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594 Congress Street (above Starbucks) Portland, ME 04102 207.939.5854 artcollectormaine.com matthewsloanwelch@yahoo.com Monday–Saturday, 12pm–5pm Flat Iron Gallery, located in the heart of Portland’s arts district, offers contemporary art, sculpture, and jewelry from some of Maine’s finest emerging and established
A showplace for original paintings and sculpture. 10 Chase Hill Road Kennebunk, ME 04043 207.967.0049 maine-art.com shows@maine-art.com Open June through September. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. every day.
Fine art and documentary photography 127 Ocean Avenue Kennebunkport, ME 04046 207.967.0069 | 646.382.5562 gallery@chrisbeckerphoto.com June–October Open Daily, 10am–6pm November–May by appointment Open most weekends
Experience dynamic contemporary art exhibitions in the heart of downtown Bangor! 40 Harlow Street Bangor, ME 04401 207.561.3350 207.561.3351 umma.umaine.edu 10am–5pm, Monday–Saturday Free admission The University of Maine Museum of Art presents a dynamic and diverse schedule of
Art . Craft . Design 263 Water Street Gardiner, ME 04345 207.512.4679 monkitree.com clare@monkitree.com 10am–6pm, Tuesday–Friday 12am–6pm, Saturday or by appointment Monkitree offers a diverse selection of fine art and craft to meet the needs of both new
SEE-January 2013 Astrid Bowlby’s Midden 2006, ink on cut paper, 114″ x 180″ “A nice thing about this one, which was designed for the conference room at the Pew Center for Arts and Heritage in Philadelphia, is that I meet
LOCATION-January 2013By Sandy LangPhotographs by Peter Frank Edwards Trying for smelt before the ice melts. Even in February, the ice conditions are iffy. Were driving through the Kennebec River towns north of Merrymeeting Bay, looking for fishing camps. Catching a
FEATURE-January 2013 by Jaed Coffin Photographs by Fred Field Birch Rock Camp is making modern boys into old-fashioned men. “Swim, Neutron, swim!” It’s a sunny midmorning down at the waterfront at Birch Rock Camp, and Nate, 15, of Scarborough—nickname:
SEE-December 2012 John Orcutt’s Black Willow at Flagstaff Lake 2009, photographic print on canvas, 36” x 48” “After a late season snowfall, the lacy branching pattern of an isolated black willow tree is fully articulated against the clearing sky on a
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