LaMontagne Gallery

08/22/2026

Join us Thursday, August 27th in Provincetown at Stanley for an artist talk with Jen Mergel and Jeff Perrott moderated by Russell LaMontagne in a conversation about current ideas on abstraction and their relation to contemporary life.

We hope you can join us in Provincetown!

Thursday, August 27
Stanley Twenty Summers
494 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA 02657

Link in bio to RSVP

jenmergel Jeff Perrott Russell LaMontagne

08/14/2026

08/14/2026

Opening tonight 6 - 8pm at Stanley Twenty Summers in Provincetown!

494 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA 02657

08/12/2026

This Friday in Provincetown

LaMontagne Gallery is pleased to partner with Twenty Summers to present “first hand experience in second hand love,” a special exhibition hosted at Stanley in Provincetown and curated by Youn Soo Kang.

Inspired by Giorgio Moroder’s 1977 disco classic of same name, “First Hand Experience in Second Hand Love,” invokes a generational exchange of ideas between artists from and inspired by Provincetown’s beauty and behavior.

Feature work by:
Salvatore Del Deo Salvatore Del Deo
Esteban del Valle Esteban del Valle
Bianca Fields Bianca Fields
Steve Locke Steve Locke
Jason Middlebrook Jason Middlebrook
Oscar Morel Oscar Morel
Jeff Perrott Jeff Perrott
Daniel Ranalli Daniel Ranalli
Tabitha Vevers Tabitha Vevers
Tony Vevers
Joe Wardwell Joseph Wardwell

Please join us in Provincetown for the opening on Friday, August 14 through August 30.

Stanley Twenty Summers
494 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA 02657

08/12/2026

This Friday in Provincetown

LaMontagne Gallery is pleased to partner with Twenty Summers to present “first hand experience in second hand love,” a special exhibition hosted at Stanley in Provincetown and curated by Youn Soo Kang.

Inspired by Giorgio Moroder’s 1977 disco classic of same name, “First Hand Experience in Second Hand Love,” invokes a generational exchange of ideas between artists from and inspired by Provincetown’s beauty and behavior.

Feature work by:
Salvatore Del Deo Salvatore Del Deo
Esteban del Valle Esteban del Valle
Bianca Fields Bianca Fields
Steve Locke Steve Locke
Oscar Morel Oscar Morel
Jeff Perrott Jeff Perrott
Daniel Ranalli Daniel Ranalli
Tabitha Vevers Tabitha Vevers
Tony Vevers
Joe Wardwell Joseph Wardwell

Please join us in Provincetown for the opening on Friday, August 14 through August 30.

Stanley Twenty Summers
494 Commercial Street
Provincetown, MA 02657

08/07/2026

TONIGHT | Join us tonight from 6 - 8pm for the opening reception of FAZE with Bianca Fields Hannah Rust Celeste Diaz Falzone Xyl Lasersohn

“LaMontagne Gallery is pleased to present FAZE, a group exhibition curated by Bianca Fields, featuring work by Celeste Diaz Falzone, Hannah Rust, Xyl Lasersohn, and Bianca Fields. Bringing together four Northeast-based artists, the exhibition considers how “the cute” circulates as an aesthetic category in contemporary art and visual culture. Inspired by literary and feminist scholar Sianne Ngai’s theory of cuteness, FAZE highlights figurative works that evoke “baby-schema” features—large, deep-set eyes, rounded faces, and soft or elastic proportions. These familiar qualities encourage intimacy and affection, shaping how viewers approach, interpret, and emotionally respond to art.

Unlike the sublime, which relies upon distance and awe, the cute invites closeness through an appearance of softness, vulnerability, and innocence. Yet this apparent passivity is not without power. Through varied approaches to contemporary figuration, the artists in FAZE explore cuteness as more than a decorative or sentimental quality, challenging conventional distinctions between softness and strength, vulnerability and authority, and attraction and control. Together, their works reveal cuteness as an unstable and compelling force—one that draws the viewer closer while quietly determining the terms of the encounter.”

