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Art Space Gallery invites you to the first opening reception of this season on Friday May 6th from 5 to 8pm. This reception will introduce the six new Maine artists in our front room, Obrianna Cornelius, Nancy Tang, Michelle Walker, … Continue reading
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Landing Gallery Seasonal Invitational this Friday
"October Surf, View to Monhegn from Marshall Point, Port Clyde, Maine" oil/linen, 16" x 24", $950, by Sarah Faragher
Please join us in the gallery for fun and refreshments at our first, artists' reception opening of the year, this Friday, from 5-8PM. Our new location is on Main St. in Rockland and we look forward to seeing you soon.
Landing Gallery, 409 Main St in Rockland is pleased to announce the opening of the "2016 SEASON INVITATIONAL", May 6 – May 21. New works by Scott Baltz, Andrew Anderson-Bell, Roberta Baumann, Bruce Busko, Daniel Corey, Sarah Faragher, Brian Krebs, Monique Lazard, Paul Noel, Björn Runquist, Marni Sinclair, Robert Stebleton, Liliana Thelander & J.M. Wilde are included in the exhibition. The Artists' Opening Reception will be held on Friday, May 6th from 5-8 PM during Rockland's first Friday art walk for 2016.
Hours: Wed – Sat 11-5, Closed Sun, Mon, Tue. FMI 207 239-1223 or LandingArt.com
Home Grown: an exhibit about Farming Families at MFT Gallery
Maine Farmland Trust Gallery is exhibiting black and white photographs, paintings, mixed media works and an artist book which all tie together around the common theme of farming families in Maine., through May 30.
On the ground floor is a photographic documentary by Collin Howell who, over the course of three years, became a frequent guest at Winterberry Farm. Her photo series, "Sage," shows us life on a family farm through the eyes of a young girl, whose only home has been this land that sustains her. "What makes this body of work so successful is the palpable intimacy that the photographer developed with this family," says MFT Gallery curator Anna Abaldo. "She was able to be present without being intrusive, giving us a very close look into the family's daily life. It's as if we ourselves are standing in the kitchen while the bread is being kneaded; as if we ourselves are trailing behind Sage as she does her farm chores."
The second floor showcases three different painters – Leslie Harris, Maxwell Nolin and Pat Wheeler – along with book artist Abbie Read.
Leslie Harris, from Abraham's Goat Farm in Newport, is showing a new body of work consisting of portraits of family members past and present, which string together like a veritable farm-family tree. Great grandmothers standing proudly in front of a lush vegetable garden are represented alongside the artist's own grandchildren, gathered together in the living room on a sunny afternoon on the farm.
Maxwell Nolin, new on the Belfast art scene and new to MFT Gallery, is also a farmer: he and his partner Hannah grow vegetables for the Belfast Coop on Harrow Down Farm in Brooks. Like Leslie Harris, he paints other farming family and friends in his environment, yet with a surrealistic, dreamlike twist.
Pat Wheeler is not a farmer, but very connected to her farming community in the Blue Hill and Deer Isle area, which she portrays in her mixed media works. She titled this recent body of work "The Hunger for Connection," showing that farmers in her area are meeting two needs simultaneously, by growing food and community. Many of her larger works incorporate what she refers to as "bundles " – gathered bits and pieces of nature that she wraps, stitches, glues and waxes together. "They are something sacred," says Wheeler, "each bundle like a kernel of the whole land."
Abbie Read created a large artist book in honor of her niece Morgan, who farmed on Matinicus Island last year, from April until November. She shares: "The pages of the book are the grain bags that accumulated as my niece Morgan fed her pigs, hens and ducks. She is the fifth generation to farm in our family, in some way, beginning with my grandmother's father."
The artists will be present for an artist talk on Friday May 27, from 4:30-5:30pm, followed by a reception during Belfast's first art walk this season, from 5:30-8pm. All are welcome. For more information please visit www.mainefarmlandtrustgallery.org.
A Bike Night At The PMA?!? You Bet.
