Sudden Splendor
“You never know what you will discover with your camera,” says Betty Wiley, a Yarmouth Port based landscape photographer and photography instructor. “ I…
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Sudden Splendor
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ALL YOU CAN EAT
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Love Locally!
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48 Hours in Provincetown
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By Hand: A Collection of New England Artisans
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You Can Imagine, Too: The Work of Sneha Shrestha
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Shore Gems
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On Display Now
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Monhegan Museum celebrates 50 years
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Nailed Down: John Bisbee’s New Work at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art
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Sudden Splendor
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ALL YOU CAN EAT
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Love Locally!
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48 Hours in Provincetown
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By Hand: A Collection of New England Artisans
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You Can Imagine, Too: The Work of Sneha Shrestha
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Shore Gems
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On Display Now
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Monhegan Museum celebrates 50 years
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Nailed Down: John Bisbee’s New Work at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art
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ALL YOU CAN EAT
Is there a cure to childhood food allergies? By the time I got the car out of the garage, my wife was already on…
Love Locally!
A curated guide to great gifts in New England This year’s holiday season is unique, sprinkled with many things we have never experienced in…
48 Hours in Provincetown
Text by Janice Rohlf For reasons that shouldn’t need explanation, 2020 is the year of the road trip vacation. It also marks the 400th…
A Twist on Dining In
by Lisa Cavanaugh After two months of staying at home due to the Covid-19 pandemic, celebrated Newport, Rhode Island-based marine photographer Onne van der…
Virtual Tours To Help Flatten The Curve
Trying to do your part to help flatten the curve of COVID-19 transmission by keeping social distance? We applaud you ~ and want to…
5 Museum Art Exhibitions to Brighten Your Winter
Art transports us, toting us off to faraway lands, distant times both future and past, and the vibrant and exciting worlds of artists’ minds….
By Hand: A Collection of New England Artisans
Text by Anna Kasabian In our techno world of bleeps and dings, and all things automated, we get respite and joy from our discoveries…
You Can Imagine, Too: The Work of Sneha Shrestha
Text by Katy Kelleher Before Sneha Shrestha (also known as IMAGINE) moved to Boston, she had never seen American graffiti. “My mentor, Rob Gibbs,…
Fog Sculptures on the Emerald Necklace
Text by Lisa Cavanaugh | Photographs by Melissa Ostrow Sculpting with fog may seem like an ephemeral fantasy, but for renowned Japanese artist Fujiko…
Shore Gems
Text by Lisa Cavanaugh Imagine saving the sand from the first beach you ever visited; your seaside honeymoon; or that unforgettable family reunion by…
On Display Now
Nine works of art that curators recommend seeing this summer. Art invites us as viewers to empathize and reflect on our society. New England…
Monhegan Museum celebrates 50 years
Text by Marina Davalos Ten miles out to sea, Monhegan is both isolated and small (about one mile wide and two miles long). However,…
Nailed Down: John Bisbee’s New Work at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art
Text by Lisa Cavanaugh Maine artist John Bisbee is breaking his own rules. The iconoclastic sculptor has a new piece, “American Steel,” at the…
A Peek into the Artists’ Shacks of the Outer Cape
Text by Rachael Devaney | Photographs by Don Krohn During photographer Don Krohn’s two-week residency at the Margo-Gelb shack, he described the “wild refuge”…
Home Sweet Historic Home
Text by Marina Davalos On Saturday, May 19, 2018, the Trustees will hold its 5th annual free open house day, Home Sweet Home. The event…
Art in Bloom at the MFA
From peonies to poinsettias, local floral designers will fuse fine art and flowers for this year’s Museum of Fine Arts Art in Bloom series. The…
Living Art by MistyB
Text by Marina Davalos | Photograph by Kim Furnald Enthusiastic, creative, and fun loving, Misty Wykes says we can all be what we want…
Pilot and Aerial Photographer Margot Cheel
The world can often feel crowded and developed, and sometimes when you’re stopped at a traffic light, or inside your home on a colder winter…
The Fluid Forms of Rainer Lagemann
Metal sculptor Rainer Lagemann’s graceful human forms seem so alive that they’re sometimes mistaken for real people. “The last thing I want is for…
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