Simons is recognized as a Distinguished Alum from the Institute for Civic Leadership (2008), and he has served as a design critic at the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, and Northeastern University.
Read MoreMost of the lines I use support the paper for strength. I am currently using line in a more sensuous way. The modules are curved, but the final configuration does not have a bilaterally symmetrical form.
Read MoreFor the past nine years Daniels has concentrated on fiber or textile art which happily for her is breaking the boundaries between fine art and craft.
Read MoreI work concurrently on a range of ideas in a variety of media. I grew up in a military family, as part of an invisible rootless tribe. The way I work reflects my nature and my nurture.
Read MoreEllen Wieske is an artist who works in many materials. Primarily a metalsmith she worked in the Detroit jewelry industry for 18 years as a jeweler/stone setter/designer.
Read MoreI allow what comes naturally to my hand with the brush or blade. Pushing and pulling the paint to give it space and atmosphere until it pleases me.
Read MoreSpencer has worked in a variety of media, including watercolor, acrylics, and oils. She is also a printmaker and a co-founder of the Peregrine Press, a printmaking cooperative in Portland.
Read MoreMoving up here from the South, I am attracted to the varied, natural beauty of Maine.
Read MoreMy work focuses on nature, exploring the relationship between the camera lens and light, space and time, the process of capturing an image.
Read MoreI am a painter who has always been intrigued by the art of photography.
Read MoreBernd Haussmann is a German-born abstract artist, working since the 1990s as a US resident and now dividing his time between the north shore of Boston and western Maine.
Read MoreMy paintings and collages are abstract landscapes of the mind, infused with the light of Maine's changing seasons and my own emotional weather.
Read MoreI see paintings as living things, as embodied beings. Paintings have skins, just like we do. They present their face to the world and have an interior life, just like we do. That is why making paintings is so compelling to me – they are the physical embodiment of our interior life and a form of communication between separate bodies and minds.
Read MoreMichael Torlen is a painter, printmaker, writer, and Professor Emeritus of the School of Art+Design at Purchase College, State University of New York.
Read MoreJim Flahaven is an artist and educator living in Maine. He has exhibited his work in Canada and throughout the United States.
Read MoreWithin this body of work, I am presenting two types of sculptures. One is repetitive and the other meant to be read like a book.
Read MoreMy painting process is a response to witnessing massive glacial recession amidst global climate change. Devolving mountain beauty illustrated by an erosion of paint. My work emerges from a lifestyle that uploads alpine and forest imagery.
Read MoreAlison Hildreth incorporates ideas from research in cartography, astronomy, environmental studies, history, philosophy, and literature as a launching pad into her work, but many of her ideas come from walking and daydreaming.
Read MoreLissa Hunter is a studio artist, living and working in Portland, Maine.
Read MoreIn my paintings, I am exploring what is hidden…what lies beneath the surface…what is underneath the underneath.
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