Category: Portland

Apply by December 10th for the Craft Apprentice Program 2020

The Maine Craft Association’s Craft Apprentice Program (CAP) offers Maine-based master craft artists and apprentices the opportunity to learn, create, and connect.  Applications will be accepted online through December 10th. The Craft Apprenticeship Program is presented through a partnership with the Maine Arts Commission and the Maine Craft Association. It provides a seven-month customized educational […]

Cove Street Art Presents ‘Paperwork’

Join Cove St. Arts for the opening reception of: Paperwork. The exhibition, curated by Bruce Brown, features works on paper by four artists: Karen Adrienne, Kathleen Florance, Frank Mauceri, and Munira Naqui. Working on paper offers a freedom and delicate immediacy that can result in a direct outpouring of creativity. Often a substrate for studies […]

Cove St. Arts Opens for “Real & Remembered”

Cove St. Arts in Portland is showcasing works by Roy Germon, Timothy Wilson and Kathi Smith in the exhibit “Real and Remembered.” As described by featured artist Kathi Smith, “Maine is rough, unforgiving, curious, familiar, and beautiful.” These almost contradictory characteristics endow the Maine landscape with an unmistakable sense of place. As the term suggests, […]

Cove St. Arts opening for “Exquisite Beauty”

Join us on Thursday, September 19 from 5-7 pm for the Opening Reception of: Exquisite Beauty. The enduring legacy of grace. The exhibition, curated by Indigo Arts Alliance co-founder Marcia Minter, showcases the international photography of two Maine artists, David Caras and Meredith Kennedy. “Grace,” as a noun, refers to the elegance or beauty of form, manner, motion or […]

Colin Page artist talk at Greenhut

  Please join us!  Saturday, Sept. 21 at 1pm Colin will talk about the work from his current solo exhibition “Color Notes” Exhibition continues through September 28 Event is free and open to the public Please note, seating is limited, first come, first served   In September, Greenhut is pleased to present Color Notes, an […]

Cove St. Arts Presents “Exquisite Beauty. The enduring legacy of grace”

Join us on Thursday, September 19 from 5-7 pm for the Opening Reception of: Exquisite Beauty. The enduring legacy of grace at Cove St. Arts in Portland. The exhibition, curated by Indigo Arts Alliance co-founder Marcia Minter, showcases the international photography of two Maine artists, David Caras and Meredith Kennedy. “Grace,” as a noun, refers […]

The 6×6 Show & Sale at Running With Scissors Art Studio

  Running With Scissors (RWS) member artists and other Maine artists are showing a limited amount of new work, each measuring 6×6 inches and sold in the RWS Gallery in Portland. RWS artists are opening their studios to the public for the day. RWS is proud to include a wide range of artists working in […]

Greenhut Galleries Presents “Color Notes”

Greenhut, on September 5-28th is pleased to present Color Notes, an exhibition of new oil paintings by one of Maine’s most masterful, and most popular, plein air artists, Colin Page. Greenhut is located in Portland and an opening reception will be held on September 5 from 5-7pm and an Artist Talk on September 21 at […]

Cove Street Arts Presents “Exquisite Beauty”

Cove Street Arts, in Portland presents an opening reception of: Exquisite Beauty,  the enduring legacy of grace.  The reception will be held on Thursday September 19, 5:00-7:00.  The exhibition showcases the international photography of two Maine-based artists, David Caras and Meredith Kennedy. This striking show was curated by Marcia Minter, co-founder of Indigo Arts Alliance. […]

Cove Street Art Opens for “Ian Trask: Strange Histories”

Cove Street Arts in Portland presents works by Ian Trask with an opening reception on September 6 from 5-6:00.  Using vintage slides depicting others’ lived experiences, Ian Trask invents his own stories. Combining found 35 mm slide photography, analog collage, and assemblage sculpture, Trask creates imaginative double-exposures that transcend the boundaries of time and experience […]