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A home of their own
Residents put human face on housing dilemma
By Pru Sowers
Banner Staff
PROVINCETOWN — A debate over affordable housing here began on a deeply human note in July 2006, when the 11 tenants in the Figurehead House, an apartment complex that had housed some of its residents for almost two decades, were evicted in preparation for a sale. For more on this story
Marty Davis and the dance of black and white
By Susan Rand Brown
Banner Correspondent
Tucked in from Commercial Street in the far West End, not far from the breakwater that marks the end of Provincetown Harbor, is a compact, creative sanctuary for printmaker Marty Davis. Enter and find groupings of black and white abstract prints lining the walls, and art-making tools on her workbench: copper plates and carving tools, inks and rollers, elements of this mysterious, Zen-like creative practice that move beyond brush and canvas. “Paintings on a surface” is how Davis refers to the calligraphic, dancing images that could only come from a life-long practitioner of the printmakers’ medium. For more on this story
Banner Online continues shift to Wicked Local
This week Aug. 14-20 on our Wicked Local sites there will be daily news and arts updates See an interview with feminist artist Judy Chicago (posting on Wednesday); and a look a women comics in Provincetown (posting Sunday) along with daily happenings of interest and more. For more on this story
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Aug 14th, 2008
