Category: shows
Carol L. Douglas Studio Presents “Censored. Me. Really.”
In 2014, Carol L. Douglas was part of a duo show at a university gallery in Rochester, NY. The show was vast: a body of sixty large pieces including abstracts and nudes. Douglas’ work dealt with the marginalization of women, exploring issues like religious submission, bondage, slavery, prostitution, obesity, and exploitation. It was featured in […]
MMPA Celebrates 10 Years & 100 Photo Collectors
Maine Museum of Photographic Arts in Portland, celebrates 10 years and 100 photo collectors. An opening reception will be held on Feb 13 6-8, the show will run from Feb 13 – May 16 and will close with an artist talk given by Brenton Hamilton on May 16 6-8.
Reggie Burrows Hodges Awarded Ellis-Beauregard Fellowship
Dowling Walsh Gallery artist Reggie Burrows Hodges has been awarded the Ellis-Beauregard Foundation Fellowship in the Visual Arts. The Ellis-Beauregard Fellowship awards $25,000 to a Maine artist working in the visual arts and is paired with a solo exhibition at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art, a scholarly publication and a gallery talk.
Sunday Salon with artists featured in ‘Temporality’
The Center for Maine Contemporary Art (CMCA), in Rockland invites the public to attend the second in a series of Sunday Salon gallery talks related to the exhibition “Temporality: The Process of Time,” on January 5 at 3pm. Presenters will include exhibiting artists Caleb Charland, Clint Fulkerson, and Kate Russo. Each artist will share images […]
Announcements from The Maine Crafts Association
Preparing for a Wholesale Show: Panel Discussion MCA presents Preparing for a Wholesale Show, a panel discussion in our ongoing Wholesale Resource Hub program. The discussion will focus on best practices in preparing for a wholesale show, and audience members will have the opportunity to ask questions. The conversation will be relevant to any wholesale […]
Cove St. Arts Presents ‘Think A Bot It’
Cove St. Arts Presents, in Portland Eva Goetz’s Think A Bot It. Large, friendly robots speak through semafore, coded messages, and signals requesting that we HELP, STOP, LOOK and LISTEN. Goetz’s colorful, dynamic bots encourage the viewer to engage deeply and to think about the possibilities (and dangers) embedded in our technological future. This exhibition […]
Markings Gallery “Bright Night Bath”
Markings Gallery, 50 Front St., Bath, ME, is excited to see their holiday windows come to LIFE on Friday, December 13, 2019 as part of Bright Night Bath. Join Barbara Burns, fiber artist, at her loom and Wayne Robbins, woodcarver, at his carving bench as they create art from 5pm – 8pm. Admission is free, and […]
Jazz Age Open House at Carol L. Douglas Studio
Jazz Age Open House The public is invited to a holiday open house at Carol L. Douglas Studio at 394 Commercial Street in Rockport. It’s from noon to five on Saturday, December 7. The theme of the party is the Jazz Age. Reminiscent of Bohemian studio parties attended by Bright Young Things, there will be […]
Peggy Farrell Exhibits Watercolors at Miles Hospital through January 1
The watercolors of New Harbor artist Peggy Farrell are now on display in the Hall Gallery at Miles Hospital in Damariscotta through January 1, 2020. Peggy Farrell is living proof that childhood dreams can come true. From earliest childhood in Pennsylvania she has been drawn to artistic pursuits, from crayons and pencils to oils. […]
Sohns Gallery Seventh Annual All Small Art Show Reception Dec. 6
The Sohns Gallery, located in The Rock & Art Shop at 36 Central Street, presents The Seventh Annual All Small art show. Fifty two local Maine artists were given three small (6”x 6”) birch wood panels and asked to create. The result is one of the most diverse gallery shows of the year. Artist’s works include a wide variety of mediums from […]
