Westbrook | Old Town

The Post-Paper Mills

…the company’s president, sits behind his meticulously organized desk. He strokes his gray mustache with authority. “We’re a small pulp mill. We can’t compete with plants that are ten times… Continue reading →

50 Mainers Balancing Heritage and Progress

September, 2018 | By: Kate Gardner and Paul Koenig | Photography: Christina Wnek

…We’re all building our world,” he says. The unveiling last year of similar sculpture by Borofsky marked the opening of a new sculpture garden at the Portland Muse- um of… Continue reading →

Northeast Harbor

Ashley Bryan

July, 2017 | By: Dr. Lisa Belisle | Photography: Matt Cosby

Making Art on a Maine Island

Vinalhaven

The Reinventions of John Wulp

February, 2018 | By: Philip Conkling | Photography: Matt Cosby

The shipwrecked artist finds a new creative life—again—on a Maine island.

Bridging Community and Conservation in the Acadian Forest

Issue: November 2022 | By: Jenny O'Connell | Photography: Andy Gagne

How AMC’s Steve Tatko aims to preserve Maine’s forest ecosystem for future generations to enjoy.

Sustainable Forests, Strong Communities

Issue: September 2020 | Sponsored Content

At Sappi North America, innovation continues to make a difference in Maine’s future

Portland

Sonya Tomlinson

…to hear the end result, because I know she can sing and I have seen her rap her ass off—commanding a crowd comes naturally to her,” he says. “Now I… Continue reading →

People: Sonya Tomlinson

Portland

Fairfield Porter

…be made to behave on canvas, and how he could push figurative elements toward the edge of abstraction.- Foreground and background subjects intermingle on a single flat plane. The negative… Continue reading →

Portland

Shirah Neumann

…her childhood in Buffalo, and has since lived in Brooklyn, in Florence, on the Greek island of Corfu, and now in Maine. For an artist who has kicked around the… Continue reading →

York

Whole Grain

…the next logical step: messing around, building wooden surfboards. Although surfboards have been around for centuries, few wooden surfboard companies existed in 2005, when LaVecchia’s friend Jim McGinley, then the… Continue reading →

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