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David C. Driskell: Collector celebrates works from the David C. and Thelma G. Driskell Collection at the Portland Museum of Art.
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“In 2015 I was a sophomore in high school, and I was taking an entry drawing class, which to me at the time felt silly because I had been drawing since I was a kid. But our teacher was very sweet and supportive, and taught me some new skills that I had not considered before….
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This year's Youth Art Month showcases original artworks by K-12 students from across Maine. Featuring pieces from more than 70 schools, the exhibition reflects the diversity of the state’s urban and rural communities. The work will be on view from February 26 through March 30 in the PMA’s Lower Ground Floor, with free admission for all visitors.
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PMA Films celebrates the legacies of David Lynch, Gene Hackman
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A special film series highlighting some of the great films set in Los Angeles, with proceeds benefiting wildfire relief.
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PMA Films is honored to pay tribute to one of the few filmmakers who have warranted their own adjective - “Lynchian” - with a series of films from this singular artist.
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Secord was the founding director of the Maine Indian Basket Makers Alliance for 21 years, and her work is in private collections and museums across the country.
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As a new book shows, the school’s teachings continue to influence creative practices.
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Artist Jo Sandman, 93, right, works with curator Katherine French to archive and place decades' worth of her art in museum collections. Suzanne Kreiter/Globe Staff
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“There is no place, even in New York City, where one can currently see a representative selection of the exciting and important paintings that have been done from the 1980s to the present. By helping to create a collection of these works at the Portland Museum of Art, the Alex Katz Foundation hopes to contribute to rectifying this situation.”—Alex Katz
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