Everyone Stayed Inside
Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
The Distance Between Bodies
Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
Morning Without Warmth
Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
Passing Through Provincetown
Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
Harbor Ghosts
Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
Bodies Returning
Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
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Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
Orbit
Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
Reassembly
Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
After the Freeze
Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
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Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
2026
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Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
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Mixed Media, Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Winter 2025-26
Provincetown has built its identity and economy on artists for decades. The artists have subsidized this town long enough.
— Tadhg SlaterMay 9–16, 2026 · Outer Cape Cod
Six days at the Dune Shack, May 9-16, 2026. No running water. No electricity. The outside world held at bay by sand and silence.
What came out was Concrete Winter: The Musical. A three-act musical libretto, 319 pages. Written in longhand. Sent out in dispatches.
The musical is not separate from the paintings. It is what happened when the painter ran out of canvas and started writing.
It is available now. If you want to read it, request access below.
Request access to the libretto
Three acts, 319 pages. Tadhg sends it directly.
White Porch Gallery · Provincetown, MA
Concrete Winter at White Porch Gallery, 7 Johnson Street, Provincetown. Through July 20, 2026.
"Physical, confrontational, and impossible to ignore. Fractured form and charged color hold real tension."
— Provincetown Art Guide, 2026
7 Johnson Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
Represented by White Porch Gallery, Provincetown. The work is physical, confrontational, and impossible to ignore.
On view through July 20, 2026