Category: Art Talk

Cynthia Winings Gallery “Endless Summer”

Endless Summer, a group exhibition, September 20 through October 9th. For the final exhibition of the season, the gallery will feature the highlights of the summer shows, with artworks from Louise Bourne, Josephine Burr, Avy Claire, Heidi Daub, Tom Curry, David Hornung, Christine Lafuente, Bill Mayher, Buzz Masters, Libby Mitchell, Carol Pelletier, Jerry Rose, Russell […]

Artist Talk with William Irvine and Mark Bell at Courthouse Gallery Fine Art

Ellsworth Courthouse Gallery Fine Art will host an Artist Talk on Thursday, October 12 at 6pm for painter William Irvine and potter Mark Bell. These two artists, who are masters in their respective fields, will discuss about their process and the challenge of working together to create vases and plates. A selection of their individual […]

Closing Celebration at Finch Gallery

Fog is rolling in. Summer has ebbed. Another successful season at The Finch Gallery in Belfast is coming to an end. Come in September 28,29 or 30 to enter your name in the drawing for door prizes. They are very cool ones- One of Jay Hoagland’s Granite Apples, and a few of Jerri Finch’s on paper, […]

CMCA Sunday Salon: Linden Frederick + Tess Gerritsen

The Center for Maine Contemporary Art invites you to a Sunday Salon with artist Linden Frederick and author Tess Gerritsen on Sunday, September 17, at 3pm. Frederick and Gerritsen will discuss the inspiration and process behind “Takeout,” their collaboration for the exhibition, Night Stories, on view at CMCA through November 5, 2017. Sunday Salons are a series of engaging conversations on […]

Fall Exhibitions and Barn Gallery Memories

Fall Exhibitions include ‘Shadows and Reflections’ by artists of the Ogunquit Art Association from September 13 through October 9 with an Opening Reception on Saturday September 16, 5 – 7:30 PM. See ‘OAA Expressions’ with its wide variety of style, subject, medium and price. Remember painter Norman West in a small Memorial Exhibition of his work. […]

2017 Bernard Osher Lecture “Keeping Tradition Alive” at the PMA

The Portland Museum of Art is excited to announce Theresa Secord as the 2017 Bernard Osher Lecture speaker. The event, titled Keeping Tradition Alive: Native American Art Ecology in Maine and the Nation, will take place at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, September 12, at USM’s Hannaford Hall. Tickets are $15, $10 for PMA members, and $5 […]

Artist’s Talk Janice Anthony & Alison Rector at Courthouse Gallery

Courthouse Gallery Fine Art will host an Artist’s Talk for Janice Anthony and Alison Rector on Wednesday, September 6 at 6pm. Rector (interiors) and Anthony (landscapes) will talk about their work and how they create the illusion of light through the manipulation of an opaque material (paint) on a two-dimensional surface. The talk is free […]

CMCA to Hold Public Reception for Linden Frederick: Night Stories Exhibition

The Center for Maine Contemporary Art (CMCA) will hold a public reception for the exhibition Linden Frederick: Night Stories on Friday, August 25, from 5 to 8pm. The exhibition pairs fifteen newly created paintings by the noted realist painter with fifteen new works of fiction by some of America’s most acclaimed writers. The exhibition will […]

Lecture at the Farnsworth: Louise Nevelson—Light and Shadow

On Wednesday, August 16, the Farnsworth Art Museum will present a lecture by Nevelson biographer Laurie Wilson entitled Louise Nevelson: Light and Shadow. The program will take place from 6 to 7 p.m. in the museum’s auditorium. This lecture will provide an intimate portrait of Louise Nevelson’s remarkable life and art, drawing on hours of […]

Farnsworth Presents Lecture and Film: Returning Nazi-Appropriated-Art to its Rightful Owner

On Wednesday, August 23, the Farnsworth Art Museum, in partnership with the Strand Theatre and the Adas Yoshuron Synagogue will co-present a lecture by Donald S. Burris, Esq. followed by a screening of Stealing Klimt: The Documentary. The program will take place at the Strand Theatre in Rockland, Maine from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Beginning […]