Bob Keyes

‘There Is a Woman in Every Color: Black Women in Art’ opens at the Brunswick college on Sept. 16.

The museum reopens Sept. 11 with five new galleries and eight exhibitions on view.

Alumni Bill and Nancy Tsiaras give a gift from their extraordinary photography collection.

The 95-year-old Hay & Peabody Clock outside The Francis hotel on Congress Street was considered ‘in peril.’

In addition to inspiring her husband, she helped save island environments.

He studied at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture and received the National Humanities Medal in 2000.

Vanessa German’s installation at Bates is among the must-see shows up at Maine colleges.

Two new exhibits in Rockland delve intimately into Jamie Wyeth’s fondness for Monhegan and grief over losing his wife, debuting at a time of public fascination with his celebrated grandfather N.C. and father, Andrew.

This winter, an island builder is restoring the sculpture carved by the late Bill Epton more than 30 years ago.

A new book draws a complete picture of Monhegan’s most famous painter.

An artist and activist, she makes pots that inspire community connections.

His ‘In the Light’ art show opens Friday at Whitney Gallery in Wells.

Isaacson was a cultural leader, attorney, public servant and Telegram columnist.

The famed artist made many of his great plein-air paintings at his beloved North Haven. An expansive new show at the Farnsworth featuring several of those works fairly glows with the distinctive Benson light.