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Lunder Institute Announces Chef in Residence Program

Side by side images of, from Left to Right: Dave Mallari, Jordan Benissan, and Louis Pickens.

First Friday, Downtown Waterville: Lunder Institute Open Studios

Lunder Institute 2023 Fellows Tessa Greene O’Brien, Dylan Hausthor, and Heather Flor Cron.

March First Friday event set for Waterville

First Friday Celebrates Waterville’s Destination as an Arts Hub

In a photo taken from outside through a window, a group of people seated in chairs watch a musician on stage. The room is colorful with blue and red lighting, and the musician is illuminated by a spotlight.

Waterville partners to launch local youth exhibit March 3

In a student-made artwork, a field of green and gray is illumincated by a sunset

Waterville Creates announces Youth Art Month multi-site exhibition with Greene Block + Studios

A child surveys a table of art supplies.

Student Internship Opportunities with Senior Fellow Oscar Santillán

Lunder Institute senior fellow Oscar Santillán teaching.

A death of choice

Karen Wentworth sits in her South Portland backyard on July 24, 2020, holding the concoction of life-ending drugs she kept in a tidy, feathered bundle.

Art& Changing the Conversation: Jon Gray and Genevieve Gaignard

Coming Attractions: February 12 Through 28 — What Will Light Your Fire

Painting by Paula Wilson of a woman holding up a magnifying class to a moth.

Lunder Institute for American Art Welcomes Genevieve Gaignard

Genevieve Gaignard faces the camera, unsmiling, wearing a blue beanie and beige overalls.

Creativity in motion: How painter Alex Katz partners with performers

In a painting by artist Alex Katz, a group of dancers wearing red shirts and pink pants stand facing different directions with their left arms lifted above their heads.

Art review: For inaugural exhibit, Waterville gallery puts focus on video art

A colorful tree with green leaves and purple fruits against a dark brown background.

With new arts center, Waterville cements its resurgence in the creative economy

The upper floor of the Paul J. Schupf Art center, bathed in light coming in from floor to ceiling windows.

Colby museum names new curator

Curator Elisa Germán looks at the camera in an outdoor setting with a soft smile.

Paul J. Schupf Art Center Opens In Waterville

A snowy evening in front of the Paul J. Schupf Art Center.

Colby Museum Names New Lunder Curator of Works on Paper and Whistler Studies

Meet Our Newest Resident Fellow

Photograph of Heather Flor Cron wearing a pink sweater in front of a lush green and floral background.

Waterville Creates displaying Common Threads exhibition

The image showcases an art installation in a gallery space. Five long vertical fabric banners are hanging from the ceiling, each featuring a mix of words in bold black and green lettering on a cream background. Below the banners, a small round table is surrounded by four white stools. The table is covered with a white tablecloth, and a small wooden box or container is placed on top. On the left and right sides of the room, there are additional art pieces, including some with leaf motifs and various painted texts. The right side features a large canvas with the words "TELL YOUR STORY" in blue letters. The gallery floor is polished concrete, and the walls are white, giving the room a clean, minimalist look.

Designing a Creative Life

A woman standing outside near concrete an glass architecture wrapping a coat around herself.