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              Simie Maryles Gallery represents traditional art by contemporary artists.  The gallery exhibits paintings and sculpture by a small select group of artists very thoughtfully chosen for the compelling quality of their work as well as their respect for excellent craftsmanship. The works include oil paintings, pastels, mixed media, drawings, glass, ceramic and metal sculpture, and limited edition and open edition prints.  The painting styles range from impressionistic to painterly realist to classical, the scupture styles from graceful traditional to unusual imaginative to humorous and very unusual.
 

               Situated in Provincetown on the tip of Cape Cod, MA, Simie Maryles Gallery is located in the East End of town in the heart of the gallery district in this community long known for its famous art colony and generally colorful and Bohemian flair.  The gallery's owners/directors are husband and wife, Moe Van Dereck, sculptor and Simie Maryles, painter. 
 

               Although Provincetown is  well known as a summer resort town, Simie Maryles Gallery is open all year, 11 to 11 daily in summer, gradually mellowing down to weekends all winter, and then lengthening hours again through the spring.  The gallery hosts a number of group and individual exhibitions throughout the summer, promising riveting new works, refreshments and lively conversation with a fascinating mix of art collectors, art appreciators and artists.   Openings are on Friday evenings, a Provincetown gallery tradition.  Visitors to the gallery in winter will always find wonderful new works as well as good music, mulled cider and cookies. 
 

              Simie Maryles Gallery is easy to find by car or on foot, and is handicapped accessible.
 

Directions to Simie Maryles Gallery: 

From Boston: Take Route 3 South to Route 6 East. Stay on Route 6 all the way until Provincetown. Take the first entrance into Provincetown, marked "East End".

From New York: Take 95 North to 195 North to Route 6 East. Stay on Route 6 all the way until Provincetown. Take the first entrance into Provincetown, marked "East End".