There’s an abundance of thought-provoking and emotionally moving art on display at the Rockland institution.

The show at the Maine Museum of Photographic Arts crams in examples of many variations of the art form.

The Irish writer-director Martin McDonagh has earned an adoring audience for his ability to find grace amid the grotesque. With films like “In Bruges” and “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,” he’s been rapturously received for his auteurist signatures, which include extravagant profanity, wickedly caustic humor, and a penchant for putting his characters into alternately amusing […]

‘Stay Black & Die’ and ‘Worry Later’ are up at the Portland gallery for about another month.