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BLOGGED: Friends and Mentors

Maine Arts Commission: “February marks the two year anniversary of a friendship and artistic collaboration between artists Jamie Ribisi-Braley and Kim Christensen.” “… they applied as a team for “Community…

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Project book for CSA: Community Supporting Arts available online

  Buy online at MagCloud – $25 for print version (you get the digital version FREE); digital version only $4.30. You can also VIEW the entire book at MagCloud!  Designed…

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BLOGGED: Argy Nestor on 8x10x100

8″x10″x100 December 5, 2012 Harlow Gallery “While walking to my car after a meeting last Friday evening in Hallowell I was glad to see that the Harlow Gallery was open….

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CSA: Community Supporting Arts blog launched

csaart.org   The Harlow Gallery, the Kennebec Local Foods Initiative and g-Blu design are delighted to announce the launch of a blog site, csaart.org. The blog site will allow the…

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BLOGGED: Shanna Wheelock

THE EASTERNMOST POTTER IN THE UNITED STATES - CLAY, FIBER, AND OTHER MUSINGS by Shanna Wheelock, Lubec, Maine an excerpt from Extremes on April 8, 2012 “The high points this past…

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BLOGGED: Argy Nestor at the Maine Department of Ed

Harlow Gallery: Hallowell March 19, 2012 Harlow Gallery working with visual art educators Nancy Barron, Program Director at the Harlow Gallery in Hallowell has helped to create a connection with local…

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BLOGGED: ComposiMold on Callithump!

posted March 24, 2012 at moldmakingstuff.blogspot.com “… The Protos are dear to our hearts already because they were each cast using ComposiMold products! Don’t miss the chance to adopt one…

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BLOGGED: Young at Art highlighted by Argy Nestor

March 14, 2012 Youth Art Month Exhibits From Portland to Hallowell to Bangor to Presque Isle Celebrating Youth Art Month with student art exhibits throughout the state. About Argy’s Blog…

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Nature’s Keep: the blog

natureskeep.wordpress.com by curator Johanna Moore

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On the missing Maine Labor Mural: Deb Fahy’s open letter to the KJ

Visit mainelabormural.blogspot.com to read many other statements, news articles and much more about the Maine Labor Mural. The process for selecting and placing public art is a democratic one, especially…