‘Aubades’ Exhibition: Michel Droge MFA ’10
In this exhibition, Michel Droge MFA '10 (Visiting Assistant Professor of Printmaking and Foundation) presents 53 small paintings.
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Images of Children/Youth Exhibition + Opening
Opening Reception of Images of Children/Images of Youth: Period and Contemporary Photographs Opening Reception: January 11, 2018, 5–7pm On view from January 11—April 1, 2018 Curated by Stephen K. Halpert, Assistant Professor in Academic Studies Featuring work by Charles Melcher, Associate Professor in Graphic Design Postcard, click to view larger. What is the definition of a child? […]
STILL STANDING: The Abyssinian Meeting House Story Archive
The Public Engagement Program at Maine College of Art & Design presents the exhibition STILL STANDING, The Abyssinian Meeting House Story Archive, to be held at Maine College of Art & Design.
ME Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition
Maine Region Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition at Maine College of Art & Design January 27–February 10, 2018 Porteous, First Floor The Maine Region Scholastic Art Award Exhibition features juried work submitted by 7th to 12th graders who are attending schools in Maine. The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards is the nation’s longest-running and most prestigious […]
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The Peoples State of the Union Story Circle
The Peoples State of the Union Story Circle
The Peoples State of the Union Story Circle, in conjunction with the exhibition Still Standing: The Abyssinian Meeting House Story Archive. The Peoples State of the Union Story Circle February 3, 2018 from 3pm–6pm Opens Friday (Artwalk), February 2, 2018 On view January 24—February 24, 2018 Artists at Work Project Space, 522 Congress Stress Free […]
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‘Till the Night’ Exhibition – Kyle Patnaude
Kyle Patnaude’s (Assistant Professor in Metalsmithing & Jewelry) work explores the emotive and humanistic coding of objects, specifically a certain “queerness” pertaining to the cultural guise of hypermasculinity.