May offers a snapshot of what makes the PMA unlike any other museum in New England—it's a unique mixture of fun, beautiful, and thought provoking experiences in the heart of Portland.
Whether you come for a printmaking workshop at MECA, a panel discussion with MOFGA on the origins of the cocktail, or our first-ever Bike Night at PMA360, there's plenty to choose from.
It's the perfect time to begin planning activities for warmer weather, and the PMA can up the wow factor for locals and visitors alike. Walk in Homer's footsteps at the Winslow Homer Studio, view any of our 18,000 artworks firsthand, or visit one of our exciting new exhibitions or galleries.
It's an exceptionally exciting time at the PMA, and I can't wait to see you at the museum.
– Elizabeth Jones
Waldoboro Calls for Artists to Paint the Town on August 6, 2016
"Paint the Town," the midcoast's exclusive plein-air event and fresh art auction, is returning to Waldoboro on August 6, 2016. The annual one-day event that provides artists with opportunities to paint from unique and private vistas around the town, will culminate in a reception and live auction of the day's compositions. Proceeds benefit several local charities, including the Waldoboro Public Library, the Lion's Club, as well as Medomak Valley Land Trust. Charlotte Davenhill, a "Paint the Town" co-founder, has asked Natalie Masse, who has agreed to manage the coordination and organization of this year's event. Artists and volunteers will be provided additional information via direct email, newspapers and social media as it becomes available.
Tidemark and Friends Open for 2016 Season
"Tidemark Gate 2014" by Nate Nicholls, Recyclesculptor
Fifteen of the area's fine artists and craftsmen are coming to Tidemark Gallery next week to help launch Waldoboro's 2016 ArtWalks season. On the second Saturday of each month, from May through October, gallery openings and other special events in the village are being coordinated for the public's enjoyment and participation.
Visitors will be warmly welcomed to a special artists reception on Saturday, May 14, from 5 to 7pm. Paintings, drawings, photography, pottery, books and jewelry will be on display and custom picture framing will be available at Tidemark during regular hours, 10am to 5pm, Wednesday through Saturday, from May 11 through the summer.
Anne Heywood Gallery, will welcome visitors on Saturday, May 14, from noon to 7pm and Sunday, May 15, from noon to 4pm.
Special offerings in Waldoboro Village on Sunday, May 15, include a quilt documentation workshop at the Waldoborough Historical Society from 10am to 1pm, 832-4421. And at 4pm, the Penobscot Bay Bell Ringers will give an hour-long concert at Broad Bay Congregational United Church of Christ, 832-6898.
Here's What's Happening in May at PAM in Portland
A panel discussion "The Cocktail and its Earthly Origins" on May 12
Here's a sampling of events at Portland Museum of Art. Be sure to check the website for a full list of events at http://www.portlandmuseum.org/
A book launch and presentation by Winky Lewis and Susan Conley will take place on Thursday, May 5 at 5:30 pm,
Over the course of a year, Maine photographer Winky Lewis and poet Susan Conley exchanged inspiration and ideas to create a unique book of poems and images. Stop Here, This is the Place: A Year in the Motherland centers on their experiences as mothers and documents a year in the lives of their families. To commemorate the launch of their book, Lewis and Conley will read passages and share images with PMA audiences. Illustrator Scott Nash introduces them, and Aurora Provisions offers food and a cash bar.
The book is available in the PMA Store, and a booksigning follows—just in time for Mother's Day!
A panel discussion "Exploring the Legacy of Edward Curtis' Photographs happens Friday, May 6 at 4 p.m. Free for members; $8 general public.
Edward Curtis, who has drawn both praise and scrutiny for his 30-year project The North American Indian, has profoundly shaped perceptions of North American Indian cultures, and continues to influence our perceptions of Native identity to this day. In this important event, an interdisciplinary panel of prominent members of the Native community in Maine will discuss Curtis' legacy a century later.
