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We are supporting Justin Costa for mayor of Portland. We admire his pragmatism, his intelligence, his deep knowledge of both the school system and the local government, and his willingness and desire to bring councilors together to work toward an improved Portland. Justin cultivates friendships and has some deep connections to several groups working in […]

Plus, Jessica Gandolf brings chaos, order and torsos to Speedwell Projects.

The Maine Art Gallery’s fourth show of the season, Surroundings, comes to a close on Saturday, Aug. 13. Artists Liz Hoag, Justine Lasdin-Springer, Lin Lisberger, and Paige Taylor, were asked to present paintings and sculpture that illustrate the...

For the current show at the Maine Art Gallery, artists Liz Hoag, Justine Lasdin-Springer, Lin Lisberger, and Paige Taylor were asked to submit works that illustrate their interpretations of everyday scenes in the world around us. Visitors to the...

The Maine Art Gallery’s fourth show of the season, “Surroundings,” features Liz Hoag, Justine Lasdin-Springer, Lin Lisberger, and Paige Taylor, with paintings that illustrate the ways in which they view their surroundings. In works that range from...

The four artists featured in Maine Art Gallery’s upcoming show, Surroundings, express not only the observed world, but also the circumstances, conditions,

Artists Liz Hoag, Justine Lasdin-Springer, Lin Lisberger, and Paige Taylor are featured in Maine Art Gallery’s upcoming show, "Surroundings." An opening

Artists Liz Hoag, Justine Lasdin-Springer, Lin Lisberger, and Paige Taylor are featured in Maine Art Gallery’s upcoming show, "Surroundings." An opening

It’s always fascinating to see how artists interpret their surroundings. The four artists featured in Maine Art Gallery’s upcoming show express not only the observed world, but also the circumstances, conditions, and objects that surround them...

Art review: Maine Jewish Museum reopens with exemplars of art and craft The first exhibition at its renovated Congress Street home features 10 artists and makers. By Jorge S. Arango Photos by Elizabeth Ruskin A fire last May at the Maine Jewish Museum forced the institution to find other exhibition space at the former Nissen Bakery building on Washington Avenue in Portland. But now, with repairs and renovations completed, it is back home on Congress Street. The inaugural exhibition, “Mixing...