Arts and Culture

Olson House, which captivated painter Andrew Wyeth, is a newly selected National Historic Landmark. When I visited the place made famous in Wyeth’s iconic 1948 painting, “Christina’s World,” I was moved to write this essay on Olson House, excerpted from my book, Maine’s Museums: Art, Oddities & Artifacts (Countryman Press).

Boston Globe

• Inside Winslow Homers Studio (Part 1)
• Homer (Part 2) & the Portland art scene
• Contemporary Japanese print show on Cape Cod
• Weaving History and Heritage into an Art Form
• Where in the book: travel through Maine with authors & their works Part 1 Part 2
• Bookstores of Montpelier, Vermont [Part 1] [Part 2]
• The Maine Folk Art Trail: Out of the Attic [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3]
• NYC: New Art Museum in the Bowery Attracts Galleries–and Gentrifiers [Part 1] [Part 2]
• Camera Obscura Fascinates New Generations [Part 1] [Part 2]
• Children’s Museum Makes it Big-Time
• Portland Museum Appeals to All Ages

Wellesley Weston Magazine

• Wellesley & Weston’s Religious Leaders (pt 3)
• Interview with bestselling author William Martin
• Music & Theater Live in Boston’s Suburbs
• Behind the scenes: Wellesley Players present Annie
• Discovering the Art of Needlepoint

ACCENT Home & Garden
Artist Profiles:

• Connie Hayes
• Tim Beavis
• Wendy Turner

Kittery Art Association

• Membership Brochure