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In Slavery's Wake, featuring an installation by Daniel Minter
In Slavery's Wake, featuring an installation by Daniel Minter

The Smithsonian Looks At How The Slave Trade Shaped The World, The New York Times.

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John DanosDecember 13, 2024
Art review: Maine’s natural beauty masterfully portrayed in 2 engaging Portland shows
Art review: Maine’s natural beauty masterfully portrayed in 2 engaging Portland shows

“Painted State” features work by a nearly complete roster of Greenhut’s artists, who have been adept at depicting the infinitely variable topographies, moods and seasons of Maine.

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John DanosApril 25, 2023
Art review: Each of four fall shows worth a visit to Center for Maine Contemporary Art
Art review: Each of four fall shows worth a visit to Center for Maine Contemporary Art

Using video, sculpture, painting, assemblage, copper-plate etchings, drawing and other media, the two artists [Daniel Minter and Eneida Sanches] explore the displacement at the center of the African Diaspora experience and the ways this experience is shared across seas and continents.

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John DanosNovember 18, 2022
Art review: New takes on classical art forms in two Portland shows
Art review: New takes on classical art forms in two Portland shows

Whalley’s works transmit warmth, melancholy and/or nostalgia, as well as a poignant sense of the passage of time.

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John DanosAugust 15, 2022
Tina Ingraham: Finding the Spirit of a Painting
Tina Ingraham: Finding the Spirit of a Painting

Nancy Gordon and Dan Kany interview Tina Ingraham for Creative Maine.

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John DanosAugust 11, 2022
Daniel Minter wins 2021 Joyce Foundation Award
Daniel Minter wins 2021 Joyce Foundation Award
John DanosMay 19, 2021
Maryland Park Renamed For David Driskell
Maryland Park Renamed For David Driskell
John DanosMay 18, 2021
Black Art: In The Absence Of Light - HBO Documentary Featuring David Driskell
Black Art: In The Absence Of Light - HBO Documentary Featuring David Driskell
John DanosMay 17, 2021
Art review: Sculptures feed off each other in energetic Greenhut show
Art review: Sculptures feed off each other in energetic Greenhut show
John DanosFebruary 14, 2021
Art review: Virtual doesn’t suffice. Tina Ingraham’s paintings must be experienced in person.
Art review: Virtual doesn’t suffice. Tina Ingraham’s paintings must be experienced in person.
John DanosSeptember 20, 2020
Q&A: Daniel Minter - The Things That Cannot Be Taken
Q&A: Daniel Minter - The Things That Cannot Be Taken
GREENHUT GALLERIESJuly 18, 2020
Q&A: Mary Bourke - Joy From The Natural World
Q&A: Mary Bourke - Joy From The Natural World
GREENHUT GALLERIESJuly 18, 2020
Q&A: Colin Page - The Art of Connection
Q&A: Colin Page - The Art of Connection
GREENHUT GALLERIESJuly 18, 2020
Art Review: Cove Street Arts Coming Into Its Own
Art Review: Cove Street Arts Coming Into Its Own
GREENHUT GALLERIESDecember 23, 2019
Art review: Nancy Morgan Barnes’ dense paintings tell complex tales
Art review: Nancy Morgan Barnes’ dense paintings tell complex tales
John DanosNovember 29, 2019
Alison Rector shows America from the seat of a train
Alison Rector shows America from the seat of a train
ArtNext CreativeAugust 14, 2019
Reading: Martin Steingesser
Reading: Martin Steingesser
John DanosApril 18, 2019
Art Review: Man-Made: A State of Nature
Art Review: Man-Made: A State of Nature
Art ReviewNext CreativeMarch 15, 2019
Reading: Michelle Cacho Negrete
Reading: Michelle Cacho Negrete
John DanosFebruary 16, 2019
CMCA Biennial artist Alison Rector on how living in Maine influences her work.
CMCA Biennial artist Alison Rector on how living in Maine influences her work.
ArtistsNext CreativeJanuary 15, 2019
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