Bianca Beck’s 'Eyes' offers an X-ray view of portraiture, then brings it into monumental form.

The Midcoast born-and-raised artist Tessa Greene O’Brien makes her New York solo debut.

The Page Galley is showing T. Allen Lawson’s beautiful renderings of a cataclysmic American West.

The new group exhibition at Interloc explores the pieced-together realities of collage.

A new exhibition at the Farnsworth shows the outsized influence Maine has had on American art for well over a century.

Aaron T Stephan’s ‘Murmur’ pushes minimalism to the max.

Waterfall Arts' ‘Homegrown’ show reflects a thriving community.

Breehan James's cottage interiors offer a window onto the great outdoors.

Considering Bo Bartlett’s “Christmas.”

Camden’s new arts space, Artists & Writers, is much more than just a gallery.

Emily Leonard Trenholm’s new paintings document the woods after a major storm.

It was at the moment when one of the owners of Caldbeck Gallery in Rockland, Jim Kinnealey, took me

Bowdoin Museum’s exhibition Turn of Phrase: Language and Translation in Global Contemporary Art, on view through June 4, turns our

Even before its mythology of utopian promise captured the American imagination, Spanish explorers named California after a fictional island in the 16th century novel

She couldn’t tell if the sun was rising or setting, just behind the mountain ridge, only as bright as a beginning or an end. A few snowy