Page 16 - Jorges Arango News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Art review: ‘Green Flash’ series reflects on light, through a window at Space View Mai Snow's paintings and poem from outside on Congress Street through Feb. 19. By Jorge S. Arango Share Mai Snow’s series “Green Flash” is on view from Congress Street through a window at Space in Portland. Photos by Carolyn Wachnicki Let me be perfectly honest. When I first saw Mai Snow’s installation, “Green Flash,” in the window of Space (through Feb. 19), I couldn’t make heads or tails of it. IF YOU GO WHERE: Space, 538 Congress St., Portland; viewable from outside WHEN: Through Feb. 1...

Art review: Dowling Walsh show represents the range of abstract expressionism 'Into the Abstract' runs through Feb. 27 at the Rockland gallery. By Jorge S. Arango Kerry Ryan McFate/Courtesy of Dowling Walsh Gallery With the exception of Kenneth Noland, Dowling Walsh’s current show, “In the Abstract” (through Feb. 27), concentrates on Abstract Expressionists who might not be household names. Yet the territory their work inhabits is, by turns, electrifying and sublime. IF YOU GO WHEN: Through Feb. 27 ADMISSION: Free INFO: (207) 596-0084, dowlingwalsh.com Mention American Abstract Expre...

Art review: Experimental photography on display in joint exhibits at MECA 'Tory Fair: Portable Window' and 'Parallax/Geography' are running through Feb. 28. By Jorge S. Arango Photo by Joel Tsui The most universal experience of the COVID pandemic has been one of waiting: waiting for the chance to touch each other again, for test results to relieve or affirm our dread, for restaurants to reopen and life to resume, for a vaccine, for it all to be over. We wait inside our homes peering out our windows at the landscape, or through the “window” of a computer screen on endless Zoom calls that...