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Hallowell, Woolwich artists team up to send two murals to Virginia

BATH — “We’re even having more fun than I thought.” That’s what 75-year-old Woolwich artist Jack Gable said of his newfound partnership with Hallowell mural artist Chris Cart. The duo is putting the finishing touches on a seven-piece project to decorate a three-restaurant complex in Tysons, Virginia. The project involved two 30-foot tall decorative murals […]

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Working waterfront, art studio join forces for Portland fundraiser

PORTLAND — Maine’s gritty working waterfront is joining forces with a Portland art studio to support the state’s fishermen. The unlikely collaboration between the Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association and The Bakery Studios will culminate in an art show and fundraiser from 5-7 p.m., Thursday, April 18, at the gallery, 61 Pleasant St., Portland. The Bakery Studios […]

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Dead isn’t always better: Latest adaptation of “Pet Sematary” keeps Stephen King’s horror stories on big screen

No author alive has created more movie magic than Maine’s own Stephen King. In fact, you have to turn to the dearly departed – as King’s stories often do – to find a writer whose work has spawned more film and TV projects than King. When the latest silver screen version of King’s “Pet Sematary” […]

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Imaging feminine power in European art March 28 at Bowdoin College

BRUNSWICK — Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Nicola M. Courtright, William McCall Vickery 1957 Professor of the History of Art at Amherst College, will discuss how prevailing ideas about women and gender shaped visual imagery from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, and how images, in turn, have influenced perceptions of women. The talk, “Imaging Feminine Power in European […]

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Freeport author’s second book keeps adventure, strong girls, identity center stage

FREEPORT — Author Diane Magras wants to keep kids up past their bedtimes. Her books, “The Mad Wolf’s Daughter,” and now, “The Hunt for the Mad Wolf’s Daughter,” are fast-paced adventure novels for middle-grade readers that she hopes will keep them turning the pages into the night. “Life is stressful for these kids,” the Freeport-based author […]