A panel discussion "The Cocktail and its Earthly Origins" is Thursday, May 12 at 6 pm. The PMA and MOFGA collaborate for a panel discussion that will touch upon a wide variety of topics in the origins and evolution of the cocktail, especially its recent evolution back to its roots inspired by—and made delicious from—organic farms in Maine. During the event, you'll have an opportunity to sample Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association (MOFGA)-inspired cocktails created by local bartenders.
The PMA is pleased to announce its 11th annual Photography Fund Lecture on Wednesday, May 18, featuring Clifford Ross. Ross is renowned for his high-resolution, single-shot landscape photographs, which have been exhibited throughout the world. All proceeds from the lecture benefit the PMA's Photography Fund.
Please consider supporting the Photography Fund with a gift that is 100% tax-deductible. Your generous contribution will directly aid the acquisition process, conservation, and presentation of the PMA photography collection. Give a gift today!
For more information about the Photography Fund, contact Abegail Baguio, Director of Annual Giving and Membership, at email@example.com or at (207) 699-4987.
Bike Night: Beers + Gears is Friday, May 20 from 4 to 8 pm. The event is free with a cash bar.
Georges River Watershed-Inspired Shows Open First Friday at Caldbeck
"Levensellar from Lawry Pond" by Nancy Glassman
Two exhibits inspired by the beauty of the Georges River Watershed will open on Friday, May 6 at Caldbeck Gallery in Rockland. Nancy Glassman's show, "My Studio in the Watershed" and George Mason's "A Year in the Watershed" will kick off with an opening reception on May 6 from 5 to 8 pm.
George Mason of Damariscotta Mills is the 2015 Artist-in-Residence of the partnership between The Georges River Land Trust and the K2 Family Foundation. He has a background in ceramic architectural tile and his work is steeped in the exploration of materials and history. A centerpiece of Mason's work as the artist-in-residence focused on the potentially powerful interface of art and land to help build, confirm, and sustain a sense of community, and to be a voice of encouragement for getting out on the land.
"Invitation 2016″ by George Mason
Mason has been a recipient of three National Endowment for the Arts awards, and was a founder of Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts. Mason has taught at Cranbrook Academy of Art, the College of Ceramics at Alfred University, Ohio State, U.C. Boulder, and Haystack. In his home state of Maine, he has shown at The Portland Museum of Art, The Center for Maine Contemporary Art, with solo shows at The Farnsworth Museum, and the Bowdoin College Museum of Art.
For the exhibition, painter Nancy Glassman assembled paintings that she has made over the years and spent considerable time outdoors last fall and winter making new work. "I felt inspired to paint a whole lot," she said, "so I put on some crazy looking outfits and had a blast painting outdoors. I enjoyed going out to spots where I could set up my easel and just paint the water, the movement of the water and the plants along the edge. It was absolutely thrilling."
Both exhibits will hang until June 4. Caldbeck Gallery is located at 12 Elm Street. Visit http://www.caldbeck.com/ for the latest gallery information.
Artists' Reception for "Dead Reckoning" at DIAA Gallery May 8
On the weekends of May 6-8 and May 13-15, the Deer Isle Artists Association (DIAA) will present an exhibition of photographs by Anya Antonovych and sculpture by Sam Jones. Additionally, the public is warmly invited to an Artists' Reception on Sunday, May 8 from 4 to 6 pm at the DIAA Gallery. The artists posit the world of the fairytale as a space of suspended normality. The viewer is challenged to navigate an obscure place where glimpses of the preternatural serve as reference points in a story that continues to elude.
"Landscapes and Accidents," the suite of photographs by Antonovych, capitalizes on color's narrative capacity. She presents abstract images alongside representational landscapes in order to construct a broken narrative. Color is used to seduce. Brightness is deceptive: rather than conveying joyfulness, color functions in a deeply ironic way, signifying something quite sinister.
Sam Jones's sculptural installation, "Core," is comprised of cast papercrete forms embedded with various materials, including synthetic netting and natural fibers. The tubular forms, which tend toward the neutral tone of concrete but contain surprising moments of color, are reminiscent of tree trunks, deteriorated architectural columns and core samples.
