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July 2026
News about our studio artists
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Eleanor Anderson
Brandeis University, through September 24
Cutaway featuers the work of Eleanor Anderson, J Stoner Blackwell, Lucy Kim, Kirstin Lamb, and Hai-Wen Lin.
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Lauren Fensterstock
North Dakota Museum of ArtIncludes recently acquired piece “The Order of Things” (photo above) MCCANNA house artist residency in Laramie, North Dakota
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Annie Anderson
Annie participated in the Old Town Art Fair in Chicago in June and in the Cherry Creek Arts Festival in Denver, CO in July.
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Kinonik delivers a unique viewing experience for those who want to see film on film. Come see Wargames, Hud, and Notorious at the micro-cinema.Now open to members: Sight Club on Fridays. Social hour at 5:30pm followed by film at 7pm
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Rachel Sperry
Rachel was commissioned by The New York Times to create this photo illustration which ran on Father’s Day.
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Light Manufacturing:
Aftersound
July 2026
Aftersound is an ongoing listening and performance series focused on multi-channel / spatial audio performances and installation works presented in non-traditional performance spaces.
Performances, all at 8pm
July 11: Cyparissus and Slow Hymn
July 15: John Chowning Stria ,Patrick Carey + Ron Harrity
July 25: Lauren Tosswill
Installation Listening Hours:
Featuring multi-channel work by Bryn Davis. Island Soundscape Project, Roc Jiménez De Cisneros, Andrew Weathers
Tuesdays 7/7, 7/14 , 7/21
5 – 8pmThursdays 7/9, 7/16 , 7/23 , 7/28
2 – 6pm
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Light Manufacturing
Light Manufacturing at Cassidy Point is dedicated to supporting emerging Maine artists whose work benefits from temporary access to a large space.
June: Ultraviolet Arts
July: Aftersound
August: DJ Gabe FMAbove: Ultraviolet Arts, an artist residency by trans people, for trans people at Light Manufacturing in June.
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Cassidy Point is a sponsor for The Portland Theater Festival. After hosting one of their performances in Light Manufacturing, we continue to support their innovative summer theater program. This season: The Monsters, Octet, and An Enemy of the People.
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