Opening Reception: Friday, August 7th, 6 - 8 pm
Closing: Saturday, August 30th, 2026

08/05/2026

Only one week left until Benefit Gala Dinner for Provincetown Public Art Foundation!

📍Sal’s Place 99 Commercial Street August 12th at 5pm

Celebrate 6th season of public art in Provincetown. Limited tickets available (link in bio).

“Join us for an intimate evening in support of the Provincetown Public Art Foundation beginning with dinner at Sal’s Place, followed by dessert, cocktails, and waterfront conversation at the historic wharf at 111 Commercial Street .

Together we will celebrate our 6th season of public art on MacMillian Pier and future public art projects on the horizon.

Every mural, sculpture, and piece of public art tells a story, so help us create the next one by supporting the artists and narratives that shape Provincetown. Two thirds of every tax deductible registration fee will be go towards Provincetown Public Art Foundation.

Thank you for your generous support, and also to Sal’s Place Restaurant and the LaMontagne Family for being our gracious hosts.”

Provincetown Public Art Foundation Sal’s Place

08/03/2026

This Friday | Aug 7 | 6 - 8pm | Opening Reception | FAZE

LaMontagne Gallery is pleased to present FAZE, a group exhibition curated by Bianca Fields, featuring work by Celeste Diaz Falzone, Hannah Rust, Xyl Lasersohn, and Bianca Fields. Bringing together four Northeast-based artists, the exhibition considers how “the cute” circulates as an aesthetic category in contemporary art and visual culture. Inspired by literary and feminist scholar Sianne Ngai’s theory of cuteness, FAZE highlights figurative works that evoke “baby-schema” features—large, deep-set eyes, rounded faces, and soft or elastic proportions. These familiar qualities encourage intimacy and affection, shaping how viewers approach, interpret, and emotionally respond to art.

Unlike the sublime, which relies upon distance and awe, the cute invites closeness through an appearance of softness, vulnerability, and innocence. Yet this apparent passivity is not without power. Through varied approaches to contemporary figuration, the artists in FAZE explore cuteness as more than a decorative or sentimental quality, challenging conventional distinctions between softness and strength, vulnerability and authority, and attraction and control. Together, their works reveal cuteness as an unstable and compelling force—one that draws the viewer closer while quietly determining the terms of the encounter.

Opening Reception: Friday, August 7th, 6 - 8 pm
Closing: Saturday, August 30th, 2026

Image 1:
Hannah Rust Hannah Rust
Buttercup, 2025
Oil on felt mounted on wood
5.5” x 7”

Image 2:
Bianca Fields Bianca Fields
Squared Away, 2026
Acrylic on yupo (mounted on panel)
12” x 12”

Image 3:
Celeste Diaz Falzone Celeste Diaz Falzone
Late to Dance, 2026
Colored pencil collage
18” x 24”

07/22/2026

Closing this week | Luis Gispert’s HEADROOM at LaMontagne Gallery on view through this Saturday, July 25th

“Recurring circular, glyph-like, and diagrammatic forms drift through the compositions, suspended within
networks that suggest mapping, notation, or coded systems. These marks resist fixed meaning, functioning
instead as traces of signals in flux, caught within a structure that both contains and amplifies them.

Taken together, the paintings in Headroom propose a speculative terrain: part sound system, part architectural
blueprint, part atmospheric field. Gispert constructs environments that hover between expansion and
constraint, where visual information is continuously negotiated rather than resolved. What emerges is a body
of work that reimagines the logic of sound as spatial and visual tension—an elastic field where intensity is held,
stretched, and sustained.”

On view through July 25th

LaMontagne Gallery
450 Harrison Ave Unit 1
Boston, MA 02118

07/16/2026

ON VIEW NOW

Luis Gispert: HEADROOM
June 18 - July 25

450 Harrison Ave Unit 1
Boston, MA 02118