Portland, ME – August 1, 2025 – This summer, Portland’s Arts District will come alive with a vibrant new infusion of creativity and color through the Arts District Banner Revitalization Project, proudly sponsored by the Portland Museum of Art (PMA) and co-presented by Creative Portland, the City’s official arts agency, in collaboration with Portland Downtown and the City of Portland.
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Read MoreGREENWICH, CONN.- Immerse yourself in the rich tradition of Indigenous artistry with “Jeremy Frey: Woven,” on view June 5-Sept. 7 at the Bruce Museum. It is the artist’s first solo museum exhibition and the first major retrospective of a Passamaquoddy artist presented at fine art museums in the United States. “Woven” offers a comprehensive exploration of Frey’s decades-long career with more than 50 woven baskets crafted from natural materials like sweetgrass, cedar, spruce root and porcupine quills. The exhibition also features work in other media, including print and video.
Read More“Jeremy Frey: Woven,” at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT through September 7, 2025, marks the artist’s first solo museum exhibition of his revolutionary baskets.
Read MoreA special series of sand-tacular monster movies presented with SPACE Gallery and Friends of Congress Square Park.
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Read MorePortland, Maine – The Portland Museum of Art (PMA) is pleased to announce the election of three new members to its Board of Trustees, following a vote held on June 11, 2025. These individuals bring a deep commitment to Maine’s cultural, educational, and civic life and will support the PMA’s mission of Art for All.
Read MoreThe Portland Museum of Art (PMA) is proud to announce the 2025 winners of the Tidal Shift Award, the national youth art prize recognizing young artists who engage with the climate crisis through creative expression
Read MoreAs a seventh-generation Passamaquoddy basket maker, artist Jeremy Frey has spent over twenty years foraging for ash trees, pounding its bark into fibers, and weaving those fibers into intricate baskets
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Read MoreThe Spring Advanced Art class at Portland High School explored the theme of “The Unseen”, where each student chose a hidden truth that they felt was important to communicate through visual art.
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Read MoreThe Portland Museum of Art (PMA) is pleased to announce Sarah Timm as the museum’s new Peggy L. Osher Head of Education. With over a decade of experience in museum education, strategic planning, and interpretive programming, Timm brings a deep commitment to inclusive engagement and community-centered learning to her new role at the PMA.
Read MorePMA Films is honored to pay tribute to one of the few filmmakers who have warranted their own adjective - “Lynchian” - with a series of films from this singular artist.
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Read MoreA special film series highlighting some of the great films set in Los Angeles, with proceeds benefiting wildfire relief.
Read MoreThe Portland Museum of Art’s partnership with the Portland High School (PHS) Advanced Art class in the Spring of 2024 focused on fusing abstraction, three-dimensionality, and natural materials.
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