Category: exhibitions
Sidle House opens summer season in Freeport
Freeport’s Sidle House opened its summer season June 25 with exhibitions featuring 11 artists, along with expanded outdoor sculpture in the gardens. “Life Forms: Change” is the final small-group show in a four-year series featuring Bronwen O’Wril, verónica pérez, Celeste Roberge and Erin Woodbrey. Life Forms is a sculpture collective of 12 artists and an […]
Courthouse Gallery presents Joseph Keiffer
Ellsworth’s Courthouse Gallery presents a solo exhibition of work by Joseph Keiffer through July 12. The exhibition includes oil paintings of landscapes, interiors and still lifes, including “View From Blue Hill,” “A Spring Storm,” “A Summer Evening,” “Sun Setting Over the Atlantic,” “Day’s End, Hancock Point,” “In The Dead of Winter,” “The Kitchen Table,” “Nine […]
Dowling Walsh Gallery highlights Jamie Wyeth’s ‘Kleberg: Sunrise, Monhegan’
Rockland’s Dowling Walsh Gallery highlighted Jamie Wyeth’s “Kleberg: Sunrise, Monhegan,” a 2024 work in watercolor, acrylic, charcoal and gouache on toned board. Kleberg was a beloved yellow Labrador retriever owned by Wyeth and his wife, Phyllis. Gifted to the Wyeths by Robert Kleberg of Texas’s King Ranch, the dog inspired a celebrated series of artworks […]
Wiscasset Bay Gallery to open Cordelia Edwards photography exhibition
Wiscasset Bay Gallery will open “American Light,” an exhibition of new and selected photographs by Cordelia Edwards, on June 25. The opening will coincide with the village’s June Art Walk, when downtown Wiscasset comes alive with musical performances, events at local businesses and gallery openings from 4 to 7 p.m. Years ago, Cordelia Edwards was […]
The Turtle Gallery represents potter Tim Christensen
The Turtle Gallery is proud to represent potter Tim Christensen. Christensen works in porcelain because it endures. Long after languages shift and technologies fade, porcelain remains — quiet, bright, and nearly eternal. Into this material, he carves the stories of living now: the chaos that surrounds us, the tenderness that saves us, the moments of […]
Deer Isle Artists Association opens ‘Songs of the Sea’ show
The Deer Isle Artists Association in Deer Isle Village is presenting its second show of the 2026 summer season, “Songs of the Sea,” on view June 16 to 28. The exhibition evokes the rolling landscapes and bracing seascapes of the Maine coast through a broad range of mediums, including painting, drawing, printmaking, basketry, jewelry, glass […]
Waterfall Arts to open ‘Press Play’ exhibition in Belfast
Waterfall Arts in Belfast will open “Press Play,” a group exhibition featuring artists Tara Morin, Tori Marsh and Tom Jessen, on June 26. An opening reception and summer open house will be held June 26, from 4 to 7 p.m. The exhibition will run through Aug. 29. “Press Play is an invitation for our audience […]
Henry Isaacs unveils new direction at Gleason Fine Art
Longtime friends Dennis, Marty and Andrew Gleason have once again mounted a show of new paintings by Henry Isaacs at Gleason Fine Art in Boothbay Harbor, featuring work from the past year. Alongside familiar images of the waters off the Maine coast, the show includes a new direction: nearly monumental-sized canvases painted in the wildflower […]
Center for Maine Contemporary Art celebrates 10th anniversary of Landmark Building at 2026 Art Party
The Center for Maine Contemporary Art (CMCA) will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its iconic Rockland building at the 2026 Art Party on Wednesday, July 8, from 6 to 9 p.m. This annual fundraising event will honor the visionary leaders whose creativity, expertise, and dedication helped bring this award-winning building to life and shaped CMCA’s […]
Artemis Gallery presents group show featuring five Maine artists
Artemis Gallery in Northeast Harbor is presenting its second group exhibition of the season, featuring a selection of works by five Maine artists: Matt Barter, Annie Curtis, Abe Goodale, Bob Hiemstra and Lisa Kellner. The show is on view June 18 to 30. An opening reception will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. June […]