The Art Rack will contain work by the late Daniel Hodermarsky, founder and first president of the Deer Isle Artists Association.
Hours for the show are from 11 am to 5 pm on both weekends. The DIAA Gallery is located at 15 Main Street, Deer Isle Village. For more information, call 207-348-2330.
Maine artist Jean Kigel's work in Newburyport Exhibit
"Hidden Shoals," by Jean Kigel
The work of Maine artist Jean Kigel is included in an exhibit on display at Walsingham Gallery in Newburyport, Massachusetts through Sunday, May 15.
Art and science come together in this unique show inspired by the best-selling book "Blue Mind" by Dr.Wallace J. Nichols, the study of why we are drawn to the ocean, and how this scientifically connects to our health and happiness.
New artwork features ocean and water themes by 30 gallery members who masterfully capture seascapes, marsh-scapes and marine art.
The Gallery is located at Walsingham Gallery in Newburyport. For more information, call 978-499-4411 or visit http://walsinghamgallery.com/
DIAA's Winter Workshops Artists Participate in Gallery Show
Individuals who participated in DIAA's Winter Workshops displayed their work at the Deer Isle Artists Association Gallery from April 30 – May 1. The show represented a wide range of artistic experiences, from well known artists to beginners, some of whom shared their first encounters with watercolors or charcoal.
Participating artists included: Diane Maguire Horton, Leslie Miller Landrigan, Ana Mendoza, Jane Osborne, Woodley Osborne, Caroly Raedle, Oscar Turner, and Hub White. The community was invited to enjoy their work.
The Deer Isle Artists Association Gallery is located at 15 Main Street, Deer Isle Village, and was opened from 11 am to 5 pm for the show.
Camden Falls Gallery Welcomes Spring with "Sunstrokes"
Ann Trainor-Domingue's "Buddies In A Row"
Camden Falls Gallery in Camden opens its 2016 season with a salute to the brilliance and warmth of the sun, and its transformative power to reawaken the human senses, the human heart, and the natural world around us.
The spring show "Sunstrokes," will feature the works of Ann Trainor-Domingue and our house artists. Primarily floral, our first show will also encompass work revealing the lush colors of our local coastal landscape.
During the monochromatic , cold months of winter many of our artists find themselves creating still lifes based on studio compositions created with the bold colors of cut flowers.and bright patterned fabrics. Trainor –Domingue's new floral work however, springs from her rich imaginative reinterpretation of potted plants and garden flowers.
Ann Trainor-Domingue's "Summer Blast"
Writing about these vibrant paintings,she explains their origins. "As an artist who finds so many aspects of the natural world worthy of painting, I decided to use flowers in all their glory to inspire this series I refer to as 'Sunstrokes.'
I have felt the fragility and delicacy of flowers and have witnessed how they stand tall through spring winds and summer heat. I think it is this toughness contrasted with the delicate that I find so appealing.
Strong complex forms and intricate shapes found in a variety of flowers are the basis of my design approach. I change actual colors to deepen or softentones while composing a painting that visualizes the exuberance I feel about flowers.I abstract shapes through many preliminary sketches and then play with all the elements,reorganizing them in new and unusual ways, bursting with color and energy."
Please visit and be a part of the reemergence into this fertile and most creative of seasons. Sunstrokes will run through early June. Camden Falls Gallery is located at 5 Public Landing in Camden. Call 207-470-7027 for more information.
"Stories of the Land" concludes May 15 with Program + Reception
On April 28, the Farnsworth Art Museum opened the first of three public school art exhibitions on the Midcoast. Under the umbrella of "Stories of the Land and Its People: An Arts-Integrated School Initiative for Midcoast Maine," a collaboration between the museum and eight schools, the first exhibition opened at the Camden Rockport Middle School as part of the "Arts Alive" evening. Eighty-six seventh grade students working with artist Tim Christensen unveiled an installation piece they created over the spring.
