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Arts & Entertainment

Published
September 3, 2017

Deep Water: “In the Well of a Wave Off Kanagawa” by Linda Aldrich

Maine poems, edited and introduced by Gibson Fay-LeBlanc.
Published
September 3, 2017

Can (feminine) embroidery hold its own next to (serious) painting?

Marguerite Zorach's paintings are terrific, but at an exhibit at the Farnsworth Art Museum, her subtle, textural, bubbly, intellectually complex embroideries steal the show
Published
September 3, 2017

Society Notebook: Seashore Trolley Museum hosts Southern-themed soiree

The Downeast Meets Dixie dinner party was on Aug. 19 in Kennebunkport.
Published
September 3, 2017

The work of recreating ‘Christina’s World’

Christina Baker Kline spent three years researching the subject of Andrew Wyeth's painting, then wrote a story about her life.
Published
September 3, 2017

In a new collection of essays, John McPhee discusses his craft and his times

'Draft No. 4,' from the longtime New Yorker staffer and teacher is a collection of essays on the writing process that first appeared in the magazine

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Published
September 3, 2017

Alex Lake’s ‘Copycat’ has a clever Facebook-based premise

but the creatively plotted thriller stumbles at the big reveal
Published
September 2, 2017

Dance review: Audience for ‘no plan b’ witnesses something special

Despite a chilly night, the thinly clad performers generate creative heat.
Published
August 31, 2017

Alan Root, scar-ridden filmmaker of wildlife, dies at 80

He spent nearly all his life in Kenya, where he and his first wife were considered two of Africa's finest documentarians.
Published
August 31, 2017

Family, celebrities will celebrate life of Jerry Lewis

The comedian died Aug. 20 at 91 in Las Vegas of heart disease and was cremated.
Published
August 30, 2017

Bruce Springsteen extends Broadway shows 10 weeks to Feb. 3

Ticket demand is so high that Ticketmaster is using a system that requires people to apply for ticket purchases.