Category: Artists Reception
Upcoming Shows at Kefauver Studio & Gallery
“The Little Holiday Show,” running from November 18th through January 2nd. An Artists’ Reception, open to the public, will be held on Saturday, November 18th, from 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm. The show will feature artwork that will include miniatures and smaller pieces, priced to suit every budget. Original art is perfect for holiday gift giving! […]
CSA II: Community Supporting Arts at Harlow Gallery
Harlow Gallery presents a series of 3 exhibitions showcasing artwork from CSA II: Community Supporting Arts in which participating artists have been visiting their partner farms regularly since January, at the start of the 2017 growing season, creating art inspired by their farmer’s lives, work, and landscape. The resulting body of artwork will be exhibited […]
Cynthia Winings Gallery presents Kids Talk About Art
First Friday Blue Hill, Kids Talk About Art, Friday, October 6 at 5:00PM The October Kids Program! Children are invited to the gallery for First Friday Blue Hill, to view the artworks and tell me what they think! The gallery will be open late, until 7PM, and there will be refreshments, Everyone is welcome! For […]
Work from Maine’s Craft Apprentice Program on display at Caleb Johnson Studio
The Maine Craft Association’s Craft Apprentice Program (CAP) offers Maine-based master craft artists and apprentices the opportunity to learn, create and connect. The 2017 Craft Apprentice Program will celebrate with capstone exhibition on view at Caleb Johnson Studio, 110 Exchange Street, Portland, Maine October 3-31, 2017. Please join us for the artist reception and refreshments […]
Higgins, Welliver & Lloyd: Opening reception at Greenhut Galleries
J. Thomas R. Higgins Greenhut Galleries presents an exhibition of three incredible Maine artists from October 5th through 28th with an opening reception Thursday, October 5th from 5 – 7pm. Growing up in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, J. Thomas R Higgins’s earliest exposure to art was the work of Edward Redfield, Daniel Garber and related Pennsylvania Impressionists. Later, as […]
Dowling Walsh Gallery to Exhibit the Work of Eric Green in October
Dowling Walsh Gallery will host an exhibition in the month of October of Eric Green’s work. An opening reception will be Friday, October 6th from 5-8pm in conjunction with Rockland’s First Friday Art Walk. Heroes and Mirrors is an exhibition of a few bodies of work. The first is from the early 1990’s depicting a nostalgic reality of baseball heroes, while the other two series twist […]
The Sohns Gallery Presents Paintings by Martin Gallant
The Sohns Gallery, located in The Rock & Art Shop presents Paintings by Martin Gallant. The show runs from September 18th through November 5th. A reception and an artist talk will be held with conjunction with the First Fright ArtWalk on October 6th from 5-8pm. This is Martin Gallant’s first time showing his large scale […]
Farnsworth Free Community Opening for Black and White: Louise Nevelson/Pedro Guerrero
On Friday, October 6, the Farnsworth Art Museum, in Rockland, Maine, will celebrate a free community opening for the exhibition Black and White: Louse Nevelson/Pedro Guerrero. The opening, which will take place from 5 – 8 p.m., will feature black and white films in the library accompanied by live music, fun craft activities, both chocolate […]
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, […]
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. […]
