Blueprint Surf is making waves with boards designed for New England waters.
Maine-Made
Jeremy Frey is the subject of the first-ever major retrospective of a Wabanaki artist. Amid the hype, he’s still able to lose himself in the steady rhythm of weaving in his home studio, where he’s forever cognizant of tribal basketmakers’ challenging history and tenuous future.
Her company name, Muh.Kaa.Bruh, nods to the grim perception many folks have of her art.
After a painstaking restoration, the Hindu is about to hit the water again as it sails toward its second century.
Maine: A Love Story comprises 32 essays illustrated with her woodcut prints.
Well shucks, when it comes to seashell products, we’re hard-pressed to pick a favorite.
The Winterport tinkerer has rehabbed some 7,000 mechanical timekeepers.
He resells and restores hundreds of pieces of antique and vintage cookware through his home business, Passadumkeag Iron.
At the Recovery Room, in Boothbay Harbor, she and her husband restore everything from bar stools to sectionals.
To build the quirkily expressive birdhouses that hang all over town, Claude Ouellet wings it with whatever materials he has handy.
And she hopes it will change lives in her home country.
He’s honed everything from knives and pizza cutters to arrowheads and samurai swords.