Category: 000 Gallery
‘Briny’ explores oyster farming along the Damariscotta River
Jean Kigel Studio + Gallery in Waldoboro presents “Briny,” an exhibition inspired by the oyster farms thriving in Midcoast Maine. Oyster farms float in the clean, briny waters along the Damariscotta River, where workers harvest 2- to 3-year-old oysters for restaurants and seafood markets. Using Asian brush techniques, Kigel captures the harvest on absorbent rice […]
DIAA presents collaborative exhibition ‘Shared Visions’
The Deer Isle Artists Association presents “Shared Visions,” a collaborative exhibition on view through Sept. 27 at the DIAA Gallery in Deer Isle Village. Artists partnered in pairs and trios to create work incorporating painting, ceramics, weaving, metal and the written word. Featured artists are Marianne Alweis, June Kellogg, HB Wilmott, Sarah Baskin, David McBeth, […]
Zillman Art Museum opens exhibitions of abstract painting and Japanese prints
The Zillman Art Museum at the University of Maine in Bangor opened three exhibitions Sept. 18 featuring paintings and drawings by Jon Schueler, recent work by Tim McFarlane and Japanese woodblock prints from the newly established King Family Collection. JON SCHUELER: PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS “Jon Schueler: Paintings and Drawings,” on view through Dec. 29, focuses […]
Cynthia Winings Gallery to open ‘Wild Flower’ and ‘Laundering Abstraction’
Cynthia Winings Gallery in Blue Hill will host an opening reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Sept. 20 for “Wild Flower,” featuring work by Jenny Brillhart, Jeanne Paterak, Bronwyn Sale and Diane Bowie Zaitlin. The gallery’s Project Space will feature “Laundering Abstraction,” an exhibition by Elizabeth Adams. The reception coincides with International Observe the Moon […]
‘Expressive Roots’ explores Robert Neuman’s early abstract expressionism
“Expressive Roots,” an exhibition of work by Robert S. Neuman, is on view through Oct. 17 at Moss Galleries in Falmouth. A Sept. 9 reception celebrated the exhibition and the 100th anniversary of Neuman’s birth. The event included a conversation with Kim S. Theriault, a professor of art at the University of Southern Maine; gallerist […]
UMVA extends deadline for ‘Connections’ juried exhibition
The Union of Maine Visual Artists has extended the application deadline for “Connections,” a juried exhibition scheduled for December at Curtis Memorial Library in Brunswick. UMVA members may submit work through midnight Sept. 30. The exhibition will explore the theoretical, visual, tactile, psychological and interpersonal connections found throughout human life and the natural world. Artists […]
September a busy time at the Maine Art Gallery
The Maine Art Gallery in Wiscasset opens its last exhibit of the season on September 10 with a calendar for the remainder of the season that is full of activity before closing in mid-October. “Made in Maine,” the gallery’s annual members exhibit, provides all member artists with an opportunity to exhibit their work […]
Sidle House Presents Three Fall Exhibitions
The Sidle House in Freeport re-opens with a reception from 4-8 pm on Friday, September 18. “Our Dreams are a Form of Divination” is an ongoing inquiry in alternative ways to be in communion with the world around us. Composed of our thoughts, teachings, memories, and emotions – this exhibition invites audiences to consider […]
Gallery B in Castine Opening Recption for “Like the Weather”
Gallery B in Castine presents Like the Weather– New Works by Louise Bourne & Hannah Bureau, with an opening Reception: Sunday, September 6 5-7pm in both spaces.The show is through September 4 – 14, 2026 This Sunday marks our final celebration of art and artists for the year, join us for an Opening Reception on […]
First Friday at Cynthia Winings Gallery
First Friday at Cynthia Winings Gallery in Blue Hill presents a group show of outstanding local art. Seen at the End of the World began with a conversation about atmosphere—not simply as a quality of light or air, but as a condition of seeing. We were interested in the way atmosphere can alter our […]
