
That’s the Spirit
Can you find peace and joy in something as prosaic as concrete? South Portland artist Valerie McCaffrey does.
Can you find peace and joy in something as prosaic as concrete? South Portland artist Valerie McCaffrey does.
This month finds 66 dealers from seven states gathering in Portland for the Maine Antiques Exposition.
An artist reveals how she felts her realistic shells and whimsical sea creatures.
While it’s easy to understand how an elderflower creme made with coconut oil, rosewater, and beeswax might moisturize skin the proclaimed benefits of other Avena Botanicals products are less intuitive.
A Friendship garage is bursting at the seams with “18,000-something” antique bottles.
Alvin Theriault was 11 when he tied his first fishing fly. Now 64, Theriault and his wife, Connie, have been making and selling flies for 44 years.
For the angler who has everything; a graceful, yet functional fly-tying desk.
Paul Sampson makes a better oyster platter
Do you cruise through downtown Kennebunk on your way to the ’Port? Well, stop. No, really — stop.
Stuart Loten uses a silk-painting technique to turn home lighting into art
Our contributors share their choicest finds in Maine style, design, shops, and craft.
An artist’s family wrestles with the future of his metal jungle.