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Visual Arts Review: “Persistent Curiosity” — Urgent Questions

The Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM) presents "Persistent Curiosity: Charting the Rippled Fabric of the Sea," an exhibition on view through July 19 that pairs artistic works with scientific data. Co-curated by PAAM CEO Chris McCarthy and Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) Scientist/Artist-in-Residence Mark Adams, the show celebrates CCS's 50th anniversary and features sculpture, painting, drawing, video, and music addressing marine ecology, whale biology, coastal landforms, and working life by the sea. Highlights include Adams's floor map "Global Oceans Seafloor Map (Spilhaus projection), 2026" and Nathalie Miebach's woven sculpture "The Ghostly Crew of the Andrea Gail" (2019), which translates oceanographic data into three-dimensional form.

Visual Arts Review: Great Gallery Shows for Free in NYC – Picasso and Kentridge

Two free art exhibitions in New York City offer deep dives into the work of Pablo Picasso and William Kentridge. At Gagosian Gallery on Madison Avenue, "Picasso: Tête-à-tête" presents a selection of works spanning the artist's career, organized with his daughter Paloma Picasso, including never-before-seen pieces from her collection. The show highlights Picasso's stylistic diversity, his relationships with women like Marie-Thérèse Walter and Olga Khokhlova, and his playful resistance to being pinned down to a single style.