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Darkness Visible | Alison Hildreth
The Center for Maine Contemporary Art is pleased to present a solo exhibition featuring works from two ongoing series of works by the acclaimed Maine-based artist Alison Hildreth. The exhibition, titled Darkness Visible, has been extended and will remain on view through Monday, May 6, 2024. CMCA's spring exhibitions will have an opening reception on January
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Winter Exhibitions on view from January – May Carla Weeks (she/her) | On This Island - Lobby curated by Tessa Green O'Brien Carla Week’s expansive mural, On This Island, engulfs the viewer in a space of deep calm. Painted in her signature style, Weeks invents a vernacular that layers coded landscape elements with architectural details,
Find out more »On This Island | Carla Weeks
Curated by Tessa Greene O'Brien January 27th - September 8th Carla Week’s expansive mural, On This Island, engulfs the viewer in a space of deep calm. Painted in her signature style, Weeks invents a vernacular that layers coded landscape elements with architectural details, all drawn from her home and surroundings on Arrowsic Island in Maine.
Find out more »Let the World In
Wilder Alison, Sachiko Akiyama, Leon Benn, Jordan Carey, Diana Cherbuliez, Hong Hong, Carol Eisenberg Curated by Tessa Greene O’Brien January 27 - May 5, 2024 Let the World In showcases a group of artists exploring the concept suggested in the title; Openness, observation, and material integration. Using a variety of approaches, the artists each exhibit
Find out more »Good Morning Midnight | Sam Finkelstein & Duncan Hewitt
Sam Finkelstein and Duncan Hewitt Curated by Hilary Irons January 27, 2024 - May 6, 2024 Art exists that one may recover the sensation of life; it exists to make one feel things, to make the stone stony. The purpose of art is to impart the sensation of things as they are perceived and not
Find out more »ArtLab | Open Studios
Open Studios January – May ArtLab | Free, drop-in during open hours Strangely Similar Join us this month in the ArtLab as we reimagine everyday objects! Inspired by the work of Sam Finkelstein and Duncan Hewitt, we will use unexpected materials to depict recognizable items, resulting in something new and surprising. Come create something strangely similar!
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*CANCELLED* In Situ | Professional Development
In Situ | Professional Development Saturday, April 13 | 9:30am – 3:00pm $75 Non-member | $50 CMCA / MAEA Member | Registration required 25 spots available Unfortunately due to under enrollment this workshop has been cancelled. The Center for Maine Contemporary Art is pleased to host 2024 professional development open to all Maine educators, with
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