Category: exhibitions
Littlefield Gallery presents “James Linehan: Celebrating Acadia”
James Linehan graduated from Arizona State University in Tempe with a BFA in 1974. At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, he earned his MA in 1976 and his MFA in 1978. Art professor and former chairman of the UMaine Department of Art for seven and a half years, James has been with the University of Maine […]
Camden Falls Gallery presents Coastal Color
Exhibition Dates: August 20 – September 9, 2016 Artists’ Reception: August 20, 2016, 4-6pm Camden Falls Gallery is pleased to present Coastal Color, which features an exciting collection of works by contemporary landscape painters Janis Sanders and Jennifer Van Cor, along with other gallery artists. With unique painting styles and personal visions, these artists present iconic […]
John Whalley’s Etudes at Greenhut Galleries
Etudes is John Whalley’s 7th solo exhibition at Greenhut Galleries. This exhibition of paintings and drawings continues Whalley’s exploration of reclaiming discarded tools, seashells, and other objects and giving them new life. His beautifully rendered images seem to instill, or rather uncover, an inner light within his subjects, be they still life or portrait. About the […]
Joy To The Wind: An Ocean Point Of View
Lynne and John at Joy To The Wind in Boothbay Harbor are hosting an open house from 7-9 pm on Friday, August 5th during the First Friday Art Tour. “Storm surge, wind tossed ocean waves, immobile ledge worn by constant contact. Motion along the uneven shore-conflicted waves, a jumble of rocks caressed. Periwinkles slowly slide, […]
The Cynthia Winings Gallery presents “Plenty”
PLENTY is the third exhibition of Season IV at the Cynthia Winings Gallery, featuring the artwork of Josephine Burr, Avy Claire, and Carrie Scanga. The exhibition is on view until August 26. The gallery is pleased to present Josephine Burr’s ceramic artwork of fresco-like drawings and three dimensional sculpture. She writes, “As an artist I […]
“Maine and America in the Twentieth Century” opens at the Wiscasset Bay Gallery on August 11th
“Maine and America in the Twentieth Century” opens at the Wiscasset Bay Gallery in Wiscasset, Maine, on August 11. The exhibition explores the development of modernism in American art during the late 1920’s through the 1950’s. A number of major works by New Hope Pennsylvania artist John Fulton Folinsbee (1892-1972) are featured in the exhibition. […]
ZOEY FRANK’S COMPELLING NEW WORK SHOWCASED AT HAYNES GALLERIES
One of the brightest young artists in Contemporary Realism is returning to Haynes Galleries to showcase her newest works. Zoey Frank’s compelling new paintings will be on view from August 19 to September 24 in Thomaston, Maine in “Zoey Frank: Connections & Changes.” An opening reception with food and drink to celebrate Frank’s new show will […]
Three Points of View for Summer Exhibitions at George Marshall Store Gallery
Three artists present their perspective on three very distinctive locals in the mid-summer exhibitions now on view at Old York’s George Marshall Store Gallery. Nina Jerome, from Bangor Maine, is well known for her views of the Maine coast and lakes. In this showing , however, called “Land Marks – On the Move,” she is […]
Strawbery Banke Museum presents Portrait of a New England Port
Strawbery Banke Museum presents Portrait of a New England Port, Don Gorvett: 25 Years in Portsmouth, NH. Woodcut Prints and Drawings, 1991-2016 Join artist Don Gorvett in the celebration of his 25th anniversary, Strawbery Banke Museum hosts an exhibition of his woodcuts & drawings, 1991-2016, August 7 through October 11. Opening reception on Sunday, August 7 from 4-6 pm. Visit StrawberyBanke.org for […]
Exhibitions at at Shaw Jewelry
Henry Isaacs: Color Unleashed These color centric canvases are splendid patchworks of boldly applied oil paint rendering the Maine landscape into broken pieces of color. The eye stitches them together in a way that evokes more of a sense of mood and weather than recognizable scenes. No matter what the size of the canvas, his […]
