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Eco-artist Grace Emmet creates art sustainably by foraging in the forests around her to create original inks. She draws on her background in illustration to highlight her fascination with the natural world and how our lives intertwine with the beauties and complexities around us.

Katie Castagno sings about the relationship between Mary Oliver and Molly Malone Cook in "Unprovable Things," a song about driving into Provincetown.

Musician and Scientist Katie Castagno has done extensive research into our queer history, creating songs that explore the relationships of prominent figures to show that we've always been here.

Woodcarver Robert Scott was painting houses when he was introduced to the craft of creating decoys. He spends his summer days carving on the pier in Provincetown.

Artist and performer Mike Sullivan creates intricate headpieces to experiment with materials and explore queer identity.

Artist, activist, and writer Jay Critchley shares his rich history of creating art with a message in and around Cape Cod.

Artist Cindy Pease Roe worked with Laura Ludwig's Beach Brigade from the Center for Coastal Studies Marine Debris Program to source all of her materials from trash collected off of Cape Cod beaches to create "Sugar" who will reside on Herring Cove Beach for several years. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration sponsored this semi-permanent installation on the Cape Cod National Seashore.

Our fragile oceans are plagued with plastics and other man-made trash. This documentary explores how artists have come together to create art out of this detritus in an effort to bring awareness to what individuals can do to help.

Chatham native Suzanna Nickerson creates collages of marine debris to illustrate the problem of plastic pollution on our local beaches.