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  • Published
    January 22, 2012

    Audience Calendar

    Art “Art 200: Fundamentals of Art,” works by UMFK art students, University of Maine (Blake Library), Fort Kent. 834-7527. Through January. “Gather Up the Fragments: The Andrews Shaker Collection,” Shaker furniture, printed works, visual art, tools, textiles and small crafts, Portland Museum of Art. 775-6148; portlandmuseum.org.Through Feb. 5. “Focus on India,” photographs by Lawrence Elbroch, […]

  • Published
    January 22, 2012

    Author Q&A: Change of habit

    Mary Johnson's new memoir is about the 20 years she spent as a nun before leaving the Missionaries of Charity, the religious order led by Mother Teresa.

  • Published
    January 22, 2012

    Dine Out Maine: It’s a madd gladd world at the funky cafe called Bibo’s

    Who is Bibo of Bibo’s Madd Apple Cafe, and why is he or she bad at spelling? Who cares, as long as the food is similarly freewheeling and perhaps delicious? Four of us headed to the cafe to discover this potential happy maddness (sic). Conveniently located a few steps from Portland Stage and open for […]

  • Published
    January 22, 2012

    More new shows to look for as post-holidays scene heats up

    Other visual art openings in Maine in coming weeks: “Art of the Book,” through April 1 at the Farnsworth Art Museum in Rockland, highlights rare books in the museum’s library collection. Info: farnsworthmuseum.org “Insight Out: Exploring Gifts of Art from Private Collectors” runs Tuesday to April 15, and “Building a Collection: Select Recent Acquisitions” runs […]

  • Published
    January 22, 2012

    Photo show goes way beyond conventional

    'Artifacts & Particles' features the exploratory photographic work of Caleb Charland and Peter Gruner Shellenberger.

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  • Published
    January 22, 2012

    Art review: Show’s art is spare, but depth is there

    One of the most obvious and yet oddest things about Brunswick’s Coleman Burke Gallery is the fact that no one sits to guard or supervise the art in the expansive, museum-like space. This seemingly simple quirk, however, has subtle but salient effects on your viewing experience. It is a refreshing expression of trust in humanity […]

  • Published
    January 22, 2012

    Signings, etc.

    CRASH BARRY

  • Published
    January 22, 2012

    Take Heart: A Conversation in Poetry

    Mekeel McBride's poem shows us what we have missed in the winter trees we observe every day.

  • Published
    January 22, 2012

    Classical Beat: The connection of music to numbers traces a long history

    There was a fascinating lecture the other day at Curtis Memorial Library in Brunswick. Noted composer Elliott Schwartz spoke about the use of letters and numbers in music . . .

  • Published
    January 22, 2012

    Bob Keyes: Winter wonderscape of new shows

    New shows feature a mixed-media bag ranging from high-tech digital to old-school oil on canvas.