SPACE Gallery focuses on visual arts which emphasize contemporary and emerging artists, ideas and dialogue.
Gallery Exhibits 2006 | 2005
December 1 - December 30, 2006
ANNA HEPLER
PROJECTION
ROOMS
This image details one of 7 dioramas created for an installation at SPACE. Each diorama depicts a monumental sculptural installation capturing the movement and forms of flocking, swarming, or the floating geometry of fireworks. Located in the front window of SPACE, these miniature interiors are lit from behind and can be viewed 24 hours a day.
Anna Hepler works in media including sculpture, drawing, photography, digital animation, installation, and printmaking. She currently lives and works in Portland, Maine.
For more information on Anna, visit annahepler.net
October 19
- November 24, 2006
THE
INNOCENTS
Photographs and Video by Taryn Simon
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SPACE Gallery proudly presents The Innocents, a stunning collection of portraits by photographer Taryn Simon. These photographs show the faces and voices of the wrongfully convicted, people imprisoned for years before finally proving their innocence. Gathered from across the United States, this collection exposes a broken judicial system where even the most fundamental principles of justice are subverted.
September 1
- October 13, 2006
Featuring work by G. Bank, Kyle Bravo, Karen Gelardi, Adriane Herman, Colleen Kinsella, Brian Reeves, Chad Verrill, David Wolfe
Opening reception Friday, September 8, 7-10pm.
Adriane Herman will present "[Print] Power to the People," a discussion about artists who utilize print media and contextual sensitivity to deliver work to a broad audience on Thursday, September 21, at 7pm.
July 15
- August 17, 2006
Featuring work by Cynthia Atwood, Lucinda Bliss, Joanna House, Sage Lewis, Derek Smith Luke, Lisa Pixley and Sanjiban Sellew.
 Sage Lewis - Bollman 2006 |
June 19
- July 12, 2006
Living Mobile
Artists Sarah Andrews and Lydia Paiste present a fabuous window installation which features live plants and mosses and clay sculptures of yellow warblers in flight.
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April 7 - May 25, 2006 With their Maine debut, members of The Barnstormers will give new life to salvaged materials from Maine by adorning them with contemporary, urban style paintings. David Ellis, Michael Houston, Chuck Webster and Yuri Shimojo will work around the clock on a series of boats, barns and barrels, all rescued from potential decay and reassembled inside the gallery. Special thanks to Cyrus and Patricia Hagge for making this show happen with their financial support. Additional support was provided by Jeremy Moser and Laura Kittle. And big hearty hugs and thanks to Petra Fogie, Jon Courtney, Tim Burns, Mike Alderson, Nikolai Fox, Molly O'Neill, Paul Bosse, Christopher Campbell, Thomas Fogie, Aaron Frederick, Joe Kievitt, Brett Miller and Brian Stone for their labor and excitement for the show. |
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March 3
- 24, 2006
Plugged In
In conjunction with the Center for Maine Contemporary Art, which presents "Plugged In Fest III," its third biannual exploration of artists using electronic or digital technology in their work. The CMCA exhibit runs from March 4th - 12th. The SPACE show features installations by Diana Rust and Walter Ungerer, Janet Allen, Nathan Stevens and Yeshe Parks, Thomas Callori, N.B. Aldrich, and Noah Vawter. Additional works by Julie Levesque, Irina Danilova and Hiram Levy, Carl Klimt, Bianka Craanen, Andy Hurtt, Kenny Deprez and Guy Marsden.
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 "Outside/Inside"
Dianna Rust, Walter Ungerer |
 "One Bit Love" Noah Vawter |
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 "Scope" Andy Hurtt |
 "Guitar Wall" Thomas Callori |
 "Interactive
Soundscape Designer" N.B. Aldrich and Zach Poff |
 "Why Won't The Pickle Jar Open" (till) Carl Klimt |
 "Motions New York", 2002 Bianka Craanen |
January 6 - February
24, 2006
Printmaker and musician Colleen Kinsella curates SPACE’s 3rd annual “Artists Curating Artists” series with The WORKNOT Vivification League, a collective congruency between Maine based artists and artists from across the country. WORKNOT features 11 visual artists, 8 musical performances, and 4 performance artists. Thanks to Somira Sao for use of her photos (linked).
 "Wall Drawing with a Crowbar -The Paintor" Tim Folland |
 Micah Blue Smaldone and Christopher Teret |
 Face on Fire |
 Fence Kitchen |
 Ulanda Denosky |
 Threads |
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 Erin Davidson paces around the gallery. |
