BIDDEFORD — Join Engine from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesdaday, April 9 for the opening of “The Razor’s Edge” featuring works by University of New England seniors Kayla Thoits and Kaitlin Thibeau.
The exhibition runs from April 9 through April 17. Gallery hours are Wednesday through Friday from 1 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Razor’s Edge comments on human involvement in nature. Kayla Thoits’s work sheds light on endangered bee species while Kaitlin Thibeau’s work comments on how elements within nature interact through abstract forms. The goal of the two artists is to bring a new perspective to how people view and interact with nature.
Engine, located in the heart of Biddeford, is a nonprofit arts organization.
Engine’s mission is to foster and integrate the arts and design, education, and sustainable creative entrepreneurialism as an explicit community value and civic priority in Biddeford. ENGINE is the home to the Compass Project boat building program for at-risk youth, the Maine FabLab makerspace, NOC Darkroom, a ceramic and screen printing facility, a design store, and artist studios in addition to running a contemporary gallery space at 128 Main St.
Fore more information, visit www.feedtheengine.org
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