Recent Speaking Engagement:
Where art and land meet: Collaborative event brings artists and conservation community together
March 11, 2026

The intriguing intersection between art and land conservation provided a catalyst for spirited conversation at a recent event sponsored by Harwich Conservation Trust (HCT) and the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod.

https://harwichconservationtrust.org/where-art-and-land-meet-collaborative-event-brings-artists-and-conservation-community-together/

The Revenant and the Hunting Blind
2026
On view January-March 2026 
Provincetown Art Association and Museum 
460 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657

Reviewed by the Portland Herald Press
Feb, 2019
Portland Herald Press writer Daniel Kany reviewed:
“Most of the artists are familiar names (and let’s be clear: there are a lot of excellent contemporary artists now without a local gallery, so I am very glad to see them at Greenhut), but a few are new to me, including New York sculptor Gin Stone whose two works are the most exciting in the show. “Bast” is a tall figure, armless like the remnants of a classical sculpture but with the face of a great cat. “Atlantic Canyons Coyote” is a howling coyote standing on a Westminster Dog Show kennel box. Both works are made of retired commercial fishing gear. They are stunning in every sense: sculptural form, detail, color, material. Stone’s two pieces alone are worth the trip.”