The 83-year-old artist’s goal? To make people ‘think.’
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Arts, entertainment, food and books news from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Young salt’s solo sail comes full circle – and thousands of miles
An untested Kai O’Connor left Freeport last October. Many adventures later, he’s back.
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Artist is sought to replace landmark Old Port mural
Applicants have until July 15 to submit design ideas for the side the building at 80 Exchange St., where a renovation will remove the popular one there now.
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UNE art gallery director Anne Zill retires at 76 – and gets ready to write
The Maine art community will honors her with a reception at the gallery off Stevens Avenue in Portland on Thursday.
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Portland String Quartet embarks on 50th season with new cellist
Andrew Mark begins his duties with a concert Wednesday as part of the American Music Festival at Sabbathday Lake in New Gloucester.
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‘Incredibles 2’ sets box-office record for animated film
The sequel collects $180 million in theaters in the U.S. and Canada.
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Recipe: Fish Salpicon
This dish uses one or more ingredients diced or minced and bound with a sauce.
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Cannabis businesses shut out of Maine’s energy-efficiency programs
The tenuous legal standing of marijuana operations means they’re a bad bet for incentive programs, says Efficiency Maine’s director.
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Can the curse be broken on these high-turnover Old Port restaurant spots?
A new crop of occupants believe they’ve figured out how to break the pattern in these challenging locations.
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Read the Youth category winners of the 2018 Maine Literary Awards
The competition, sponsored by the Maine Writers & Publishers Alliance, was open to all Maine middle and high schoolers, and their home-schooled counterparts. The winners, who each took home $100, were announced Thursday. We have printed their winning entries in full here.