‘Ming Smith: Jazz Requiem — Notations in Blue’ and ‘Precious: The Value of Ornament’ speak to the museum’s diversity of holdings.
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2 art exhibits in Woolwich, Portland illuminate in more ways than one
Both artists in new shows at Sarah Bouchard and Elizabeth Moss galleries are non-American voices.
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In Brunswick’s Fort Hall Gallery, artists explore psychic spaces
‘No Man’s Land’ brings together the work of multiple artists who work in the Fort Andross Mill.
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New exhibits at CMCA explore the line between life and the beyond | Column
Four shows at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art showcase the mysteries beyond earthly existence.
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Bowdoin art exhibit takes viewers on a journey of grief, pain and ultimately, triumph | Column
‘Josefina Auslender: Drawing Myself Free’ showcases the artist’s personal voyage through her skillful draftsmanship.
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Maine Jewish Museum’s exhibit shows off the fascinating art of printmaking | Column
Works by six printmakers are on display at the museum through Feb. 26.
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Maine libraries aren’t filling their spaces with just books. They’re spaces for art, too.
Libraries across the state have incorporated formal and informal gallery spaces into their expansions and renovations.
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Art exhibit imagines a fantastical Maine landscape that brings Tolkien to mind | Column
‘Nathaniel Meyer: Under Swift Sunrise’ at Moss Galleries Portland walks the line between cinematic and kitschy.
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Portland exhibit shows off multifaceted artists’ personal narratives | Column
‘otherwise,’ a new exhibit at the Institute of Contemporary Art at MECA, shows us how the stories artists tell are too varied to contain a single vision of America.
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An exhibit in Woolwich takes on the gendered nature of ‘women’s craft’ | Column
The deliberate use of sewing, weaving, knitting and ceramics in creating art became part and parcel of a larger feminist movement.