Category: shows
The Artist’s Muse: Favorite Places to Paint
“The Artist’s Muse: Favorite Places to Paint” is a new exhibition at Camden Falls Gallery that features a collection of plein air and studio paintings by artists Scott Moore, George Van Hook, Peter Yesis, Jonathan McPhillips, and Brad Betts, From quaint villages and quiet harbors to verdant pastures and majestic mountains, the show reflects many […]
Aarhus Gallery Artist Reunion at Betts Gallery
Betts Gallery announces a reunion show of the original artists from the former Aarhus Gallery- but with an interesting twist; each Aarhusian has invited an artist friend to include one piece to hang alongside their work in the exhibition. Some pairings are collaborative while others feature works that are distinctly different. The artists include […]
Littlefield Gallery’s Fall Group Show
The Littlefield Gallery finishes up its eighth season with a Fall Group Show featuring Caren-Marie Michel, John Stass, and Joan Freiman. Work by these artists and others can be viewed daily from 11-5:30 through Columbus Day. Caren-Marie Michel Caren-Marie Sargent Michel was born in Portland, Maine and is a lifelong Maine resident. Her work explores the […]
Maine Crafts Guild announces 7th Annual Scarborough Fine Craft Show
The Maine Crafts Guild is pleased to announce the 7th Annual Scarborough Fine Craft Show, September 17-18, 2016 at Camp Ketcha in Scarborough, Maine “There is nothing like finding a handcrafted work of art that speaks to your soul…when a piece of art finds its way into your hands, heart and home for a lifetime! […]
CMCA Events in Conjunction with the Camden International Film Festival
The Center for Maine Contemporary Art (CMCA), in conjunction with the Camden International Film Festival, is presenting several public programs on Saturday, September 17, that go beyond traditional documentary formats and mediums, complimenting CIFF’s focus on Creative Nonfiction Storytelling. The day’s programs at CMCA include a participatory installation in the courtyard by performance artist James Leonard, […]
Gallery at Somes Sound opens ART & EDUCATION IN MAINE
The Gallery at Somes Sound invites the public to an evening reception, Saturday, September 3rd, from 6:00 – 8:00 pm, for ART & EDUCATION IN MAINE, September 1 – October 31. In numerous locales across the United States, art and education go hand-in-hand. This trend is intensified on the coast of Maine, where a short […]
Mars Hall Gallery closes with “Under the Influence of Creativity”
Mars Hall Gallery wraps up its 2016 summer season with “Under the Influence of Creativity”. The group show will feature ink drawings done with a hypodermic needle by Leo Brooks, collage & acrylic paintings by Roger Kirby, mixed media mermaids painted on the Pont des Arts in Paris by Maurice Michel Lode, diptychs and […]
Argosy Gallery honors Robert Hagberg and Steven Hileman
The historic Bar Harbor Inn was the setting for the opening days, Saturday, August 20, and Sunday, August 21, of a major career show honoring artists Robert Hagberg and Steven Hileman. Identified as two of the country’s most prominent chroniclers of Acadia, both artists were featured in the award-winning book “Art of the National Parks: Historic […]
STORIES TOLD THROUGH PAINT UPSTAIRS AT HAYNES
Haynes Galleries proudly presents “Stories in Paint” as part of the Upstairs at Haynes series. The show is compromised of paintings that tell stories through a single image. It features work by several top Realists with different aesthetics. “Stories in Paint” runs through September 24 alongside “Zoey Frank: Connections & Changes” and “Roger Dale Brown: […]
Well-known Local Artists, Jan Kilburn and Hannah Ineson, at Pemaquid Art Gallery
Pemaquid Gallery member artists with their own studio/galleries in the midcoast area include Damariscotta neighbors Jan Kilburn and Hannah Ineson. Both are long time professional artists with extensive teaching experience. They also share a love of the Maine islands, as well as the mainland coastal scenery. Jan Kilburn is best known for her watercolors, filled […]
