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Letter to the editor: PMA urged to retain building that housed Chamber of Commerce - Vimarsana News

Letter to the editor: PMA urged to retain building that housed Chamber of Commerce

I grew up in Portland in the 1950s, and the landmarks that come to my mind first are the outdoor sculptures by Franklin Simmons of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and “Our Lady of Victories”; the Lobsterman Memorial; monuments to John Ford, the USS Maine and the many curious statuaries at Evergreen Cemetery. Even “The Weight of […]

Society Notebook: Portland Museum of Art puts the garden back in its garden party - Vimarsana News

Society Notebook: Portland Museum of Art puts the garden back in its garden party

The pandemic, construction and weather have impeded the annual summer event in recent years.

In the 'weeds (in a good way): The New Bedford Whaling Museum looks at seaweed as cultural artifact - Vimarsana News

In the 'weeds (in a good way): The New Bedford Whaling Museum looks at seaweed as cultural artifact

"A Singularly Marine & Fabulous Produce: The Cultures of Seaweed" is now on view, along with "Whale Stranding: Daniel Ranalli."

In Pictures: A Surprising Museum Show Explores the Starring Role Seaweed—Yes, Seaweed—Plays in Classic Works of Art and Design - Vimarsana News

In Pictures: A Surprising Museum Show Explores the Starring Role Seaweed—Yes, Seaweed—Plays in Classic Works of Art and Design

A new exhibition at the New Bedford Whaling Museum in Massachusetts considers the history, art, and economy of a humble plant: seaweed.

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Art review: A sculptor goes 2-D, and the Portland library looks at food in our lives - Vimarsana News

Art review: A sculptor goes 2-D, and the Portland library looks at food in our lives

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