieces, each reflecting the beauty of the surrounding Cape Cod landscape, making it a must-visit destination for jewelry enthusiasts and art lovers alike.
3 West Main
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3 West Main Street
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Where Art and Community Meet
Located in the heart of Wellfleet, 3 West Main Gallery is a welcoming space where creativity, curiosity, and connection come together. This season, we’re proud to feature What I See — a solo show by Cape Cod-based photographer and woodworker Scott Crivellaro, whose striking images capture the quiet beauty of wildlife, waves, and the natural world.
Throughout the summer, we’ll also host a handful of weekend openings with special guest artists, adding fresh voices and perspectives to the space. Whether you’re a longtime collector or just passing through, we invite you to stop in, look closely, and be inspired.
Wellfleet Craft Gallery
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Located in the center of town, Wellfleet Crafts is a destination location for handcrafted jewelry, pottery, handcrafts and art.
Works Gallery
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Mayo Beach
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Set against the picturesque backdrop of Mayo Beach, this market is presented every Thursday from late June through August. WMM provides a vital opportunity for local artisans to share their creations with our seasonal guests. Quickly becoming a well known staple for artisans and shoppers alike, the WMM is a celebration of art inspired by our unique environment.
Galleries Outside the Cultural Loop
Fresh Brook Gallery
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489 US 6, Wellfleet
(508) 246-9906
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Gallery features Cape Cod artists including paintings, photographs, wood carvings, sculpture and other unique items.
The Garage Gallery
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5 Somerset Ave
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Located only five minutes from downtown Wellfleet, this converted garage is home to a collection of nature photography by its owner Janis Ekman. Her photos “unveil the bountiful secrets of nature exactly as they are before the march of times mars their perfect beauty” (Provincetown Banner 8/30/07). Hours: Wednesday through Sunday 2-6 pm or by appointment. Wine reception Wednesday and Saturday 5-7pm. Location: corner of Old Kings Highway and Somerset Avenue. Directions: From downtown Wellfleet: take Main St. east to Rt. 6, go right. Go left onto Cahoon Hollow Road by PJ’s Family Restaurant. Continue 1/2 mile to Old King’s Highway. Bear right. The Gallery is 1/2 mile on the left.