Al and Harold discuss the new works, Garde’s career as abstract expressionist painter, playwright, and more.
Blog: Behind the Waterfall
“In This Place” feat. Louise Marks
We are excited to highlight members of our community in a new performance series: In This Place.
[Virtual] Guestbook – Harold Garde: You Are Not Alone
What follows are some reflections, reactions, or responses from those who have visited the show. Check them out and consider adding your own contribution.
HiLo Art Ghost Ship Series: Episode 3 – Barbara Sullivan
Al and Barb discuss the age-old medium of frescoes, take a peek into her studio, and learn about her installations and scenarios over the course of her career.
Belfast Public Art Scavenger Hunt
One of our generous volunteers has created a Public Art Scavenger Hunt. This short walking tour lets you discover and explore some of Belfast’s public art.
Documents in preparation of EPA Public Meeting
On July 15th, there will be a Comprehensive Planning Committee meeting for the City of Belfast with public review and comment period available.
Safe and Creative Camps at Waterfall Arts, Summer 2020
Waterfall Arts is confident we can offer safe camp experiences without sacrificing the quality of interactions, projects, and relationships that make our art camps memorable.
HiLo Art Ghost Ship Series: Episode 2 – Alan Fishman
The Alans discuss Fishman’s time and work aboard cruise ships, work from the show at the Maine Jewish Museum, and more.
Soren Moesswilde final show video
Belfast native and college undergraduate student Soren Moesswilde installed his semester’s final art project in the empty Clifford Gallery.
HiLo Art Ghost Ship Series: Episode 1 – Hilary Irons
In our first episode of the Ghost Ship series, we get a glimpse into the work of Portland, Maine artist Hilary Irons.
HiLoART: Ghost Ship Series – Episode 0
Al Crichton, artist and writer, is taking the HiLo Art Column digital. We’re going to visit artists…
From the Archives: “The Troll’s Remorse”
From the Archives: “The Troll’s Remorse” July, 2002 Memories, courtesy of Al Crichton, artist, writer, and Co-founder of Waterfall Arts: This image depicts the audience for “The Troll’s Remorse,” a duo dance using the natural Kingdom waterfall in Montville. Dylan Newcomb, Lisa’s son – and at the time an award-winning dancer, choreographer, and composer living in the Netherlands – danced with Jennifer Hanna using the pool below the falls as the set. We hid two huge speakers In the woods on either side of the falls to broadcast Dylan’s music for the dance. (Super long & fat extension cords!) The…
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