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Sunday, September 27, 2020
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HiLo Art braved the viral airports and went to St. Petersburg, Florida, for a week. The calm small waves at the wide Gulf’s edge, the nightly crowd drawn to the setting sun, the broad-leafed greenery, the heron at the door, a cool steady ...
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When your niece and her partner go to Miami for two months to play golf, leaving their 10th-floor apartment in the Lower East Side empty, you humbly ask their permission to drop in for about five days. When they say, “Sure!” ...
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Sheep Jones and Julie Cyr, sisters, dear friends, and the artists of the show “City Country” are exhibiting their paintings at Betts Gallery through Friday, February 21. Born and raised in Waterville, Sheep is the first of five siblings ...
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The planets have spiraled throughout the universe for trillions of years and will for trillions more, whether we humans care, or exist, or not. Feels overwhelming at times, how small we may seem in all this — specks within specks ...
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There was once a time before Christmas. There were few houses then and none were as we know them today in this cold place. The few dwellings that were here were at the base of a small mountain, and on this morning, they lay tucked into a deep, quiet snow.
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Beautifully curated by Center for Furniture Craftsmanship (CFC) Gallery Manager Victoria Allport, this exquisite exhibit features furniture, furnishings and sculpture created by a group of 22 U.S. and international artists who work with freshly ...
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Lincoln Street Center (LSC) has gone through major ups and downs over the past 151 years. From Rockland’s high school, then middle school, to being empty and abandoned, several evolutions alternately flourished, then flirted with decline....
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Karen Gelardi’s exhibit “Helicase,” in the Interloc Gallery at Rockland’s Steel House South, 639 Main Street, is a subtly rich collection of ideas and transformations and the physical objects that represent and reveal them. The exhibit ...
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In most Maine cities and towns, above the street-level shops, restaurants, stores and galleries, there are artists in their studios working away at painting, sculpting, and making photographs, drawings and prints. It’s far more usual to see ...
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There are two exceptional and highly unusual exhibits currently on display until November 17 at Waterfall Arts: “Storyforms” and “Confluence: Stories from the Village Canoe Project.” Curated by the Camden International Film Festival (CIFF) ...
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A little conundrum to begin: Betts Gallery has two fronts and one back. How so? Located in the front space of The Belfast Framer, Betts has an even bigger front in the separate adjoining business, Yo Mamma’s Home ...
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Alan Magee has been one of America’s best-known and -loved artists since the 1980s when he began to produce literally hundreds of covers for magazines and novels that entered the national imagination almost subliminally ...
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This exhibit, billed as a retrospective selection of works shown over the last 10 years, showcasing founders, members and protected farms, features works by Avy Claire, Julie Crane, Lynn Karlin, Leslie Moore, Jacinda Martinez ...
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Once, at a Boston jazz club, I heard the great tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon field a question from the audience: “What are you thinking, Dexter, just before you play one of your solos?” Gordon paused a quick moment....
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I am probably not alone in looking at a Perimeter Gallery exhibit as merely an interesting backdrop to the customers delighted with the beautiful produce, breads, pastries and meals at Chase’s Daily, with which the gallery shares space....
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All anyone can ask of an artist is, “Convince me that what you’re showing me is somehow real. I don’t care how you do it.” There are as many ways to do this as there have been artists. How do artists keep all the parts of a painting living ...
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Beneath every word written is the truth that art does not need writing, but writing does need art. With both, discovery comes through looking and doing, and there is no other way. Art is sensual and intellectual, not made in any vacuum ...
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In the Chase’s Daily Perimeter Gallery, bustling with people and produce, hangs an exhibit of paintings by two very interesting Maine artists, Breehan James and Alexae Levin. On first glance, their two approaches couldn’t be more ...
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