In Provincetown, the glory of the ordinary

Galleries here are stuffed to the brim with seascapes and quaint, sunny depictions of the piers, narrow streets, and saltbox cottages of this little town. Most of those paintings and photographs are large versions of picture postcards: pretty, technically deft, but lacking imagination. (Full article: 797 words)

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