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The nonprofit, which helped jump-start the city's arts scene in 2010, is planning to use savings from overhead costs on additional programming. Artists, however, lament the loss of studio space.
University of New England hosts a car-themed show, while Engine displays the work of Kifah Abdulla, a Baghdad native and former prisoner of war.
An opening reception is set for May 14.
River Arts in Damariscotta presents “Wild Things” in a show juried by art consultant Tammy Ackerman, former founder and executive director of Engine in Biddeford. The gallery invites the public to the artists’ reception on Saturday, May 14 from 2 to...
River Arts in Damariscotta has announced a call to artists for “Wild Things.” Participants are invited to respond to the theme to reflect their own