Students from the MFA Program will be exhibiting their work in feminist thinking and art at Coespace in downtown Bangor, Sat. Dec 1 from 5-8pm. Domesti(city) addresses issues of gender and the need to reimagine our future. Participating artists are: Aylah Ireland, Anna Soule, Rachel Church, Monique Flynn, Thomas Griffith and Bill Drake, curated by […]
The Intermedia program at the University of Maine is hosting an Open House event on December 14th from 4 pm to 7 pm at the IMRC building, also knows as […]
Joanne Arnold graduated from Maine College of Art 1979 with a BFA in Painting. Regaining her visual self became priority for Joanne 10 years ago after her three children were off to college. […]
The Intermedia MFA welcomes Titi de Baccarat as Researcher-in-Residence this spring. In residence at the IMRC Center during the month of February, de Baccarat is a rising star in the Portland art scene. He came to America from Gabon in 2014, and after some time in New York and Rhode Island, he chose to settle down in […]
Nyeema Morgan's art practice is developed within an interdisciplinary framework that explores the personal and cultural economy of knowledge through familiar artifacts. Morgan earned an MFA from California College of […]
In Lilly McElroy's words: "The artistic projects I pursue are a reflection of my complex relationship with the American West and explore what it means to be an American in […]
Artist, composer, and teacher, Frank Mauceri, lives and works in southern Maine. His creative projects focus on generative and interactive systems. His work includes audio art, video, prints, and performances. He […]
Kemi Ilesanmiis Executive Director of The Laundromat Project, which advances artists and neighbors as change agents in their own communities. She is inspired by the immense possibilities for joyful justice […]
Eve Mosher - Artist in Residence "Eve Mosher is an artist living and working in New York City. Acutely aware of the ecological and climate devastation we are witnessing, she has turned her creativity towards creating space for grappling with radical truth about our contemporary moment and for engaging in the complexity of […]
