The daughter of the once up-and-coming Maine realist plans to revive his legacy — if she can find his scattered works.
Arts & Leisure
A surfeit of great Maine lit is landing on bookshelves.
The golden-voiced radio man signs off after four decades at Maine Public.
In York, the excavator comes for a writer’s beloved home.
An exit interview with Suzette McAvoy, of the Center for Maine Contemporary Art.
From a profile of the Maine farmer saving the world’s rarest seeds to a small-town sports saga for the ages to the strange tale of the COVID cruise ship marooned Down East, these are our most-read stories of 2020.
Dolly Pawton and Aura earned a round of a-paws at an American Humane Society awards show.
In the Blue Hill writer's new book, The Arrest, the fallout of worldwide technological collapse plays out Down East.
Chris Newell followed a winding trail to his new role as executive director of the Abbe Museum. Now, as Maine’s museum of Wabanaki culture confronts both the pandemic and its own colonialist underpinnings, he’s helping blaze a new one.
The Portland art school's annual tradition moving online during the pandemic.
Books, films, podcasts, and other media to check out in November.
An art historian and Bates College size up the Painter of Maine's oeuvre.