Centre Street Arts Gallery in downtown Bath is pleased to welcome five new artists to our community and gallery.
Susie Wren of Georgetown and a former art teacher. Wren’s work includes acrylic, watercolor, mixed media and collage. She states, “I hope my unique mark shines through while the work evolves with time.”
Sandy Liggett, fiber artist from Phippsburg moved to Maine after raising alpacas. She learned to combine rich fibers into felted fabrics creating wall hangings and other household decorations.
Kate MacGillivary, artist, farmer, landscaper, teacher, of Georgetown, trained in Colorado as a graphic designer and is now a graduate of the Royal Botanic Gardens of Edinburgh with a Diploma in B.I., creating colored pencil botanicals capturing fine details of plants layer upon layer.
Tara Dixon, of Brunswick, via Fairfield, Connecticut and New York, is an abstract painter who has an affinity for making representational watercolors depicting paintings where sky meets land or water. After graduating from Connecticut College she studied at the Art Students League for 4 years. She is one of many artists with a studio at Fort Andros in Brunswick.
Noel Bickford, of Arrowsic, works in watercolor and aims for close observation and reaching a flow state. His artistic journey has moved through many mediums, from documentary and landscape photography to ceramics and ironwork and finally to watercolor.
A reception will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. March 20 at Centre St Arts Gallery, 11 Centre St., Bath. Email centrestartsgalleryllc@gmail.com or call 207-442-0300 for more information.
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Lights Out presents an artist talk and interview screening with Karen Jelenfy from 4 to 6 p.m. March 10 at The Commons in Belfast, held in conjunction with Jelenfy’s solo exhibition “Horizons.” The evening includes a screening of her 2021 interview “A Strong Dose,” followed by a discussion with Jelenfy, Lights Out creative director Karlë […]
Nicoletta Siccone, artist and art educator, will serve as the March Artist-in-Residence at the Deer Isle Artists Association. Siccone is a multifaceted artist whose work spans painting, sculpture, jewelry and glass, and she regularly exhibits her zipper jewelry, gyotaku and sumi-e at the association’s gallery. During her residency, Siccone will explore color through the creation […]
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The Maine Museum of Photographic Arts has a new home in Portland. You did it! Your donations and support helped us acquire our new space! This isn’t the end of our capital campaign or construction needs, but we’ve jumped the largest hurdle and we have new keys thanks to you! Now we can start planning […]
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Calling all local parents and educators! Meetinghouse Arts in Freeport is officially inviting all student artists (grades K-12) to submit their work for an exhibition celebrating Youth Art Month 2026. Whether your students are painters, sculptors, or digital creators, this is their moment to shine in a professional gallery setting. Registration closes March 20. Details […]
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