“I hope the audience will be able to walk away with questions about the piece, because if they walk away with questions, I have stimulated some part of their brain that has got them thinking about the bigger picture.” -Rebecca Morgan Rebecca Morgan Rebecca Morgan is a Maine native, born and raised in a […]
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“Particularly interesting to me and I’ve been very interested recently in discovery, exploring space and how we define space.” – Thomas Griffith Thomas Griffith Thomas Griffith is a native-born New Yorker, raised in a small rural town. He was interested in art at a very early age, as it was what he leaned on the […]
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Jeonguk Choi “There is so much diversity to celebrate, that it is not getting celebrated enough and respected enough. So I’m hoping to advocate for marginalized identities.” -Jeonguk Choi Jeonguk Choi is a Korean Artist studying in the Intermedia Fine Arts program, at the University of Maine. Choi was born and raised in an […]
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“When you sweep, wherever you are sweeping, becomes this futile act because the space will just get dirty again. Someone is going to track the mud in again, it is just this temporal, futile act to correct something.” – Susan Smith Susan Smith an activist artist living and working in the Maine community heads […]
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Rachel Church “I just love to create, and to think about what will best serve for what I want to communicate.” – […]
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The Intermedia Program offers creative studio-centered degrees that extends a key aspect of much of the best contemporary creative work, that is its hybridity, as a core of the Program’s focus in creative and studio work. The Intermedia Programs at the University of Maine provides substantial advanced study for individuals interested in interdisciplinary study in […]
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James Winters “Not knowing is a form of knowing” – Teresita Fernandez Jim Winters is a musician that grew up in Long Island, New York. Winters was formally educated around the age of nine years old, but by age twelve he was receiving lessons that had influenced him greatly. His education originated with classical […]
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“Exploring ideas of repetition, duration, and process, Temporality looks at how contemporary artists are using time as a means of making. The exhibition explores the question of what is time, and how do we measure and give value to time?” -Center for Maine Contemporary Art. Bethany Engstrom, a 2011 alumni of the IMFA program has […]
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