Author: AnthonyMGSG22
It’s time to get cozy at Archipelago
Fall is here, and the chill in the evening air means that it’s time to think “cozy.” Archipelago has got you covered with a great selection of everything from beautiful throws and luxe scarves to scented candles and cookbooks. With the seasons changing, it’s the perfect time to practice a little self-care and nourishment, and […]
Robert Wellings will exhibit at the Gallery at Somes Sound
Robert Wellings will exhibit his paintings at the Gallery at Somes Sound throughout October. Wellings’ inspiration for this collection of work is the ability of the Maine landscape to evoke in the viewer a sense of solitude and mystery. Scenes of dusk-lit meadows, silhouettes of rocky shores, bare trees in the pre-dawn hours and other […]
Three exhibits continue at the George Marshall Store Gallery
As summer gives way to autumn, the George Marshall Store Gallery continues its 25th anniversary celebration with three new exhibitions. Pam Brown, Gail Spaien and Julia Zanes combine sculpture with paintings of imagined worlds and interiors; “Animalia,” by Michael Stasiuk, presents creatures both big and small; and “Quotidian Views,” by Grant Drumheller, includes gouaches and […]
‘Caren-Marie Michel: Maine’s Four Seasons’ opens at Littlefield Gallery
“Maine’s Four Seasons,” a solo show of seascapes by Caren-Marie Michel, is on exhibit at Littlefield Gallery from Sept. 14 through Oct. 13. Caren-Marie Sargent Michel was born in Portland and is a lifelong Maine resident. Michel’s work explores the urban, industrial and pastoral images of Maine and documents the ever-changing landscape in paint. Michel […]
Two shows will open in October at Hole In The Wall Studioworks
Dave G. Hall will show “Into the Woods,” and Kate Winn, “Flights of Fancy” at Hole In The Wall Studioworks. Show dates are Oct. 9 through Nov. 16, with an outdoor reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 10. Hole In The Wall Studioworks is at 1544 Roosevelt Trail (Rt. 302), Raymond. Gallery hours are […]
Two Pemaquid Art Gallery artists are united in new directions
Two member artists of the Pemaquid Art Gallery, Jan Kilburn and Hannah Ineson, couldn’t be more different in the art they now create but are similar in working in new mediums, or at least mediums which are new to their fans, and are proving to be highly successful with these new directions. They both […]
‘Distilled’ photography show at Cove Street Arts
“Distilled” in an exhibition of the photography of Cynthia and John Orcutt, curated by Bruce Brown. The Orcutts expertly document fragile places (both natural and manmade) by simplifying the subject through composition and technique, drawing the essence of the subject into the final image. The photographs are made with a commitment to distill the subjects […]
Seven artists portray glimpses of their reality in Maine Art Gallery Show
Contemporary realism is the focus of the current online exhibit presented by Wiscasset’s Maine Art Gallery. The show, originally scheduled to be seen in the gallery at this time, has been rescheduled to 2021 due to the coronavirus. However, one can get a preview of the full show by visiting www.maineartgallerywiscasset.org. The images will be […]
Craft Classifieds: September Issue
[SOURCE & SELL] ‘Craft Classifieds Edition’ is a facet of the Maine Crafts Association’s [SOURCE + BUY] project. This resource is free for MCA members and nonmembers. Are you buying, selling, trading, hiring, or renting? Perhaps it’s time to clean out your studio and find new homes for some tools or equipment? Looking to hire […]
MCA Essay Series: ‘What Maine Craft Means to Me’ by John Baldacci
Artists tell us who we are as a people. They reflect our spirit and define our soul. Maine is very unique, we are not like anywhere else. As governor, I identified and supported our creative economy, which linked this talent to our economic engine. Maine has world-renowned writers, photographers, painters, poets, builders, basket makers and […]
