This summer, the Cultural Center of Cape Cod presents a trio of compelling exhibitions that collectively explore the themes of place, transformation, and impermanence. At the heart of the season is No Fixed Address – an immersive, evolving exhibition by Jackie Reeves, in the Great Hall and Vault Galleries.
Complementing this is Dawn McKenzie's Gimme Shelter and Collage & Variations by Hugo Rizzoli. All three exhibitions are unified by their probing of the fragile, often improvised frameworks we build—physically and emotionally—to house our identities, relationships, and hopes.
The Opening reception for all three exhibitions is Friday, Jul 25, 6–8pm.
The event is free and everyone is welcome.
Jackie Reeves, NO FIXED ADDRESS
No Fixed Address
"This installation begins with the premise that nothing is permanent—not the materials we live with, the homes we inhabit, or the ideas we build upon. Using cardboard, string, insulation foam board, and other upcycled domestic remnants, I create fragile structures and visual experiments that echo both architectural models and emotional landscapes.
Influenced by my early exposure to architectural practice through my parents, I remain captivated by the moment where a mark on paper becomes a blueprint for something real. These works continue that lineage—not as finished designs, but as open-ended sketches that explore the tension between intention and improvisation, stability and collapse, hope and uncertainty.
Each piece is a provisional form: held together by thread, by weight, by will. They suggest the kind of temporary shelter we all seek—not only physical space, but also creative refuge. The use of common, discarded materials speaks to the human instinct to adapt, repurpose, and dream despite instability."
Jackie Reeves
Dawn McKenzie, GIMME SHELTER
Into the Unseen [part 1]
Into the Unseen [part 2]
Hugo Rizzoli, COLLAGE & VARIATIONS
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