"Stories of the Land" opened on April 29 at Medomak Valley High School, where 26 ninth grade students displayed a permanent installation piece which they worked on with the guidance of sculptor Andrew White.
Rounding off the series of openings, "Stories of the Land" will be celebrated with an hour-long program at 1 pm, Sunday, May 15 in the Strand Theatre in Rockland, followed by a preview and reception on the Farnsworth Art Museum campus.
Now in its fifth year, this portion of "Stories" is a partnership between the Museum and six local schools: Appleton, Hope, Lincolnville, Islesboro, Rockland South School and Rockland District Middle School. While art instruction and art appreciation are being introduced into the teacher's lessons, more 300 elementary and middle school students are taking their own photographs in the community and in their classrooms under the guidance of their teachers, museum educators, and mentor artists. The students' creations will be on display over the summer in Julia's Gallery at the corner of Union Street and Elm Street (Julia's is not handicapped accessible) and in the Farnsworth's main building on Main Street.
"Stories of the Land" is generously supported by the Arthur K. Watson Charitable Trust, Bank of America Charitable Foundation, Peter McSpadden, Chichester du Pont Foundation, Jane's Trust, Joyce Tenneson, Alexander Tenneson Cohen and James Abbott, the Mattina R. Proctor Foundation, Nellie Leaman Taft Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable Foundation, Virginia Wellington Cabot Foundation, two anonymous donors, New Market Tax Credits Community Benefit Agreement, with in-kind support provided by Partners for Enrichment.
MCA Announces 2016 Master Craft Artist + Supporter Awards
"Heat Wave" by Elizabeth Busch
The Maine Crafts Association (MCA), a statewide non-profit organization promoting the work of Maine's craft artists, has named artist Elizabeth Busch of Glenburn, Maine as the 2016 recipient of the MCA Master Craft Artist Award. Recipients are selected for demonstrating excellence in craftsmanship, inspired design, a singular voice or style, and a career of service to the field.
The 2016 MCA Master Craft Award process began with nominations submitted from past award recipients. The 2016 recipient was researched and selected by Diana Greenwold Assistant Curator of American Art at Portland Museum of Art.
"Elizabeth Busch," declares Ms. Greenwold, "is a multi-talentedquilt maker, painter and sculptorwhose body of work showcases a keen eye for color relationships and a sophisticated sense of composition. Though trained as a painter, Busch's experience in architecture is evident in her numerous large-scale installations displayed throughout the United States. Composed of floating acetate in bold tones that are woven and suspended from the ceiling, Busch's sculptures are designed to bend and flex with currents of air. These sculptures enliven libraries and lobbies in public buildings and bring jolts of color and motion to otherwise unoccupied space
A pioneer in the field of textile art, Busch uses paints, dyes, and patchwork techniques to fashion lushly toned works. Her quilts pair bright hues and patterns against one another to create startling compositions. Busch's quilts are composed of geometric forms in abstract compositions. Often painted, these art objects expand the bounds of fiber into the realm of painting and collapse distinctions between fine and decorative art.
Busch is a lifelong teacher who has conducted numerous workshops in Maine, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Netherlands and throughout the United States. She has taught at the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, in Deer Isle Maine, where she also served as the assistant director in 1989. In addition, Busch has led courses at the University of Maine and McMurry College in Abilene, Texas. Her ceaseless experimentation to develop new materials and techniques and her continued commitment to educating the community about her discoveries make her the ideal recipient of the 2016 Master Craft Artist Award."
With enthusiasm, the MCA Board of Directors selected Tammy Knight, of Clinton, Maine, as the recipient of the 2016 Craft Supporter Award. Tammy serves as the Development Manager of the Maine Department of Economic and Community Development's Maine Made Program. In her sixteen years working in the Department she has managed grant portfolios totaling over $26 million in support of communities and small businesses. She became the Manager of the Maine Made Program in 2012
With Tammy's leadership, the Maine Made program has built Maine products into a strong national brand. Tammy is an advocate and an ambassador for Maine made products, encouraging craft artists to develop strong product lines, marketing materials and, in turn, bringing those products to a larger national market via trade shows, conferences, expositions, social media and other marketing. She reflects genuine enthusiasm for Maine people and Maine products and the Maine craft community benefits from her creativity, innovation and drive to tell the Maine story on a national level.
