The gallery and arts space opened in June 2019 and helped transform Portland’s East Bayside.
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UNE exhibit pairs contemporary art with imaging lab photos in celebration of natural beauty
‘Spark of Life: Abstraction, Microscopy, and Discovery’ pairs the work of three contemporary artists — Jackie Brown, Meg Brown Payson and Carter Shappy — with photography from UNE’s imaging lab.
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The 10 best movies of 2024: ‘Anora,’ ‘A Real Pain’ and home-brewed charm
While sequels ruled the box office (again), these best movies of 2024 celebrate filmmakers with originality, vision and boundless DIY spirit.
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Keep art galleries in mind when you’re making your holiday gift list
Galleries offer actual art, books and other merchandise for art appreciators, artists and collectors.
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The best TV shows of 2024, from ‘Shogun’ to ‘Ripley’
The best TV shows this year tended not to feature the biggest stars — or have the biggest budgets.
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At CMCA, art made from basketballs and interpretations of impending danger
The two exhibits – from Kyle Downs and Katarina Weslien, respectively – are up through May 4 at the Rockland gallery.
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Maine State Ballet puts on a magical ‘Nutcracker’
Performances continue through Sunday at Merrill Auditorium.
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It’s half a movie, but ‘Wicked’ casts a mighty spell
Heads-up No. 1: In the now-accepted Hollywood fashion, “Wicked” turns out to be “Wicked Part 1.” Two hours and 40 minutes of movie gets you only to the end of the hit Broadway musical’s Act 1, and the intermission is scheduled to last until this time next year. Heads-up No. 2: The flying monkeys are […]
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A rousing chorus and the mighty Kotzschmar make the case for opera
The organ accompanied the ChoralArt Masterworks chorus in performing some of opera’s greatest hits. It made for a satisfying, uplifting Sunday afternoon.
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Her voice stronger than ever, Lucinda Williams keeps soul of America alive at the State
The singer brought high spirits and a refreshing setlist to her show Thursday in Portland.