Curated by Bruce Brown, the exhibition showcases the work of the faculty teaching photography in our local universities. To see what’s next in fine art photography, look to those teaching the next generation of photographers.
Read MoreSean Alonzo Harris’ stunning Kennedy Park series portrays residents of Portland’s East Bayside neighborhood, Cove Street Arts’ home. Harris’ authentic connection to his subjects is undeniable in his work.
Read MoreTom Paiement’s masterpiece Entropy is based upon the scientific maxim that order inevitably yields to disorder. As disorder increases, so does entropy. Yet, it is the increase of entropy that leads to transformation in the world. Paiement’s triptych explores this seeming paradox with both vitality and vulnerability.
Read MoreA collection of Tom Hall’s soulful, haunting paintings of the Maine landscape.
Read MoreWith Index, Witman records what once was the flora of a small patch of intertidal marsh of the St. George River where she lives and works. Reminiscent of herbarium records, the flora are memorialized as climate change alters the ecosystem.
Read MoreMichel Droge’s current body of work is inspired by Ovid’s Metamorphoses and draws parallels from this epic poem to the present day cultural and ecological exploitation of environmental and social ecosystems.
Read MoreA photography exhibition curated by Bruce Brown featuring 10 photographers spanning the entire coast of Maine.
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