The MCA's efforts and initiatives dove tail with those of Maine Made, with Tammy's support the MCA and Maine Made have partnered to produce Maine Craft Weekend, an annual tour of Maine craft studios, breweries, businesses and events and share hundreds of common members.
The public, supporters, friends and family of Elizabeth Busch and Tammy Knight are invited to attend the award ceremony Friday May 13th at 7 pm, for a special reception at Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Deer Isle, Maine. The ceremony will include the award presentation, a gift of the 2016 Master Craft Artist pins made by MCA Professional Member Jackie Haines, and MCA Lifetime Membership certificate and short presentations from the recipients. Those interested in joining the MCA and the award recipients for dinner at Haystack from 6 to 7 pm, please rsvp to firstname.lastname@example.com There is $15 charge for dinner.
Pemaquid Artist Julie Babbs Wins Four Awards
Julie Babb's "Black-crowned Night Heron Snowy Egret"
Pemaquid artist Julie Babb has won four ribbons in the annual wildlife art exhibition, held by the Maine Sportsmen's Alliance last weekend at the Civic Center in Augusta. Her paintings were awarded the First, Second, Third and Honorable Mention place ribbons in the watercolor division.
The blue ribbon went to her painting of a "Black-Crowned Night Heron," and the red (second place) was given to her portrait of a "Snowy Egret." hird and Honorable Mention were given to paintings of a "Saw-Whet Owl" and a "Least Sandpiper." Julie is well known in the area for her realistic depictions of birds and the natural world – her chosen medium is gouache. an opaque form of watercolor related to tempera.
She has been teaching gouache painting and technique for many years, both privately and for AOS.93 Adult Education. Julie's work can be seen at the Pemaquid Art Gallery, Lighthouse Park, during the summer; the Ducktrap Bay Trading Company in Camden, and at her website www.covehousestudios.com. She welcomes inquiries and commissions.
May 7 ArtLab: Bobble + Bounce Bouquets
The Center for Maine Contemporary Art (CMCA) invites artists of all ages to create a Spring bouquet of artfully created imaginative flowers! A perfect gift for Mother's Day or for any day! Join the fun on Saturday, May 7 from 2 to 4 pm at the CMCA's South End location at 218 Main Street, Rockland.
"Bobble and Bounce Bouquets" will explore the interplay of bold color, shape, and movement with wire, paper, and other lightweight materials to construct abstract blooms and 3D bouquets that bounce, bobble, and boing. Come with your family or on your own. ArtLab welcomes children, adults, and families and is free of charge and open to all.
CMCA's Saturday afternoon ArtLabs are led by interdisciplinary artist/educator Alexis Immarino. Alexis received her Masters in Community Art from Maryland Institute College of Art and is Lead Artist for CMCA's Leaps of Imagination in-school program.
ArtLab is supported in part by the Milton and Sally Avery Art Foundation, the Bob Crewe Foundation, Camden National Bank, and individual donors. For more information, call 207-701-5005.
"WHAT YOU SEE…" opens May 6 at Carver Hill Gallery
Sharon Arnold's, "Lost Highway Bridge to Nowhere," digital collage
Carver Hill Gallery, 338 Main Street in Rockland, is pleased to open their season with a 7 person group show titled "WHAT YOU SEE…" The opening reception will be First Friday, May 6, from 5 – 8 pm. Most of the artists will be present. The show is combination of digital media, collage, and photography featuring Sharon Arnold, Craig Becker, Nadine Boughton, Virginia Fitzgerald, Seth Lester, Elizabeth Opalenik and Agnes Riverin.
