Lily, Class of 2021 “You can look at a picture for a week and never think of it again. You can also look at a picture for a second and think of it all your life.” —Joan Miro Post Views: […]
Meet Veronica. She’s a soloist and company member at Maine State Ballet, the leading professional dance company in Maine. She’s also a college student finishing her last year studying mathematics and physics at the University of Southern Maine. Really! Talk […]
It never ceases to amaze me how much there is to see and photograph in New York City. There’s something on practically every corner worth looking at and even photographing. I so love this city! It’s dynamic, it’s visual and […]
The Boston Globe recently wrote, “Maine’s art scene has a bustling new hub. Rockland, the fishing village with the wide-open skies and attractive, tree-lined main street, once played permanent second fiddle to Portland, one hour and 40 minutes down the […]
You know it’s autumn when the farmers’ market is bustling to an extreme with people and produce. My trip to Deering Oaks park this past Saturday was exactly as I had hoped. Beautiful seasonal fruit and vegetables, flowers (yes, still) […]
A Portland two bedroom 1980’s West End apartment was dramatically transformed to a modern sleek space filled with Maine art. The white walls and high ceilings are the perfect backdrop to the homeowners personal collection of paintings, photography and the […]
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Sister’s Sarah and Jenn Tringalli’s business began in a small Maine garage where they sold vintage furniture, clothing & accessories. A decade later My Sister’s Garage can be found in a much larger space located in an antique farmhouse in […]
Sometimes we take for granted how truly great the restaurant scene is here in Portland. Portland, Maine that is. I would guess some would describe this small city by the ocean as the hub of New England foodie towns. It’s […]