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Award-winning author Irene M. Drago and award-winning writer and editor Bob Keyes will discuss the histories, romances, and legends that inspired their latest books, “Lavinia Wren and the Sailmakers” and “The Isolation Artist — Scandal, Deception, and the Last Days of Robert Indiana,” at 6 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 24, at Mockingbird Bookshop in Bath. […]

The book festival observed its 20th anniversary this year. As always, the celebration involved readers listening to and talking with writers about poetry, history, fiction, politics and everything else you can imagine.

The afternoon of First Friday, July 1, was warm and sunny, a perfect day to walk around Boothay Harbor and visit the art galleries on this self-guided tour! Gleason Fine Art had many visitors. Some were there for First Friday, others were there to...

Self-guided journeys led by an art lover’s desire to exercise the imagination include a look at paintings, sculpture, mixed media, assemblage art, photography, pottery, weaving and fiber art, all in Boothbay Harbor. Take a walk on the creative side...

Henry Isaacs' new show at Gleason Fine Art begins June 30 and runs through Aug. 2. Henry's First Friday reception, July 1, 5 to 7 p.m., offers a special treat: a conversation between Isaacs and Bob Keyes, the popular former Maine Today Media arts...

River Arts of Damariscotta presents “New Works,” a hopeful vision in challenging times. Running from March 29 to May 7, the “New Works” show graces the walls of the gallery with recent work by Maine artists in a wide range of media. From a record-...

Bob Keyes Shelburne Museum director Tom Denenberg talks to the author about his new book, The Isolation Artist: Scandal, Deception, and the Last Days of Robert Indiana.

River Arts in Damariscotta invites artists to submit work for the upcoming juried show, “New Works.” This show will showcase artists’ most recent work with a fresh, up-to-the-minute vibe. Works that have been created in the last 12 months may be...

In a life unspooled across four contingents, from Queens to Iwo Jima, a Depression kid learned about courage, humility, and the power of luck.

A new book examines the “odd and tortured soul” of Robert Indiana