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Arts & Entertainment

Published
May 26, 2013

Take Heart: A Conversation in Poetry

This poem for Memorial Day week comes to us from Bruce Guernsey of Bethel. He says that in the spring of 1987, his elderly father, a veteran and baseball fan, wandered off from a VA hospital and was never found. At the start of baseball season a few years later, Guernsey wrote “Extra Innings” to resolve his father’s disappearance.
Published
May 26, 2013

Society Notebook: Education Foundation celebrates success

The success of the Education Foundation of the Kennebunks and Arundel came from hard work trying to understand needs and make a difference.
Published
May 19, 2013

Abrams: ‘Trek’ first and foremost a thrill ride

The director acknowledges the risk involved in taking the franchise in new – but always 'fun' – directions.
Published
May 19, 2013

Calendar: Your Arts and Entertainment Guide

ART Philip Barter, new oil paintings and constructions in wood, Gleason Fine Art, Portland. gleasonfineart.com. Through June 29. “Voices of Design – 25 Years of Architalx,” interactive exhibition that showcases the power of design, through Sunday; “Blueberry Rakers,” photographs by David Brooks Stess, through Sunday; “A Taste of Modernism – The William S. Paley Collection,” […]
Published
May 19, 2013

Society Notebook: Care in action

Sweetser's life-altering services for children and adults receive enthusiastic support.

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Published
May 19, 2013

Author Q&A: Father and son explore new links

Don Snyder tells the story of learning to be a professional caddie for his son and the journey they took while chasing a dream.
Published
May 19, 2013

In Boothbay Harbor, good opera-house keeping

Thanks to a coterie of adoring supporters, the restored and revitalized Opera House at Boothbay Harbor has risen to prominence on the national scene.
Published
May 19, 2013

HBO Liberace film goes ‘Behind the Candelabra’

The chatter surrounding the project, at a time when gay rights are at the forefront of public debate, is unusually intense.
Published
May 19, 2013

Bob Keyes: Job well done? Jury still out

HALLOWELL — My position requires that I see a lot of art exhibitions. It’s the part of the job that I enjoy more than any other. I love meeting artists in their studios and seeing where and how they work. But the point of their existence is to produce work, so viewing finished work in […]
Published
May 19, 2013

MECA show portends good things for MEart

The unsung – but very real – depth of Maine’s art education communities has a somewhat strange effect on Maine College of Art. As the apparent crown jewel, MECA’s reputation enjoys a certain sparkle. The flip side is that this raises expectations. You might think a Master of Fine Arts show comes after all the […]