Motion Works Gallery
Motion Works is PTV’s in-house gallery and maker space dedicated to video art, motion-based works, installations, and new media.
We embrace emerging forms of creative expression and encourage artists to explore beyond traditional boundaries.
Motion Works is at 330 Commercial Street, 2nd Floor, Provincetown, MA.
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In the heart of the renowned Provincetown arts scene is a new community space. Located on the 2nd Floor of 330 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA, Motion Works is part of Provincetown Community Television. It is a gallery and education space primarily focused on display and creation of video artwork.
Motion Works is PTV's in-house gallery dedicated to video art, motion-based works, installations, and new media. We embrace emerging forms of creative expression and encourage artists to explore beyond traditional boundaries.
As one of America's oldest art colonies, Provincetown has a remarkable artistic legacy. We believe that legacy carries a responsibility to support not only the history of the arts, but also the artists shaping its future.
Motion Works showcases experimental work with an emphasis on video, moving images, installation, projection, sound, and interdisciplinary media. Our goal is to provide an open, flexible space where creativity can thrive and visitors can experience innovative work that engages the senses.
Recent Artist-Led Workshop Series by InnerWorkings
Artists and Exhibitions
FEATURED CURRENT EXHIBITION:
TBD
Past Exhibitions
Wyona Gene & Arvid Tomayko
“INVISIBLE INFRASTRUCTURES”
An exhibition and performance project
Opening Reception: Friday, August 7th 5 - 9 PM
Francesco “Cesco” Lovascio“Vascio” di Santis
“PLEINED OBSOLESCENSE: Artwork on Dead Tech”
An exhibition and performance project
Opening Reception: Friday, July 10th 5 - 9 PM (Show ran through July 2026)
CALLING ALL ARTISTS
Do you have work you’d like considered for our in-house gallery? Contact us: info@provincetowntv.org
Workshop 1: Painting Through Video
Thursday, August 27th, 5:00–7:00 PM (with an invitation for the class to experiment with the artists in the studio from 7pm to 8pm)
Led by Wyona Gene (with Arvid Tomayko assisting)
Transform your footage into layered moving images. Experiment with green screen, texture, color, natural imagery, and video collage while building practical editing skills for phone or computer.
Approaching video as a creative material, you’ll make your own moving compositions and experience them projected onto the inflatable sculptures of Innerworkings Theater.
No previous video-editing experience is necessary.
Note: Both workshops are designed as stand-alone learning experiences, but participants are encouraged to attend both sessions. Wyona Gene and Arvid Tomayko will be present throughout each workshop, alternating roles as lead artist and assisting artist.
See below for full description.