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Dear Friends, Artists and Collectors ~

HELLO and WELCOME!

CHERRY STONE GALLERY HAS TAKEN ON ANOTHER EXCITING PROJECT!

We are thrilled to introduce Cherry Stone Archives— a testament to the democratic access of free knowledge and information. Through the lens of Cherry Stone Gallery, its contributions to the art community, as a player within the art world’s evolution our goal is simple. A user-friendly digital system searchable from your preferred device is emerging. We’ve made it our commitment to achieve this objective by preserving the rich history of our gallery. There is a new light shining on artists, poets and scholars we have known, sponsored and promoted since our humble beginnings in 1971.

Sally Nerber, who championed these principles throughout her life, shared a deep connection with business partner, Cherry Stone Gallery Co-Founder, Lizzie Upham until her passing in1988. Sally continued as solo operator and owner of the gallery for more than a decade. In 2001 she brought on Brenda Correia as Managing Director & Curator of Exhibitions.

Sally Nerber’s relationships with artists and thinkers of our time, her many collaborations with Upham followed by those with Correia produce a fascinating narrative about our shared history with the art worlds of New York, New England, and the Provincetown Artists’ Colony.

BECOME A COLLABORATOR together with Cherry Stone Archives!

Do you have a story to tell? Let us help record YOUR thoughts and memories. Let us help you convert YOUR materials into digital and written formats. When combined with our inhouse documentation we tell a bigger story when we collaborate!

The democratic access to free knowledge and information furthering the understanding of the gallery’s impact on the art world supports distance learning communities, researchers, and scholars alike. We encourage all to join this rich information collaborative as it adds an invaluable layer of resources that further champions creative projects and research opportunities.

If you have any questions about how to become involved, feel free to ask! Be sure to contact us at cherrystonegallery@gmail.com

Peace Out!

— Brenda Correia

Our gallery is open by appointment for fine art purchases and consults.