Campus Events Calendar

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays starting at 7:30pm. These are opento all faculty, staff, and students on campus. Enjoy some great games with somegreat people! To register and to create your team, please go to our website andscan the QR code to sign up. If you come to the FRC, there are QR codes withsign ups at the front desk, above the water fountain on the IM board, or nearMike's office in room 105 at the FRC. Location: Fitness and Recreation Center. UMFCommunity Only. FREE. Contact: Mike Colella, 207-778-7495, michael.colella@maine.edu.

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays starting at 7:30pm. These are opento all faculty, staff, and students on campus. Enjoy some great games with somegreat people! To register and to create your team, please go to our website andscan the QR code to sign up. If you come to the FRC, there are QR codes withsign ups at the front desk, above the water fountain on the IM board, or nearMike's office in room 105 at the FRC. Location: Fitness and Recreation Center. UMFCommunity Only. FREE. Contact: Mike Colella, 207-778-7495, michael.colella@maine.edu.

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays starting at 7:30pm. These are opento all faculty, staff, and students on campus. Enjoy some great games with somegreat people! To register and to create your team, please go to our website andscan the QR code to sign up. If you come to the FRC, there are QR codes withsign ups at the front desk, above the water fountain on the IM board, or nearMike's office in room 105 at the FRC. Location: Fitness and Recreation Center. UMFCommunity Only. FREE. Contact: Mike Colella, 207-778-7495, michael.colella@maine.edu.

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

“The Elliott Schwartz Memorial Practice Rooms Project,” atribute to one of Maine’s leading composers and teachers, was conceived anddirected by retired UMF music professor Philip Carlsen, in his role as head ofthe Back Cove Contemporary Music Festival at the Portland Conservatory. Eightpianists took their positions at the pianos in the eight studios along thethird-floor hallway, doors wide open. The recording engineer Steve Drown, alongwith his associate Noah Cole, recorded the event with a complicated setup oftwelve microphones, a big mixer, and lots of cables. It is with thatmulti-track recording, played back through widely separated speakers, thatDrown and the Emery Center staff aim to recreate the original sonic experiencein Emery’s large public space. Location: EmeryCommunity Arts Center Lobby Space. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by theEmery Community Arts Center. FlexSpace open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m.Lobby Space open til 7 p.m. Emery closed on Sundays, holidays and universitybreaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/elliott-schwartz-practice-rooms-project-sound-installation/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

Sundays, Mondays, and Thursdays starting at 7:30pm. These are opento all faculty, staff, and students on campus. Enjoy some great games with somegreat people! To register and to create your team, please go to our website andscan the QR code to sign up. If you come to the FRC, there are QR codes withsign ups at the front desk, above the water fountain on the IM board, or nearMike's office in room 105 at the FRC. Location: Fitness and Recreation Center. UMFCommunity Only. FREE. Contact: Mike Colella, 207-778-7495, michael.colella@maine.edu.

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

Exhibitionof exciting new work in all mediums by UMF Art faculty members Ann Bartges, TomJessen, Dawn Nye, Elizabeth Olbert, Jesse Potts, and Katrazyna Randall. Location:UMF Art Gallery. FREE. Open to the Public. Sponsored by the Department of Artand Humanities. Gallery is open 12-4pm Tuesdays through Sundays and byappointment. Call Sarah for appointment 778-1062 or email her at maline@maine.edu. artgalleryumf.org.

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

In their new multi-media exhibition, “I don’t like gardening,but I do it anyway, mostly for my neighbors,” Annie Lee and Brian Zimerleconsider the act of gardening as engaging an intention of domesticity, from theliteral domestication of wild flora to the more common ideal of making a home ahome. The exhibition includes paintings, ceramics, book arts and works on paper.Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Opento the Public. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours are Monday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m.and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays, holidays and university breaks.Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu  https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/2023/08/26/annie-lee-brian-zimerle/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/

 "Inside Vision: AnOutside Exhibition of Inside Art," curated by Jan Collins, OliviaHochstadt and Nicole Lund (UMF ’24), is on display throughout the lobby spacesin Emery.

Residents of Maine’s prisons express their lived experience, theirhopes, and their dreams in the art they create. Their artwork defiesstereotypes and emphasizes that we are all more than the worst act that we havecommitted. Through their art, those living inside convey the message that, “Weare whole people with loves and losses, skills, talents, ideas, and gifts . . .and a longing to be free.” "Inside Vision" is a joint effort betweenthe Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition and the Maine Department of Corrections,and is supported by the American Rescue Plan Maine Project Grant provided bySPACE Gallery. Sponsored by: Maine Prisoner Advocacy Coalition, MaineDepartment of Corrections, Emery Community Arts Center. Location: Emery Community Arts Center. FREE. Open to thePublic. Sponsored by the Emery Community Arts Center. Fall open hours areMonday-Friday, 12 p.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 12 p.m.-6.p.m. Closed on Sundays,holidays and university breaks. Contact Ann Bartges 207-778-7461. ann.bartges@maine.edu. https://wpsites.maine.edu/emerycommunityartscenter/