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Kristen Phillips Photography in Gritty's Windows
Pulling inspiration from nature and her daughter, Sage, her photos are magnetic and joyful; a celebration of life and food.
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5–6PM
Discover the beauty and passion of Bachata, a popular dance style from the Dominican Republic.
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15th Annual Student Art Show
5–7PM
Celebrating the artistic achievements of youth artists from Wicked Illustrations and Lewiston Public Schools.*
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*Curated by Kate Cargile & Melanie Therrien. Judges were Sheri Hollenbeck of Downtown Handmade, Mayor Carl Sheline and Gerald Walsh, Director of LA Arts | | |
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Stanley Hollenbeck showing at MEDCo
A series of vibrant, colorful, prismatic objects, using an artificial intelligence image generator.*
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*These works have been created to reflect my previous series of hand drawn art known as Spectrahedrons. These objects, “Spectrecubes”, do not exist, nor will they ever exist, they are a showcase of the powerful realism AI is capable of. | | |
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Kate Cargile showing in the windows of BEAR BONES BEER (former business, now closed)
"A few years ago, I decided to bring the beautiful, intricate patterns of quilt fabrics
into some of my paintings. I associate fabric remnants with memory: each scrap has associations that come flooding back as they are pieced together."
Read Kate's Full Artist Statement
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Brittany Longsdorf at the Vault
Highlighting the connection between the natural world and the sacred through vibrant colors and whimsical compositions.*
FREE FRIDAY WINE TASTING TASTY SPRING WINES
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Featuring Catherine Lacombe
~Oil paintings, Landscapes~
Tapping into the healing energy and beauty that comforts our soul, an energy worker's focus.
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TAIKO MAINE DOJO at sidewalk of the FRYE BLOCK
6–7PM
Taiko Maine Dojo is a community taiko drumming group from Portland, Maine. Founded in 2006, we seek to share Japanese culture via the unifying spirit of kumi-daiko (group drumming). Taiko Maine Dojo is all volunteer with members from all walks of life and cultural backgrounds.
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SHARE YOUR ARTWALK LA EXPERIENCES with #FINALFRIDAYLA | | |
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Jules Muzyka at Cafe Obscura showcasing the artwork of our very own Jules Muzyka!
Specializing in the meditative art of mandalas, Jules brings the energy to the canvas.
-your Obscura family
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The Art of J Anthony Fiori on the sidewalk of Cafe Obscura!
J is a multi-faceted multi-media artist who has called Lewiston his home for more than twenty years. He specializes in illustration, caricature, and comic book art, but has also delved into sculpture, miniature wargames terrain, digital art, and even puppets! Right now, J is teaching himself how to tattoo.
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Ink & Hare - Mickey Doerfler
I create art inspired by the cycles and messages of nature, the human experience, and my own occult practice. I strive to design pieces that evoke a strong emotional reaction and move the viewer to impose their own meaning onto my work based on their personal life story.
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Deer Designs and Crafts - Lee Ridder
Making art that people can connect with and relate to is very rewarding for me, as my art is often influenced by my own feelings. Working an emotionally rigorous and demanding job led me to require a creative outlet in order to leave that stress behind and build a connection with myself outside of work. I enjoy using a wide variety of mediums as I am always striving to explore more ways that I can bring my thoughts and ideas to life.
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Art & Social Practice: A Collaborative Community-Engaged Project
This large-scale collage of original posters created by Bates students in collaboration with the Good Food Council L-A will activate the windows of the Hartley Block with provocative images and messages on the theme of food access/justice and local food.
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COYOTE FOR ALL SEASONS
Opening Reception
5:30 –7PM
Come meet all the FANTASTIC MAINE ARTISTS and CURATORS of this exhibition!!!
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Maine based Artist Robert J. Russell
at Downtown Handmade
Image & Idea
Evening with the Artist
5–8PM
Themes vary from towers- mandalas- crosses- spaceships- jewelry design and various works in a wide variety of abstract themes.
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Bonita Boothby
at Forage Market
"I enjoy all the captivating sights the outdoors has to offer whether it be a sign from times past, an ocean view, a visiting bird, or a flower in bloom. One of my favorite activities is wandering around gardens, woodland and coastal areas capturing moments of inspiration from a distance or close up."
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Krista Lord
in the Hardy Wolf & Downing windows
Works highlighting a connection with nature, featuring botanicals both imagined and real.
READ Krista's Full Statement
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Amy Stacey Curtis, an award-winning installation artist and brain-injury survivor who recently moved to Lewiston, will be opening her studio to the public while playing her ukulele on Lisbon Street. There will be a studio tour/talk during the last hour of the ArtWalk.* | |
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*Please download the following list to bring objects you can contribute toward one of her upcoming installations. | | |
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Art Teacher Matthew Peinado
Presenting the Honors Art Class at Edward Little High School.
"These students are gifted in many areas. They are independent and creative thinkers practicing to be the best artist they can be."
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Fiber Art Demonstration by Sadie Bonang
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Currently displaying the exhibition "Yellow"
with 40 pieces by over 30 artists
We hope to see you!
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Helen & George Ladd Cheritable
Fund
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