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Nina Baker bakerni@grinnell.edu Before the Spanish colonized the Caribbean in the 15th century, the Taíno people were the principal inhabitants of Puerto Rico, Jamaica and the Lesser Antilles. The Taíno peoples held a strong artistic tradition and thrived on matrilineal systems of kinship and inheritance. However, at the hands of Spanish imperialists, 90 percent of...

N.Smith Gallery, Sydney, presents works by Danie Mellor.

HIDDENITE — The Hiddenite Arts & Heritage Center’s Lucas Mansion Gallery will feature artwork by Appalachian State University’s art department.

In 1937, Edith Renfrow Smith became the first Black woman to graduate from Grinnell College. This is the third space the college has named for her.

The First Friday Art Tours of the 2022 season ended Oct. 7. Traditionally the most low-key First Friday of any year, it nonetheless was an opportunity to take in some great art, conversation, and delightful refreshment! Karen Swatsberg said this was...

John Vander has painted for many years in Italy. He has painted a series based on formal gardens, Tuscan landscapes, architecture, as well as remembrance of a trip to Mali and, of course, many paintings based on his experience of the Maine coast. “I...

The galleristi / owners of Gold/Smith Gallery in Boothbay Harbor, Maine have been spending winter’s in the Tuscany Region of Italy for 31 years. In that very creative time John paints and Karen paints clothing with paints stolen from John’s studio...

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...

Beginning June 15 through July 19 Gold/Smith Gallery, 8 McKown St. in Boothbay Harbor, will be featuring the plein air paintings of Thomaston artist Susan Headley Van Campen. Her medium is watercolor, her paper is Arches 300 lb. cold pressed and her...