Past Exhibitions

E.g., 2013-06-21
E.g., 2013-06-21

Moon Moves (So Slowly) | 3.1.13–3.29.13

An eclipse is an obscuring of light from one celestial body by the passage of another between it and the observer or between it and its source of illumination. Moon Moves is a series of sculptural situations created by Jeffrey Kurosaki and Tara Pelletier, based around the “eclipse”, as both a phenomenon and a metaphor. As the present is gradually replaced by the future, this state of flux shapes... MORE
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Gone Along are the Animals | 2.20.13–3.29.13

"Gone Along Are The Animals came from a sudden interest in the circus as a platform to examine the complicated dynamic between man and beast.  Through the act of drawing, I develop a catalogue of figures, human and animal, and spill them onto a blank page to construct a complex, new situation.  The empty space operates like a stage upon which these characters can interact and perform—in... MORE
Main Gallery

X-ray (SPACE) | 2.20.13–4.6.13

Carly Glovinski's X-ray (SPACE) is the first in her exploration of internal/external interpretations of spaces. Made out of hundreds of sections of colored pencils, this work depicts the interior space if the wall was non-existent and renders it as a pixelated scale model of near photgraphic quality. "My work is an artifact of intimate investigation rooted in observation- an homage to the... MORE
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World Banksters | 2.13.13–3.29.13

World Banksters: A Selection of Recent On-Going Banksters Postcards by Natasha Mayers. The banksters* are the predators, profiteers, the money men, the global banking cartel that I insert into each postcard scene (from the USA and around the world), in every possible situation, where you least expect them. They are anonymous, faceless, often headless, trapped in a suit and tie, which is like a... MORE
Main Gallery

Project 35 | 1.16.13–2.1.13

Project 35 is  a program of single-channel videos selected by 35 international curators who have each chosen one work from artists they think are important to experience today. The resulting selections are released in four installments, the first of which we debuted in Maine in 2011, and the fourth of which we present this month. List of works: 1. ULLA VON BRANDENBURG, THE OBJECTS,... MORE
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itiswhatitis | 1.11.13–2.15.13

This exhibition of Michael Kolster's wet plate collodion ambrotype photographs depict two series of works, one featuring abstracted tangles of binding ribbons and one collecting clichéd phrases, typset in a similar tangle. Kolster shoots each unique glass plate in his studio and presents them both as layered pair glass images in front of black velvet and as large format digital prints. Artist's... MORE
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Creator / Creations | 1.9.13–2.16.13

Creator / Creations is a three-dimensional drawing by Edwige Charlot. Sparked by the stories of the artist’s family about home, homeland and re-creating home in foreign lands, with this recent work Charlot explores the symbols and icons embedded in familial narratives. Using paper-cutting and drawing Charlot re-creates a shrine of the past and present. This series is part of an overarching... MORE
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Surrender | 12.7.12–12.31.12

Surrender is an installation by Portland, Maine based artist Irina Skornyakova.
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Works on Paper | 12.7.12–1.12.13

New work on paper by Meghan Brady, Karen Gelardi, Carly Glovinski, Jared Haug, Mike Libby, Ben Potter, Kristen Rego and Nathan Stevens.
Main Gallery

When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer | 11.10.12–12.20.12

When I heard the learn’d astronomer, When the proofs, the figures, were ranged in columns before me, When I was shown the charts and diagrams, to add, divide, and measure them, When I sitting heard the astronomer where he lectured with much applause in the lecture-room, How soon unaccountable I became tired and sick, Till rising and gliding out I wander’d off by myself, In the mystical moist... MORE
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