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Making Migration Visible | Yu-Wen Wu: Gallery Talk | @ MECA&D
Maine College of Art & Design 522 Congress Street, Portland, ME, United StatesMaking Migration Visible: Traces, Tracks & Pathways featured artist Yu-Wen Wu will discuss her artwork in the galleries, describing the research processes and community practices that contribute to her work. Following her talk, the artist will lead a workshop in conjunction with her Leavings/Belongings series. Leavings/Belongings is comprised of multitudes of cloth wrapped bundles representing all that is left […]
Drawing Now: Exhibition
Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art & Design, first floorDrawing Now celebrates the works by artists of the Drawing Collective and three guest artists. With its members hailing from eleven countries, the Drawing Collective’s objective is to maintain the development of an international aesthetic.
Exhibition: Visual Tensions | Parasitic Honeyshoes | Letting Yourself Go
The Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art & Design Presents ICA Spring Exhibitions: Visual Tensions | Séan Alonzo Harris Parasitic Honeyshoes | Greta Bank Letting Yourself Go | Philip Brou On view from April 5-26, 2019 Exhibition Reception: Friday, April 5, 2019, 5–8pm ICA Gallery hours: Wed–Sun, 11am–5pm, Thurs, 11am–7pm, Friday, 11am–5pm, (FFAW until 8pm) PORTLAND, Maine - […]
Panel Discussion & Community Conversation: Visual Tensions
Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art & Design, first floorVisual Tensions Panel Discussion & Community Conversation Please join us in the ICA for a public panel discussion and community conversation in conjunction with the exhibition Visual Tensions from artist Séan Alonzo Harris. The artist will be joined by a panel of project participants: Sophia Namara, Chanel Lewis, and Kelly Gorham. Sophia Namara / Photo by Séan […]
‘Darkness and the Light’ Exhibition
Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art & Design, first floorDark and light. The space between. The moment of change. The necessity of one to identify the other. Hope. Fading. The opportunities to explore the theme seemed so many and varied that the idea of a group exhibition was born.
‘Darkness and the Light’: Opening Reception
Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art & Design, first floorExhibiting Artists include: Lynn Duryea, South Portland; Rebecca Goodale, Freeport; Tom Hall, Raymond; Joe Hemes, South Portland; Alison Hildreth, Portland; Lissa Hunter, Portland; Jamie Johnston, Portland; George Mason, Nobleboro; Julie Morringello, Stonington; Jan Owen, Belfast; Warren Seelig, Rockland; Carol Stein, Kittery Point; Todd Watts, Blanchard TWP; Susan Webster, Deer Isle
‘Darkness and the Light’ | Artist Gallery Talk
Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art & Design, first floorArtist Gallery Talk featuring Curator Lissa Hunter, and exhibiting artists: Lynn Duryea, Tom Hall, Jamie Johnston, Julie Morringello, Jan Owen, Todd Watts, and Susan Webster. Find more information about the exhibition here Darkness and the Light On view from July 12—September 20, 2019
‘Simultaneous Light and Dark’ | Lecture featuring Bernie Reim
Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art & Design, first floorDarkness and the Light Lecture featuring Bernie Reim, author of the Portland Press Herald's monthly astronomy column What's Up?, co-host of WMPG’s live weekly radio program "Scientifically Speaking", and an Instructor of astronomy lab courses at the University of Southern Maine. Find more information about the exhibition here Darkness and the Light On view from […]