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FEATURE-June 2010 By Jason Brown Photographs by Michael Heiko Maps by Jennifer Judd-Mcgee Out past Isle au Haut, past Monhegan, past Metinic, approximately 22 miles out in the middle of the Gulf of Maine, sits Matinicus Island, a 750-acre granite
SEE-June 2010 By Deborah Weisgall Bear Island 2009, oil on canvas, 12” x 48” Though James Mullen grew up inland, in rural New Jersey, he was always drawn to the ocean. He painted the coast of Maine even during graduate school
SEE-May 2010 By Deborah Weisgall Seal Point Series #V VIII and XVII 2007, oil on bingo card, 7.25″ x 5.5″ John Walker paints Seal Point, on the coast near South Bristol looking out at John’s Bay, and he paints
By Chelsea Holden Baker Photographs by Jarrod McCabe What if you could give your children the gift of health, a calm mind, a connection with the environment, leadership, responsibility, and A lifelong passion? What if you could teach them how
FEATURE-May 2010 By Nancy Heiser Photographs by Leah Fisher Arsenault Two peninsulas stretch into Casco Bay, forming an irregular coastline of clam-flats, deepwater harbors, and the well of a giant, imaginary harp. Cross the harp’s well—Harpswell Sound—by boat in no
SEE-April 2010 By Deborah Weisgall Cyanotype #2 2009, inkjet on rag paper, 36” x 40” Anna Hepler’s prints are mesmerizing, transparent constructions: imaginary molecules or webs of affection. They breathe volume. Hepler explores the cohesiveness of pattern, how things hold
By Chelsea Holden Baker Photographs by Scott Peterman Mike Smith’s name is as anonymous as the taupe warehouse in Rockland’s Industrial Park where his company, East Coast Rover, quietly custom-builds and restores Land Rovers to better-than-new condition. As you drive
By Daphne Howland Photographs by Nick Lavecchia They shave their legs. Coffee is their sports drink. They sleep a lot. Daphne Howland hit the road with a group of serious cyclists in their 40s and 50s who have taken New
WEAR-March 2010 By William Zeitz Photographs by Michael N. Heiko Portrait by Shoshannah White + Styled by Kate Smith Now is the time we hang up the snow shovels and reach for the umbrellas. Wage the war against mud and
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