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Artist Jo Hay Persists

Provincetown Magazine - Steve Desroches, 2022

Jo Hay’s large canvas portraits of progressive figures have captured the imagination of Provincetown.

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Honoring Jo Hay

Ptownie Magazine - The Art Issue, Michelle Axelson, Summer 2022

Provincetown artist Jo Hay has been named Arts Foundation of Cape Cod’s (AFCC) inaugural Artist of the Year.

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ARTISTS OF PROVINCETOWN BOOK

Artists of Provincetown book

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ARTISTS OF PROVINCETOWN BOOK AND SOLO EXHIBIT AT PROVINCETOWN ART ASSOCIATION AND MUSEUM JUNE 2024.

Photographs by Ron Amato

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Provincetown Was Final Event for Biden-Harris Campaign

Provincetown Independent - Cam Kettles & Molly Reinman, 2024

Cheri Ruane, left, of Truro and Somerville and Jennifer Dumesco, who lives in Truro and Delray Beach, Fla., pose next to Provincetown artist Jo Hay’s portrait of Vice President Kamala Harris while waiting for the speeches to begin on July 20. (Photo courtesy Cheri Ruane)

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An Extraordinary Day with Senator Jamie Raskin and Sandra Bernhard

Senator Jamie Raskin with Artist Jo Hay and her portrait of Kamal Harris

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SHE PERSISTED - Provincetown Artist Sees Hope in Inauguration of First Female Vice President

Cape Cod Times - Kathi Scrizzi Driscoll, January 20, 2021

PROVINCETOWN — Artist Jo Hay finally feels a sense of hope this week, buoyed by the strong women who have helped guide her way through four years of Donald Trump’s presidency. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Young firebrand climate activist Greta Thunberg.

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