Maine's Capital Area

The Harlow Art Center presents their Winter Members’ Showcase, on view January 17 – March 3 at 100 Water Street in downtown Hallowell. Come see the new location filled with work by local artists, representing a range of genres and media. A public reception will be held on Friday, January 26 from 5-7pm in tandem with the opening reception for SEVEN, happening at the same time at 160 Water Street, the original location. Hours for the Winter Members’ Showcase are Wednesday – Saturday noon-6pm.

Participating artists include Glenn Adams, Nathan Allard, Jacqueline Berry, Robin Brooks, Betty Collins, Teddi Jan Covell, Kristin Eckmann, Julia Einstein, Cheryl Herr-Rains, Rex Holsapple, Dee Keneagy, Suzanne Kelly, Cindy Rehagen Langewisch, Penny Markley, Catherine Peterson, Jae-Eun Pilsbury, Leecia Price, Gigi Ragasa, Laurie Sproul, and more.

The Harlow Art Center, located at 160 Water Street will remain open into March of 2018. The final exhibition at the original location is SEVEN, which on view January 26 – March 3, 2017. SEVEN highlights the work of Maine abstract painters Emily Blake Blaschke, Jenny LaMacchia Campbell, Alicia Ines Ethridge, Celeste June Henriquez, Doreen Nardone, Brenda Overstrom and Donald M. Peterson.

Exhibitions and other programming at the Harlow Art Center have been made possible by major support from our Patron of the Arts Sponsors: Camden National Bank and the City of Hallowell, and by Season Sponsors: Capitol Dental Care, Chris Walters Productions, Eaton Peabody Attorneys at Law, Kennebec Savings Bank, Scrummy Afters Candy Shoppe, Slates Restaurant and Target Electric Corporation.

Programs at the Harlow Art Center are funded in part by a Partnership Grant from the Maine Arts Commission, an independent state agency supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and by a generous gift from the Roxanne Quimby Foundation, Inc.