The work is a narrative exploration of an idea, opinion, or social observation. The intended message is more obvious in some work than others, and this is largely dependent on the level of commitment by the artist to the specific idea. Sometimes the purpose of the work is simply to observe it.
French Canadian artist Agnes Riverin says of her work "All that is true to me is the intention to express something that is inexplicable. This digital work is composed of hundreds of my macro photos objects and movements of water, birds and manmade ships. The words you see are my poems. I use star charts (monthly constellations) to locate the space / time. I am interested in quantum physics and cosmology. I make a connection between quantum physics and space-time when we lose a loved one; the time seems to stop for us. But quantum physics tends to prove that time does not exist, all that really exists is the present. Only water movement in the night."
Agnes is a published poet, painter, and digital artist with a powerful and palpable common thread in all three disciplines.
Craig Becker's "Migration," digital collage
Artist Craig Becker explains of his digital photography compositions, "Stories form the foundation of our human experience. I create incomplete stories, where the elements of the image touch but their relationship is ambiguous. This encourages the viewer to connect the dots and create their own narrative. The framework is visually and emotionally complex, inviting exploration into the beauty within the shadows".
Gender roles and politics are the theme of Nadine Boughton's work. Her carefully crafted editions have a comic book feel to them – the palette and resolution is soft and fuzzy.
"My intention is to deconstruct the images of mid-century advertising, creating narratives of ambiguity with humor and a dark edge, revealing some of the different relationships men and women have to power, beauty and longing. The images play with the convergence of interior and exterior domains, abstract ideas and the mystery of the female form. This series is an homage both to the handsome men in Fortune who look like all the fathers I watched in their suits with briefcases, carpooling to a foreign land; and to the community of mothers who served egg salad sandwiches on the green lawns of suburbia."
In contrast to this work, Seth Lester's voice has a more playful tone. "Irony, humor, playfulness — perhaps these are immediate responses to my images. Created in a freely associative manner, this work invites us to participate in constructing a narrative. Incorporating the same objects in different images creates a continuity that adds new dimensions to an ongoing narrative that explores the inherent mystery that I intend to be neither didactic nor symbolic. This process connect with Baudelaire's concept of the imagination as 'an almost divine faculty which perceives at once, without resort to philosophic methods, the intimate and secret connections between things." Perhaps those viewing these images are unable to resolve the mystery of what is unknown by resorting to an intellect that desires logical explanations. While participating in the mystery, when we are not resorting to creating meaning through symbolism, then we can feel comfortable with not knowing, and just smile."
Show runs through May 31. See www.carverhillgallery.com for hours and more information.
Wine Cellar Art Gallery Hosts Wine Tasting Opening May 6
"Provider" by Diana Roper McDowell
The Wine Cellar Art Gallery, at John Edwards Market in Ellsworth, is happy to start the season off with a new art show for the months of May & June featuring Diana Roper McDowell and Lynn Karlin. An opening for both artists will be accompanied by a wine tasting on May 6th, from 5 to 7 pm.
Diana Roper McDowell is a precision watercolorist painting Maine scenes saturated with color and geometric poise. We love her work, and are glad to welcome her back to the gallery with another show.
Lynn Karlin will show photographs for the first time with us from her Pedestal Series – flowers and vegetables set upon pedestals of varying shapes and sizes sometimes echoing the subject's form and lit by "a certain slant of light." Her work offers new appreciation for the everyday beauty surrounding us. Lynn's work will be available during the month of May.
Please call John Edwards Market at 207-667-9377 for more information. The Gallery is located at 158 Main Street in Ellsworth.
"Ed Douglas: New Work" opens May 5 at Portland's Greenhut Galleries
"Swimmer #3" by Ed Douglas, oil on panel
Greenhut Galleries in Portland presents "Ed Douglas: New Work" with an opening reception on Thursday, May 5 from 5 to 7 pm.
Ed Douglas has devoted his life to painting. In a career that spans over fifty years, a well-respected now retired professor who taught at the Maine College of Art, he continues to strive for dynamism and unity in his work. Douglas explores ideas that remain integral to the way he approaches the act of painting.
