smithprovincetownprints

smithprovincetownprints white-line woodblock Provincetown prints I was born in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. I am an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma.

Kathryn Lee Smith (no relation) was my first teacher at the Provincetown Art Association Museum (PAAM). She learned the technique from her grandmother Ferol Sibley Warthen. Blanche Lazzell taught Warthen. I also studied with Lisa Houck at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. I completed the Teaching Artist Development Program at PAAM in 2022. I teach workshops in the Lillian Orlowsky and W

illiam Freed Museum School. I am an exhibiting member of the Wellesley Society of Artists. One man shows: 2022 Julie Heller Gallery, Provincetown; 2023 Provincetown Commons; 2024 Wellesley Free Library. Group shows (juried): 2020 50th annual Trail of Tears Art Show, Tahlequah, Oklahoma; 2021 & 2023 PAAM; 2024 ArtWellesley.

“Napiville” at 25-27 Bradford Street
06/17/2026

“Napiville” at 25-27 Bradford Street

There are 12 units at the seven-building complex known as Napiville. Many of them housed longtime employees and friends ...
06/17/2026

There are 12 units at the seven-building complex known as Napiville. Many of them housed longtime employees and friends of Napi Van Dereck and his wife, Helen, until a round of eviction notices went out in 2020, followed by another round of letters in January 2024. I wonder what the situation is like now that both Napi and Helen have passed away and the restaurant closed. Location: 25-27 Bradford St. Photo by Elias Duncan is the inspiration for my print.

Never done…
06/15/2026

Never done…

“Low Tide 2026”
06/09/2026

“Low Tide 2026”

An antique B&W photograph inspired this view of Atlantic Avenue looking south. Of course none of these houses were ever ...
06/07/2026

An antique B&W photograph inspired this view of Atlantic Avenue looking south. Of course none of these houses were ever these colors. The red one in my print is “The Martin House” at 157 Commercial Street

Happy Pride!
06/02/2026

Happy Pride!

Did you know? The Provincetown-style white-line woodblock print technique is a unique American art form with roots in ea...
05/10/2026

Did you know? The Provincetown-style white-line woodblock print technique is a unique American art form with roots in early 20th-century Massachusetts. Each hand-printed piece is a one-of-a-kind creation, where every color is printed into a single block. Discover the history, technique, and beauty behind this heritage art form. Visit www.smithprovincetownprints.com to learn more and explore available works.

enrollment is open for my workshop at PAAM on August 27-28go to www.paam.org
05/10/2026

enrollment is open for my workshop at PAAM on August 27-28
go to www.paam.org

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