Category: Digital Exhibition

Click on a blue cyanotype picture to view a description of the artwork. College of the Atlantic’s Peggy Rockefeller Farm- Mount Desert Island Farmer C. J. Walke The College of the Atlantic (COA), Peggy Rockefeller Farm is anchored within the largest remaining historic farming valley on Mount Desert Island and was…

Click on a blue cyanotype picture to view a description of the artwork. Burke Hill Farm- Cherryfield, Maine Ben Perrin Ben Perrin first started picking blueberries in Washington County’s glacial barrens almost 30 years ago when everything was done by hand. During the 1990s blueberry farms rapidly consolidated under larger corporations…

Click on a blue cyanotype picture to view a description of the artwork. Black Kettle Farm, Lyman, Maine Laura Neale  Black Kettle Farm is on five acres of rocky, hilltop farmland in Lyman, Maine. Laura Neale bought the land ten years ago and converted the once conventional cornfields into acres…

Mia Cinelli, Lexington, KY Strange Times, 2020 wool and acrylic felt from previous projects, thrifted gold fabric from 2013, vintage gold and silver thread, cotton thread, my late grandmother’s embroidery floss, repurposed broom handle, 5’ dowel, hand-carved scrap pine and basswood, wood, brass and mother-of-pearl button, metal hooks, gold spray…

Mia Cinelli, Lexington, KY Pandemic Parade, 2020 public performance http://www.miacinelli.com Previous | Next Return to DISRUPTION

Sandra Stanton, Farmington, ME Corvids, 2020 oil on canvas 10” x 20” http://sandrastantonart.com Previous | Next Return to DISRUPTION

Bernie Beckman, Piscatiquis, ME Birdhouses & TP, 2020 watercolor Previous | Next Return to DISRUPTION

Ryan Napier, Thornton, CO Self Portrait 1, 2020 mixed media 24” x 24” http://www.linesandimages.com Previous | Next Return to DISRUPTION

Dennis Jones, Plymouth, MI Brave New World, 2020 acrylic, latex, spray enamel, paint marker, paint fragments on six joined canvas panels 94 ½” x 96 ½” http://www.dennismichaeljones.space/ Previous | Next Return to DISRUPTION

Dorothy Beeuwkes, Mercer, ME Stay Safe Stay Healthy, 2020 pen, colored pencil 4 ¾” x 5 ¾” Previous | Next Return to DISRUPTION