Fabuleux, 2 Chambre, dans le quartier historique du Cap Maison style

Living and working in Boston as an Interior Designer for many years brought me to Provincetown to vacation and connect with the natural beauty of the landscape.
A part time private art dealer, I recognized the opportunity to open a gallery here and
feature contemporary works of artists I admired and collected. A dream...
gary marotta fine art g-1 opened in 2011 in the East End of town and moved to
162 Commercial Street in the West End shortly thereafter. A reality...
My property on Pearl Street is shared with friends and collectors alike.
g-1 offers established and emerging contemporary artists with a focus on painting, photography, and works on paper. The gallery hosts scheduled openings while keeping regular hours seven days a week through the high season. Year round g-1 is open weekends or by appointment.

While renting from a friend and colleague through the mid-nineties I set my sights on
a neighbors house which seemed to be a diamond in the rough. When a long time resident invited me into her home which she could no longer take care of I immediately knew this would be the perfect place and project for me. She grew fond of me during our visits and decided she wanted me to live in the house. The rest is history. Removing carpet, paneling, vinyl siding, and concrete sidewalks were just a few of the changes made to the property with a goal of making it feel as though it had remained untouched as a piece of Old Provincetown. Blending mid century furniture and yard sale finds with contemporary Italian design and an extensive art collection was a primary goal of the spaces. The labor of love included the development of a perennial garden to envelope the classic Cape style home and it's exterior spaces.