Books as mirrors
By Jen Boggs When I was a kid, I had the amazing fortune to spend part of my childhood growing up...
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Art, Music, Dance & Theater
Artist-in-residence connects with history
By Lillian Lema Award-winning artist Adama Delphine Fawundu spent the month of June as...
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A love of craft, process, and space: Jenny Ibsen
By Coco McCracken Portland-based artist Jenny Ibsen was born in China, adopted by her...
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Artists discuss ‘Revolution from Afar’
By Karen Cadbury Sudanese refugees and asylum seekers started coming to Maine in the late...
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Moon in Full by Marpheen Chann
By Kathreen Harrison Marpheen Chann’s debut book, a memoir titled Moon in Full, is due out from...
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From Bamako to Birmingham: Blind Boys of Alabama, Amadou and Mariam bring music of heart to Portland
By Jean Noel Mugabo On April 29, Portland Ovations will host two internationally celebrated...
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Haitian Revolution evoked in Jacob Lawrence exhibit
By Brian Boyd Jacob Lawrence On view at Colby Museum of Art in Waterville through June 5, a...
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Angkor Dance Troupe at Mayo Street Arts
Photos | Marpheen Chann Khmer Maine has planned a variety of events in honor of Khmer New Year, a...
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Portland is Rwandan singer Clarisse Karasira’s new home
By Jean Noël Mugabo A few months after she tied the knot with her former manager and boyfriend,...
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Highlighting Black speculative fiction, Maine Humanities Council asks, ‘What if…?’
By Stephanie Harp As Maine Humanities Council considered topics for its annual Big Question, in...
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