Art – Page 2 – University of Maine at Augusta

$Mac, Refraction - Pen and Ink from 2019-2021 Virtual Student Art Exhibition$

2022 UMA Student Art Exhibition – April 9 – April 29, 2022

2022 UMA Student Art Exhibition Charles Danforth Gallery Located in Jewett Hall at the University of Maine at Augusta Exhibition … Read More

Séan Alonzo Harris: Light Confirms My Reality

Noted Maine photographer Séan Alonzo Harris’s Light Confirms My Reality is a community based photo project and exhibition in collaboration … Read More

an Trask, "Human Nature," 35 mm Slide Collage.

Closing Reception for “Point of View: Ian Trask’s Strange Histories” | Feb 23, 2022

Please join us Wednesday, February 23 from 5 – 6 p.m. on Zoom to celebrate the closing of Ian Trask’s … Read More

UMA General Scholarship Application Open until March 31, 2022

UMA General Scholarship Application Now Available! The UMA 2022-2023 Scholarship application is open now with a deadline of March 31, … Read More

Exploring Race and Social Justice Series

This event series explores the academic theme of race and social justice through a variety of topics. Each event is … Read More

The hallway next to the Admissions office, near Advising, has a display wall covered in student art.

Wham! Bang! Pow! Exhibit in Randall Student Center

The ART/ENG/INT 330 Graphic Storytelling in Form and Practice class has mounted student projects on the first floor on Randall, … Read More

Louise Dickinson Rich typewriting at her home near Rangeley

UMA Student Art on display in Augusta

Collaborative English and Art class adapts excerpt of mid-century author Louise Dickinson Rich’s memoir through graphic storytelling 208 Water Street, … Read More

The image is a studio view of Galen Cheney's large painting "Interpreter of Dreams" that shows the painting pinned against a white wall with stray paint lines on it, and a dark gray paint-splattered floor below. "Interpreter of Dreams" is very colorful painting with gridded and gesturally-painted strokes of fluorescent pink, yellow, and orange paint among many other shades of blue, green, red, and white, that is also literally interwoven with painted strips of canvas that weave through the painting's surface. There is not any central image in the painting, but a cacophony of color and line that is bold, energetic, and colorful. The woven strips of painted canvas hang down below the painting's edge.

“Galen Cheney: The Ecstatic Tear” on display at the Danforth Gallery

Charles Danforth Gallery Jewett Hall, University of Maine at Augusta, November 10th – December 17th, 2021 Artist Talk and Reception … Read More

Peter Precourt, “Things Fall Apart,” Sumi-e ink and coffee on photo diffuser screen, 72 x 48 inches, 2020 – 2021

Now at Danforth Gallery: UMA Professor’s Exhibition Evokes Tumultuous Moment in Ink Drawings

UMA Professor’s Exhibition Evokes Tumultuous Moment in Ink Drawings Exhibition Dates: August 30 – September 30, 2021 Opening: September 9, … Read More

Virginia Maksymowicz, "Panis Angelicus," Fiberglas/resin and Hydrostone; approximately 6.5 feet high, Installation at the Torpedo Factory, Alexandria, VA, 2020

Virginia Maksymowicz Artist Talk: “Undeniable Metaphors: The Human Body, Architecture and Meaning”

April 19, 2021 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Virginia Maksymowicz, Artist and Professor Emerita in the Franklin & Marshall College … Read More