More and more, however, art in Maine is being exhibited in large mill spaces.
Arts & Entertainment
Dine Out Maine: Maine Diner does down-home and high-end superbly
Sometimes when a restaurant is hyped for so long and so repeatedly, I confess to wondering if the reputation is a product of this hype. But the Maine Diner exceeds all expectations.
Arts Planner: Revisit Moliere and Shakespeare
The 43rd summer season at the Theater at Monmouth kicks into full swing this week, with the opening of the Moliere comedy “Tartuffe.”
Scene & Heard: Petal pushers unite
The Garden Club Federation of Maine caps an ambitious 81st convention with a gorgeous, bloom-filled gala.
Festival offers dancer classes, performance
The Maine Island Dance Festival takes up residency this week at Chebeague Island in Casco Bay.
Film Review: Bold director switch saved Pixar’s distressed ‘Brave’
A kilt-wearing artist with a ‘sense of action and heart’ took over the story of a rebellious teen princess.
Book Review: An extermination too credible for comfort
In spite of its highly imaginative plot, ‘Elder Virus’ comes across as chillingly believable.
Panoramic view: ‘Motion pictures’ in Saco
Saved from an ignominious end, this rare 19th-century painted scroll — one of America’s early ‘motion pictures’ — has been painstakingly restored and will be displayed by the Saco Museum in a new exhibition.
Art Review: Landscapes, drawn or fired, a great show
Nancy Meader’s pots have an organic feel that revels in their maker’s hands. On her tall vases, her thumbprints run up and down the outer seam. Her “People Pots” are loose and varied. With a head, neck and body, they have that recognizable regularity that makes them human but enough individuality to make them people. […]
Film Review: Jane Fonda enlivens a timeworn tale
Whatever other thin virtues ‘Peace, Love & Misunderstanding’ can claim, she alone is worth the price of admission.