Artist Pamela Moulton* looks forward to her “Garden Intervention”
It looks like mother nature will be welcoming guests to my Garden Intervention at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art under sunny skies this Wednesday! Come roll the giant dice…
It looks like mother nature will be welcoming guests to my Garden Intervention at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art under sunny skies this Wednesday! Come roll the giant dice…
As many of you may know by now, one-of-a-kind painter, sculptor and illustrator Dahlov Ipcar passed away last month. She was 99 years young. I had been working closely with…
By Jill Burke Summer gives me a great opportunity to reflect on all we’ve accomplished during the school year through OMAA’s educational outreach program. The Governor Baxter School for the…
by Tori Rasche No, not Bernie Sanders. I recently got to ‘hang out’ with another Bernie, the artist Bernard Karfiol (1886-1952), through a collection of his drawings and ephemera from…
By Alison Gibbs “And you may ask yourself, ‘Well … how did I get here?’” Talking Heads, Once in a Lifetime In my career, I’ve been a Wall Street wire…
by Jill Burke A big part of my job as the OMAA Education Coordinator involves visiting schools and community organizations weekly between September and June to share objects from the…
By Ron Crusan I often get asked, “What do you do all winter while the OMAA is closed?” After our season ends October 31, I don’t pack up and head…
Maine Photo Project at the Ogunquit Museum of American Art Rose Marasco: Patrons of Husbandry The second in a series of five photography exhibitions at the Ogunquit Museum of…
In celebration of the year in photographs in Maine, the Ogunquit Museum of American Art is hosting a series of photography exhibitions as part of the Maine Photo Project, which features exhibitions in…
2013 was one of our most successful seasons. With an increase in visitors by 100% in the last five years, we intend to keep up the pace and finish 2014…