Radical Acts – Shannon Downey
Waterfall Arts announces exhibition and workshops in October 2022, “Radical Acts” with craftivist Shannon Downey (aka Badass Cross Stitch)
Exploring the Gulf South Through Woodcut – Pippin Frisbie-Calder
September 8 – September 30, 2022 Waterfall Arts was thrilled to welcome artist Pippin Frisbie-Calder to our gallery in September 2022 during her artist residency. Below is information about the exhibit, artist, and related events. Artist Statement: This woodcut series focuses on the flora, fauna and stories of the Gulf South. Using printmaking techniques Pippin Frisbie-Calder explores the…
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The Embrace – Karen Olson
On Friday evening, June 3, Waterfall Arts will throw open its doors to celebrate the launch of a new solo exhibition, open studios, all ages art happening, and more!
Artfellows Exhibition: Memorabilia and Archival Ephemera
Attracted by the state’s unique character and way of life, artists have established communities and flourished in Maine for over a century. In 1980, a number of young Waldo County artists teamed up to form the Artfellows, a group committed to supporting artists and to creating more local opportunities for exhibiting contemporary art. For over…
Waterfall Arts celebrates forty one years of Belfast artist vanguard, the Artfellows, with exhibition this fall
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (Belfast) – On Saturday, September 11th, Waterfall Arts will open its doors to another history-rich exhibition with Artfellows: Belfast’s Original Cooperative Gallery, 1980-1997. In 1980, a number of young Waldo County artists teamed up to form the Artfellows, a group committed to supporting artists and to creating more local opportunities for exhibiting…
Announcing Artist-in-Residence: Nina Elder
Waterfall Arts is honored to host Nina Elder for a residency in July 2021, in tandem our featured summer exhibition.
Photographing Belfast’s Waterfront: Then & Now
This extensive photography exhibition explores how Belfast’s identity has evolved –and how it has stayed the same– in tandem with the varied activities and bustle of its harbor.