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Star of Hope Lodge

Homes that have been lived in, really lived in, hold inimitable characteristics: worn floorboards and grooves on the dinner table; the structure seems to age with the homeowner. Robert Indiana’s Vinalhaven home is one of these places. While he has

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    William Crosby

    SEE-June2013 William Crosby’s Coastline 2012, acrylic on stretched canvas, 24” x 24” “Coastline is a painting inspired by kayaking the Maine coastal waters of rocks, marshes, inlets, wooded shores, and big skies. Brush strokes are bold and full of movement in

    Winslow Homer

    SEE-May 2013 Winslow Homer’s Seven Boys in a Dory 1873, watercolor on paper, 9 1/2″ x 13 1/2″Collection of the Farnsworth Art Museum, anonymous gift, 1999 “In the summer of 1873, Winslow Homer painted a series of vignettes of children at

    John Carnes

    SEE-April 2013   John Carnes’s Combing Her Hair 2011, graphite over a watercolor wash, 15″ x 11″ “Combing Her Hair originated in a group life–drawing session in Brunswick. During a break the model leaned forward to brush her hair before taking

    Kate Cheney Chappell

    SEE-March 2013   Kate Cheney Chappell’s Medusa/Starfish I 2012, collagraph, 28.75″ x 19.5″ “I made these starfish tangled in Medusa’s tentacles for a solo show honoring Rachel Carson, who warned us 50 years  ago about the dangers of spraying chemicals like

    Astrid Bowlby

    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

    John Orcutt

    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

    Philly/Kondor8

    SEE-November 2012 Philly/Kondor8’s It Just Happened Like That 2010, multimedia collage, 20″ x 16″ “The piece is multidimensional. It groups and it regroups. It comes together differently every time you look at it.” —Philly/Kondor8 The Kymara Gallery | 2 Main

    Greta VanCampen

    SEE-October 2012 Greta VanCampen’s From Cape Rosier 2012,  acrylic on panel,  12″ x 12″ “Last summer I drove up the coast to Cape Rosier with my friend Max. We are both originally from Maine, but neither of us had ever explored

    Erik Weisenburger

    SEE-September 2012   Erik Weisenburger’s Night Pursuits 2011, oil on panel, 32″ x 36″ Collection of Karen Johnson Boyd “My compositions play off of the views that capture us instantly, as well as less obvious interactions illustrating the precariousness of nature’s