“Higgins Beach – Late Afternoon,” by Cynthia Sortwell.
“Untitled 1027,” by Conrad Guertin.
“Bobolinks,” wood engraving, by Siri Beckman.

Hard times inspire creativity, and Wiscasset’s Maine Art Gallery has stepped up to the challenge.

The gallery presents an online show of paintings, sculptures, photographs, prints and collages from 23 artists that might have been held at the gallery, were it not for the limitations due to COVID-19. Instead, the images can be viewed at www.maineartgallerywiscasset.org through July 10.

The show offers a range of styles. In addition to depictions of landscapes, waterscapes, architecture and still lifes, works include nontraditional shapes and symbolic paintings.

More information is available on the Maine Art Gallery Wiscasset Facebook page. The gallery, located in the historic Wiscasset Academy building at 15 Warren St., Wiscasset, is closed to the public this summer due to COVID.

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