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February 2026
News about our studio artists
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CMCA
Rockland, ME
Through April 5, 2026
The Center for Maine Contemporary Art is proud to announce Aaron T Stephan’s exhibition “Murmur,” facilitated by CMCA’s new Curator Grant Wahlquist. Following Stephan’s de- installation of the titular work, he and key collaborators will present a series of ticketed culinary performances, the details of which will be announced at a later date.
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Through February 21
The faculty triennial at the Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art & Design was juried by Laurel V. McLaughlin, PhD, Curator and Director of the Collective Futures Fund, Tufts University Art Galleries.
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Infinite Games
March 7 to March 29
Opening reception March 7, 11am to 3pm
RVSP’s required using link above.
James Parker Foley received a Kindling Fund grant from Space Gallery to support Ultraviolet Studio Project, his residency for trans artists at Light Manufacturing this summer. As part of an ongoing funding campaign, he's curating Infinite Games, a small group show in his apartment, including the work of fellow Cassidy Point artists Jessica Gandolf and Eleanor Anderson.
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Kinonik, Portland’s micro-cinema, continues to deliver a unique viewing experience. Check out the winter line-up of old films that relate to current times, including The Thousand Eyes of Dr. Mabuse, Paper Moon, The Shop on Main Street, and Beat the Devil.
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Karma, East 2nd St., New York
February 20–March 28, 2026
Opening reception Friday, February 20, 6–8 pm
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This group exhibition examines how significance and value have been historically assigned to objects.
Discipline is Playing the Odds:
Video Interview with Lauren Fensterstock
By Lights Out Gallery
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Jennifer Goldfinger will be joining the new Cove Street Arts roster of artists. A celebration event will be held at 5pm, February 26 at Cove Street Arts in Portland.
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Ticonic Gallery, Waterville, ME
April 15 to June 15
Curated by artist Barbara Sullivan, Painted Fiction celebrates the work of over a dozen dynamic Maine artists who are redefining the timeless art of painting with fresh, imaginative, and innovative approaches.
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Light Manufacturing: Tessa Greene O’BrienLight Manufacturing is dedicated to supporting emerging Maine artists whose work benefits from temporary access to a large space.
Current collaborator Tessa Greene O’Brien — an artist and curator— is using Light Manufacturing as a studio for the creation of large scale work that will be exhibited this spring in New York.
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