Sea Bags

…(thread) The white thread is one of the few materials that is not recycled. What scrap fabric they cannot make into bags, they turn into tags. “We literally use everything,”… Continue reading →

People: Beth Shissler

Recent, New, and Forthcoming: The Latest from Maine Writers

…passive, missing, victimized child and turn it on its head.” Her novel undertakes this exploration by weaving together the stories of characters fleeing in some way or another. Braunstein’s own… Continue reading →

People: Ben Coes | Ann Beattie | Susan Conley | Sarah Braunstein | Jane Brox | Lily King | Melissa Coleman

Waldoboro

John Fawcett

WORKSPACE- January + February 2011 Text + photograph by Meggan Gould John Fawcett has been collecting antique toys and original comic art for decades. The extensive collection is lovingly crammed… Continue reading →

People: John Fawcett

Rangeley

Shannon Rankin

…images.” She photographs details of her constructions, mimicking the way viewers scrutinize them. There is a three- dimensional quality to her work; each installation achieves its own topography. They become… Continue reading →

Biddeford | Phippsburg | Monhegan Island | Great Diamond Island

Beachcombing

…75 residents, Monhegan is a refuge for even the artistically challenged. Boulders abound on the jagged shoreline, creating natural caves for sea creatures and their wave-smoothed castoffs. 03 Popham Beach… Continue reading →

Terpene Dreams

The team at Maine’s first recreational cannabis dispensary, SeaWeed Co., is on a mission to change the way people talk about cannabis.

The Telling Room Young Writers Contest

…that sits comfortably and reminisces with you. It should be as welcoming as wrapping your hands around a hot mug of tea after coming in from the cold. I’ve often… Continue reading →

People: Meghan Lane | Mary Mcolley

Belfast

Fresh from the Farm

…we only witness events one at a time. We understand data that is presented to us, yet it remains difficult to comprehend the scale at which we operate collectively,” he… Continue reading →

The Artist Bringing Life to a Former Factory in Wilton

Issue: March 2022 | By: Amber Kapiloff | Photography: Tara Rice

Vera Johnson’s transformation of an abandoned canning factory into a studio, classroom, and community space represents a new start for the artist and the building.

Jono + Meghan

…and lace that complemented the material of the dress. those centerpieces? Meghan chose fresh dahlias in honor of her great aunt, who used to have a dahlia garden by the… Continue reading →

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