Category: openings
‘In the Footsteps of John Marin: Cape Split + Addison Artists’ at MOTHERS
“In the Footsteps of John Marin: Cape Split + Addison Artists” opened June 2 at MOTHERS Art & Antique Gallery featuring artwork by seven artists from Downeast: Art Edwards, Charlene Curry, Maria Zukoff, Michel Chalufour, Nancy Rankin, Nina Jerome and Priscilla Coote. The exhibition will remain on view throughout June. These artists, who work in […]
‘Fresh Paint and Recent Acquisitions’ group exhibition at the Wiscasset Bay Gallery
“Fresh Paint and Recent Acquisitions” will opened May 25 at the Wiscasset Bay Gallery in celebration of the gallery’s 40th season. Featuring a diverse and eclectic collection of works by artists from Denmark, Croatia, France, Italy, Great Britain and the United States, the exhibition spans three centuries. The show is on view through June 30. […]
Dowling Walsh Gallery presents three solo exhibitions in June
Dowling Walsh Gallery will open three new solo exhibitions of work by artists Sebastian Blanck, Will Sears and Kevin Xiques on June 7, with a public reception from 4 to 7 p.m. during Rockland’s First Friday Art Walk. Now in its 17th year, Dowling Walsh Gallery, located at 365 Main St. in Rockland, specializes in […]
Baldwin House on Monhegan Island inspires group exhibition ‘Above Us Only Sky’ on view at the Camden Public Library
In the spirit of “UMVA Members and Friends,” three UMVA member artists, Mary Brooking of Westbrook, Jane Gilbert of Orland and Key West, and exhibition organizer Deb Vendetti of South Hope, along with invited guest Dee Peppe of Rockland, will exhibit work at the Camden Public Library, 55 Main St., Camden. “Above Us Only Sky” […]
Summer exhibitions at CMCA
The Center for Maine Contemporary Art kicks off the summer season with the unveiling of three thought-provoking exhibitions that promise to captivate visitors this summer. “NATURE CULT, SEEDED,” by artist Donald Moffett, marks his first exhibition in Maine. Moffett, a seasoned artist and activist, challenges conventional art forms through innovative techniques that carry both personal […]
Barn Gallery news, exhibitions and an upcoming art talk
The Barn Gallery throws open its doors to a season of exhibitions showcasing the work by juried Ogunquit Art Association artists. The season began on May 22. Opening-Season Exhibitions will feature “OAA Expressions” (an exhibition with a wide variety of subject and medium); OAA Artist Showcases by Lou Kohl Morgan (painting) and Lennie Mullaney (painting); […]
Landing Gallery in Rockland exhibits ‘In Light of Maine’ paintings by Lisa Kyle
Landing Gallery in Rockland announces the opening of “In Light of Maine,” a solo exhibition of new paintings by Lisa Kyle that runs May 3 to June 2. An opening reception will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. May 3 during Rockland’s First Friday Art Walk. “The paintings in this collection depict moments of […]
Charles H. Woodbury and the 1932 Solar Eclipse, plus Barn Gallery’s 2024 season schedule
By Eric Taubert The summer of 1932 cast a unique light on the quaint coastal town of Ogunquit. Anticipation crackled in the air, a buzz unlike the usual rhythm of crashing waves and creaking lobster traps. This wasn’t a season for tourists seeking lazy afternoons on the beach; this was a pilgrimage for an astronomical […]
Camden Falls Gallery kicks off season with homecoming show ‘Bits And Pieces’
Camden Falls Gallery’s homecoming exhibit, “Bits and Pieces,” opens May 16 from 5 to 7 p.m. during Camden’s Third Thursday Art Walk. The show will run through June 6. Art Walks are held on the third Thursday of each month from May through October. The show brings together the works of three mixed media artists, […]
Deer Isle Artists Association announces new season of exhibitions
The Deer Isle Artists Association announces the start of the summer 2024 season and looks forward to sharing unique and inspirational art with visitors. They invite the community to join them as artists and guests. The DIAA Gallery’s first show, “Signs of Spring,” will run from May 28 to June 9. As the summer progresses, […]
