There is a quiet kind of courage in stitching your story into fabric for all to see. For Conni Whittaker, textile art is both resistance and revelation—a way to process, protest, and persevere through the weight of personal and collective experience. Conni is one of 21 talented makers featured in our current fiber arts exhibition,…
You never know who will walk through our doors—or how their experience here might ripple far beyond our walls. Last week, we had the pleasure of catching up with Holly Grobholz, a visiting artist who stopped by to pick up a monoprint she created during a Community Print session this summer. That session was led…
Waterfall Arts Community Outreach We’re honored to share a powerful and inspiring program currently underway in the Waterfall Arts Glass Studio, a hands-on glassblowing class designed specifically for veterans. Rooted in the Creative Forces®: NEA Military Healing Arts Network, this class is more than just an art course; it’s a space for healing, connection, and self-discovery….
Here’s a little inside info: we thrive on meeting you. Nothing lights us up more than hearing your stories and seeing how the art you create with us moves through the world. It’s especially meaningful when your experience with Waterfall Arts inspires you to spread the word. Your advocacy helps us grow, improve, and dream even bigger….
Waterfall Arts’ partnership with Coastal Mountains Land Trust provides a fun and accessible way to engage with art while out on the trails Belfast, ME — June 14, 2023 — Next time you venture to Coastal Mountains Land Trust (CMLT) Preserve or trail network, you might see a unique-looking trailhead. In fact: it’s not a…
A Nod To Waterfall Arts’ Long History of Community Collaboration Belfast, ME — June 1, 2023 — Waterfall Arts’ new collaborative public art project “Here is Magic” further solidifies their role as an anchor of the Midcoast art community. This modular 32-panel mural design, using a hive of hexagons, “is a mark of respect for both…
Waterfall Arts announces exhibition and workshops in October 2022, “Radical Acts” with craftivist Shannon Downey (aka Badass Cross Stitch)
Waterfall Arts is highlighted in this video feature about three nonprofit organizations that have benefitted from the Maine Community Foundation’s Waldo County Fund.
Join in reading Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, The Nickel Boys.
Our very own Executive Director Kim Fleming represented Waterfall Arts recently on WERU FM “Talk of the Towns.”