Provincetown, Massachussets
Photographs from an Artists' Community
at the Tip of Cape Cod
By Norma Holt
JENNIFER
DITACCHIO,
who grew up in Provincetown, established a reputation early on as a
serious painter. Ditacchio first exhibited work with somber overtones,
like stark silhouettes of buildings and telephone poles, but while studying
at Yale, she began to explore increasingly more conceptual work-large,
richly colored paintings rooted in the landscape. Many of these are
multiple panels painted with intricate modulations of color (as in the
blue, green, white and black of Above) which move horizontally or vertically
across the canvas suggesting the changeability of air, water and light.
Ditacchio resides in Brooklyn and exhibits her work there and in Boston,
Provincetown and Charlottesville, VA
Introduction
by Sue Harrison
Preface by Elanor Munroe
Essay by Ann Wilson Lloyd
Artists' Biographies by Pamela Mandell
Provincetown Art Association and Museum
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The use of this photograph and writing from "On Equal Ground" appears here with the express permission of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum and Norma Holt.
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