Mathias Fine Art
May 1–June 15: The exhibition Recent and New includes works by Max Bartsch, Brenda Bettinson, Kimberly Callas, Michael Culver, Paul Feyling, Brigitte Keller, Kate Marohn. Check website for accompanying event dates.
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Ogunquit Museum of American Art
Through July 20: Nicole Wittenberg: A Sailboat in the Moonlight. Ongoing: Where the Real Lies; Henry Strater’s Ogunquit; Hugh Hayden’s Gulf Stream. Upcoming: Gisela McDaniel. Free admission during First Fridays 5–8 p.m.
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Maine Art Gallery
15 Warren St., Wiscasset, ME
(207) 687-8143
info@maineartgallerywiscasset.org
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Th–Su 11–4
May–June 15: Whimsy: Flights of Fancy. Reception: Saturday, May 10. Juried exhibit showcasing works that are fanciful, humorous and playful, including works of Maine humorist Tim Sample. Opening June 19: Fiore at 100: Maine Observed. Centenary retrospective of former Black Mountain and NYC 10th St. galleries artist Joseph Fiore (1925–2008). From his summer studio in Jefferson, Maine, Fiore created work depicting his love of the Maine landscape in various perspectives from empirical to abstract and symbolic. Includes companion show of Members’ work. Reception: Saturday, June 21.
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Center for Maine Contemporary Art
Maine’s premier destination for painting, sculpture, photography, installation, and video by living Maine artists, in a glorious modernist building. Three great exhibitions this summer, opening May 24: Nicole Wittenberg: Cheek to Cheek; Carlie Trosclair: the shape of memory; and Elizabeth Atterbury: Leaf Litter. To learn more about upcoming events, visit cmcanow.org or follow on Instagram @cmcanow.
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Moss Galleries
Through June 21, Portland Gallery: Group Show of Figurative Painting: Kathy Bradford, Stephen Pace, Brett Bigbee, Chris Roberts-Antieau,
MJ Viano Crowe and others. Opening June 27: Samira Abbassy. Falmouth Gallery, through May 31: John Hultberg & Frances Hynes.
Colby College Museum of Art
Ongoing: Some American Stories is a thematic presentation of works from Colby’s collection in the museum’s Lunder Wing that leads visitors on a journey from before the founding of the United States to the present day. Galleries represent a different topic within the broader narrative of American art and history, reflecting a great diversity of experiences.
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Bates College Museum of Art
Ongoing: Across Common Grounds: Contemporary Art Outside the Center. Drawing upon diverse styles and media from traditional craftwork to digital art, this exhibition features works by over twenty artists living across America that expand, deepen, and challenge how we cultivate and connect to land, culture, art, and one another in rural places.
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