New work by eight fine art photographers
ART NOUVEAU in September celebrates all new work by the eight fine art photographers exclusively represented by VoxPhotographs at www.voxphotographs.com gallery.
Historic processes artists David Puntel (ambrotypes) and David Wolfe (palladium prints), black and white gelatin silver prints by David Brooks Stess, landscapes by Jim Nickelson, industrial landscapes by Liv Kristin Robinson, polaroid-generated prints by Mark Rockwood, and contemporary digital images by Arla Patch and Susan Guthrie will be on view.
"Landlocked: The Contemporary Landscape" at Susan Maasch Fine Art
Through September 30, 2008 at the Susan Maasch Gallery in Portland
Featuring artists Eric Aho, Rush Brown, Brian Chu, June Grey, Mary B. Harrington, Julie Lutts, Teri Malo, Shiao-Ping Wang, Deb Randall, Kathleen Robbins, Willa Vennema and Titus Welliver.
Landscape painting has a rich history in Maine and ...
A Man Named Pearl
USA. Rated G. 118 minutes.
The son of a sharecropper, Pearl Fryar works in a canning factory in a small, poor South Carolina town where he and his wife are denied a house in an all-white neighborhood because "black people don't keep up their yards." So he and Metra acquire a house and three acre...
New work by eight fine art photographers
ART NOUVEAU in September celebrates all new work by the eight fine art photographers exclusively represented by VoxPhotographs at www.voxphotographs.com gallery.
Historic processes artists David Puntel (ambrotypes) and David Wolfe (palladium prints), black and white gelatin silver prints by David Brooks Stess, landscapes by J...
Maine Arts Commission Free Workshops
The staff of the Maine Arts Commission is holding a series of workshops to share information and advice about a broad range of issues relevant to Maine’s artists, communities and cultural organizations. The panel style workshops will provide a forum to learn, to ask questions and to network with fellow artists from your re...
Maine Artist Interview: Alison Rector
"Finding beauty where you might not normally expect it"
(image: Summer Camp by Alison Rector)
(Belfast, June 4th) Alison Rector is a painter and printmaker who lives in Monroe, Maine. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in painting from Brown University, and specializes in painting interiors, particularly those o...
Camden International Film Festival
Thursday, September 25 - Sunday, September 28, 2008
Created in 2004, the Camden International Film Festival is a grass-roots community based organization sponsoring annual documentary film screenings and interaction with filmmakers, panels and other events. Over the past three years documentary features fro...
Ogunquit Playhouse Presents "Les Miserables"
September 10th through October 12th at the Ogunquit Playhouse.
Based on Victor Hugo's novel set in 19th century France, Jean Valjean is released from 19 years of unjust imprisonment, but finds nothing in store for him but mistrust and mistreatment. He breaks his parole in hopes of starting a new life, initi...
Maine's Impact on Impressionism at Farnsworth Museum
"From Impressionism to Modernism - American Paintings from 1885 through 1935" at the Farnsworth Museum through February 1, 2009.
The stunning scenery and distinctive light of Maine’s coast had their impact on American Impressionists who had adopted from Monet and his contemporaries their free handling of paint a...
Lois Lowry's Latest Book Available at Left Bank Books in Searsport
Lois Lowry's newest novel, The Willoughbys, is available at Left Bank Books in Searsport. Lowry is a two-time Newbery Medalist and one of the preeminent voices in children’s literature.
Left Bank Books is located at 21 East Main Street in Searsport and is open seven days a week.
>visit the Left Bank Books website for ...
Odetta at The Chocolate Church
Saturday, September 6th at 7:30 p.m.
Odetta is a living legend of the civil rights movement and a giant of American music. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. called her "the Queen of American folk music." As the voice of the civil rights movement, she crafted its musical backdrop, recalling the movement'...
Interview with James Strickland
(Belfast, April 9, 2008)
Are you self-trained, or did you go to art school?
After my stint as a priest, I became a student at Arizona State University, where I first studied architecture, but then quickly became interested in what was going on across campus from my department—it was the art depa...
CARTOON OF THE WEEK: Vercingetorix
Cartoon by Maine artist, Kenneth Cole [ website ]
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