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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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    John Marin: Modernism at Midcentury

    SEE-July 2011 By Deborah Weisgall Composition, Cape Split, Maine, No. 3, 1933,  oil on canvas, 22” x 28”   John Marin’s long career spanned— and came to define—half a century of artistic upheavals in America, from modernism to abstract expressionism.

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    Steve Mumford

    SEE-June 2011 By Deborah Weisgall Archers 2006, pencil and watercolor, 11” x 14”   Steve Mumford first went to Iraq in 2003. “I flew to Kuwait City and found a ride to Baghdad with a French journalist. I remember going

    Susan Hiller

    SEE-May 2011 By Deborah Weisgall Still from The J. Street Project, 2002Ð2005.  Video installation: single-channel projection, color, stereo, 67 minutes.  Colby College Museum of Art. Gift of Sally and Michael Gordon.   A grid of 303 small, numbered photographs with

    Mark Wethli

    SEE-April 2011 By Deborah Weisgall Cinnamon Girl 2009, acrylic on panel, 20” x 15”     Kwazy Wabbit 2009 acrylic on panel, 20” x 15”   In this recent work, Mark Wethli paints spare, almost typographical shapes on beat-up, splintered boards. Exuberant contradictions,

    Justin Richel

    SEE-March 2011 By Deborah Weisgall Tsuweetnami 2006, gouache on paper, 30” x 22”   This tsunami looks yummy, thick and foamy as whipped cream. It’s a sugar high of a wave, and cupcakes—a batch of high-calorie surfers—ride it, catching its

    Elise Ansel

    SEE-January + February 2011 Bridge 2 2010, oil on linen, 36” by 48”   Elise Ansel paints one image on top of another, turning the canvas as she works, transforming sequences of ideas and sensations into lush and shimmering rhythms.

    Andrea Sulzer

    SEE-November + December 2010 By Deborah Weisgall Picnic 2009, mixed media and collage on graph paper, 11” x 8.5”   Andrea Sulzer’s work begins at the cellular level. She makes small marks, nuclei of activity, which multiply and migrate across

    Cassie Jones

    SEE-October 2010 By Deborah Weisgall All Together Now 2010, acrylic on Dura-Lar, 10’ x 16’   Cassie Jones grew up in Princeton, New Jersey, and studied art at Bowdoin College. She lost her heart to Maine and came back to