Jane Dahmen
Jane Dahmen creates large-scale paintings of trees, confronting viewers with serene yet majestic works in celebration of nature’s landscape. “I paint every day; it is my solace…. Read more »
Opposite Attractions
Inside Ayumi Horie’s historic home, there are brilliant pink walls and vintage massage chairs, pottery of all shapes and sizes, and bricks that are destined to grace the… Read more »
Look: Your Guide to Gallery Hopping
July – August 2015 From whimsical woodblock prints to photographs inspired by summer in Maine, here are six shows worth seeing this season.
Joshua Ferry
Recalling childhood summers in Northport, Ferry’s bold paintings mix words and images. Condensing his subjects to crisp geometric or textured abstract forms, Joshua Ferry creates colorful paintings… Read more »
Mary Bourke
“I like the roughness of Maine, and the not-so-tidy way of life here,” says Mary Bourke. “I like that Maine is a place where one can just… Read more »
Look: Your Guide to Gallery Hopping
May-June 2015 From outdoor sculpture in a rural country setting to more than 90 highlights from eight of Maine’s Art Museums – all together in one place… Read more »
Shoshannah White
For Shoshannah White, a summer job as a teaching assistant at the Maine Media Workshops and College turned into a permanent relocation. “I am excited about Maine’s landscape… Read more »
What We’re Listening To: Winter 2015
Mark Curdo, host of the WCYY Morning Show as well as its new music/local music show and Spinout, shares what’s dominating his record rotation this winter.
Noriko Sakanishi
Noriko Sakanishi is not one to eschew difficulties. In fact, she seems to court them, like teaching art to children with cerebral palsy for 24 years. Or… Read more »