Category: exhibitions
News & Opportunities from the Maine Crafts Association
MCA Program Calendar: Upcoming Events and Deadlines 2019 Jan 15: Sign Up Deadline for Maine Gallery Guide Co-Op Ad Jan 19: M2M Workshop: Speed Designing with Jolene McGowan Jan 31: Portland Fine Craft Show Application Deadline February: Registration opens for Maine Craft Weekend Feb15: Sign Up Deadline for Mother’s Day Ad in Downeast Magazine April […]
Catch the Fall Exhibitions at the Colby Museum
The Colby College Museum of Art creates academically robust and engaging exhibitions. This fall, the Colby Museum is pleased to present the following exhibitions: Torkwase Dyson: Nautical Dusk (through January 6, 2019), Darkness Visible: Goya Prints from the Lunder Collection (through January 20, 2019), Nancy Spero: Unbound (through January 20, 2019), and Currents 8: Carly Glovinski (through February 17, 2019). Torkwase Dyson: Nautical Dusk […]
Betts Gallery celebrates annual ‘Holiday Galleria’
This December, Betts Gallery celebrates the holidays with their annual ‘Holiday Galleria’ show, joining in on the Belfast Holiday Artwalk with an opening reception, Friday December 7th, 5:30-8pm. The exhibit of local, affordable art, in a variety of media includes works by: Sally Brophy, Jennie Connor, Susan Cooney, Julie Cyr, Kris Engman, Sarah Faragher, […]
8x10x100 and Holiday Members Show at The Harlow
The Harlow is home of the Kennebec Valley Art Association, a non-profit celebrating its 60th anniversary on December 1, 2018. The public is invited to celebrate the occasion and attend the opening reception for both 8x10x100 and our annual Holiday Members Show & Sale on Saturday, December 1st from 5-7pm. Both are on view from December […]
Art for The Holidays at Gleason Fine Art’s
Wouldn’t it be fun to see what career artists could come up with for tree ornaments? That’s the idea behind the centerpiece of Gleason Fine Art’s “Art for the Holidays” show, which begins Thursday, November 29, 2018, and runs through Wednesday, January 2, 2019. A beautiful Christmas tree will be decorated with ornaments made by […]
Curator’s Selection at George Marshall Store Gallery
By tradition the final exhibition for the year at Old York’s George Marshall Store Gallery is called Curator’s Selection. The show includes work by 20 regional artists, many exhibiting for the first time at the gallery. Jewelry by Lauren Pollaro and ceramics by David Ernster are also featured. Pollaro is well known for her one-of-a-kind […]
Maine Farmland Trust Gallery opens HOMELAND
HOMELAND: A multimedia exhibit exploring our collective and diverse relationship to home/land Maine Farmland Trust Gallery’s new exhibit HOMELAND speaks to a deep relationship that comes from cultivating the land, and a longing for connection with the land. This open call exhibit was promoted and curated in collaboration with GEDAKINA, Inc., a multigenerational […]
Art Space Gallery Showcases Autumn Themed Works
Art Space Gallery welcomes the public to our November Opening showcasing artworks with an Autumn theme November 2nd, from 5pm to 8pm. Many of our artists will be on hand to discuss their work. In addition, we’ll have the customary refreshments. Come see what we’ve created to celebrate the changing seasons. Art Space Gallery is located at 405 Main […]
Local and National Works Exhibition at Aquilartadvisory
Local and National Works Exhibition celebrating diverse, sometimes merging “cultures” …and spores? Many of the pieces are in petri dishes by: mark BLOOMER, astrid BOWLBY, earyrecords, Seth Fainkujen, Judith Randall, ROBERT MUNZNER DESIGNS, Erika Melhus, CAROLE, Mae Billington, MATTY, aquilARTstaff, SNOOK and ZNcollective Opens NOV 4th runs thru DEC 2018 by chance or appointment at […]
Gleason Fine Art Presents ‘People at Play: Paintings from the Estates of Dorothy Eisner (1906-1984) and Patrick McArdle (1915-1997)
Although they never met, modernist painters Dorothy Eisner (1906-1984) and Patrick McArdle (1915-1997) have much in common. They both studied at the Art Students League, one of the country’s most influential arts institutions. And they both came of age during the first half of the 20th […]
