Harlow news and press links
SECOND SUNDAYS, our series of free community art-related events, has events scheduled through the end of 2017 with plans to continue the series into 2018 as well. Mark your calendars and look forward to a variety of activities on the second Sunday of every month from 2-4PM at the Harlow Gallery. These events are FREE and open to the public. Some materials are provided, but participants are encouraged to bring their own as well.
Announcing 2017’s award-wining artists for Art2017, our 22nd annual juried show which is on view May 12-June 24.
Although in its early stages, the Community Supporting Arts (CSA II) project is now well underway. Plants are sprouting and ideas are forming. Artists are starting to visit their farms and develop their own bodies of work. Stay tuned for future updates.
We are excited to announce our new online store on Artcloud. Be sure to check in periodically for new content as we update according to current programming. We are also offering an artist profile on Artcloud as a membership perk to Sustaining Artist Members. Contact Cassie Bouton, gallery manager, for details at 207-622-3813 or cassie@harlowgallery.org.
After another successful and inspiring year of SECOND SUNDAY events, The Harlow Gallery is happy to announce that the series of free community art-related events has workshops scheduled through June 2017 and plans to continue the series throughout 2017. Mark your calendars and look forward to a variety of activities on the second Sunday of every month from 2-4PM at the Harlow Gallery. These events are free and open to the public. Some materials are provided, but participants are encouraged to bring their own as well.
Congratulations to Karen Simpson, whose name was drawn as the winner of our art raffle fundraiser! Karen won a custom painting by Hallowell artist Chris Cart.
The Harlow Gallery announces 13 artist/farm partnerships for Community Supporting Arts (CSA II) project taking place across Maine in 2017. Participating artists will visit their partner farms regularly beginning in January, at the very start of the 2017 growing season, creating art inspired by their farmer’s lives, work, and landscape. The resulting body of artwork will be exhibited at three venues in the fall of 2017, at the Harlow Gallery in Hallowell, at Maine Farmland Trust’s gallery in Belfast and at Engine in Biddeford.
Many thanks are in order to all those who helped make Art at Home possible! Thank you to our amazing volunteers, homeowners, ticket-buyers, and sponsors. If you took any photos during the day, please feel free to share them with us at harlowgallery@gmail.com or use #ArtAtHome2016 on social media.
After a another successful and inspiring year of SECOND SUNDAY events, The Harlow Gallery is pleased to announce the fall 2016 line-up of the free community art-related events.
After a successful and inspiring year of SECOND SUNDAY events, The Harlow Gallery is pleased to announce that the series of free community art-related events has workshops scheduled through June 2016 and plans to continue the series throughout 2016.
The Kennebec Valley Art Association (KVAA) recently received a $5,000 grant from the Kay E. Dopp Fund of the Maine Community Foundation in support of the planning and partnering…
Announcing the award-winning artists for Art2016, the 21st annual juried art show on view through June 18, 2016.
The Harlow Gallery, located in downtown Hallowell, is seeking a gallery manager. We are accepting applications through Friday, February 19th. The Gallery Manager is responsible for the day-to-day management and…
Thank you for a great year – we are so grateful for our members, our artists, our supporters, our volunteers, our staff, our sponsors and all the rest who helped…
2016 Exhibition Season at the Harlow Gallery, 160 Water Street in Hallowell, Maine
We believe the Harlow Gallery is an essential asset for the Maine art community. Please help us assure the future of the Harlow by contributing to our 2015 annual fund today.
The Harlow Gallery was one of the award recipients at the “Celebrating a Community that Cares” ceremony at Kaplan University on Saturday, October 3 2015. Senator Susan Collins was the…
UPDATE! Jake & Caroline was brilliant, thought provoking and a *little* disturbing. Very important message for young people struggling with relationship issues. Check out photos below. – 10/10/2015
Harlow Gallery awarded a $3,000 Organizational Development grant by the Maine Arts Commission.