Though Ed was once quoted as saying "subjects are more excuses for paintings than they are dictates or even inspirations for paintings," he clearly enjoys working with the human form.
Ed excels in exploring individual gesture as well as the interplay found in group figure studies. Douglas received his BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and his MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute. His work can be seen not only in the permanent collection of the Portland Museum of Art, but also in the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the Cincinnati Art Museum, and the San Francisco Art Institute Art Bank. Ed's work is collected both nationally and internationally.
Greenhut Galleries is located at 146 Middle Street in Portland. For more information, visit http://greenhutgalleries.me/
Two Books Arts Workshops at Waterfall Arts in Belfast May 7
Gelatin printmaking by Abbie Read
Two Book Arts workshops will be held at Waterfall Arts as part of the Belfast Bound Book Festival on May 7th. For adults, Abbie Read will lead Paste Paper and Bookbinding form 10 to 4; Bridget Matros leads Art Together Mornings for parents and children, where the focus will be on book making from 10 to noon.
Art Together Mornings is a series of memorable mornings where adult and child create side-by-side. Each project is designed to fully engage all ages and stages; parents get their hands dirty enjoying the materials, while being guided with tips on supporting their young artists' creativity. As part of the Book Festival, the group will create special paste papers to use as covers and learn how to assemble and embellish a simple booklet to take home.
On the same day, Abbie Read guides a friendly group in a decorative paper and art journal workshop. The decorative papers are made of multiple layers of thin glazes of color using patterns and marks. These handmade papers will be used to make the journal cover and Read will teach the Coptic bookbinding technique which allows the book to lie flat when opened for ease in painting, drawing, or writing. All materials will be provided.
Dan Piper and his children making art together
All classes and workshops have minimum and maximum enrollment thresholds, so early registration will improve the chances of the class running and your slot in it. Partial scholarships for youth classes are available to those in need. You can find more information on classes and instructors and register online at waterfallarts.org or call 207-338-2222 during office hours, Tuesday through Friday from 10 am to 5 pm.
2016 marks Waterfall Arts' tenth year in Belfast; offering innovative classes, open studios, workshops, exhibitions, studio rentals, and cultural events. The organization is supported by yearlong business sponsors Cold Mountain Builders, All Creatures Acupuncture, Graffic Teeze, Revision Energy and the Green Store. Waterfall Arts is located at 256 High Street in Belfast.


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A Carson man was taken to a burn center after suffering severe burns to his face during a fire in his apartment Saturday night.
The fire started just before 5 p.m. in an upstairs apartment in the 400 block of S. Saliman Road.
Neighbors said a resident walked up and down the row of apartments warning people there was a fire and to get out.
"When we arrived we could see smoke showing from the eaves and the first team found a male occupant unconscious in the apartment," said Battalion Chief Dan Shirey. "We immediately made plans for extraction and transportation."
Shirey said initially a Care Flight helicopter was called to transport the man, reportedly in his mid-50s, but was called off once the extent of his injuries was determined.
"Care Flight couldn't go directly to a burn center, so the individual was taken to (Carson Tahoe) Regional Medical Center and from there to a burn center," Shirey said.
The fire was contained to the upstairs apartment, however neighbors were evacuated for about two hours before being allowed to return.
The Carson City Sheriff's Department shut down Saliman Road from Como Street to Fifth Street for about two hours.
The apartment manager Robert DaSilva said the man lived alone, didn't smoke and mostly kept to himself.
Shirey said the official cause of the fire is under investigation and investigators were called to the scene.
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A ground-breaking ceremony for a new University of Georgia soccer/softball clubhouse will be held on Monday, Feb. 7., at 2 p.m. at the Women's Athletic Complex on Milledge Avenue.
The ceremony will mark Phase I of the clubhouse, which will house both the soccer and softball locker rooms, coaches offices, sports medicine facilities, an equipment room and public restrooms. Phase I is expected to be completed by the fall, in time for the 2000 soccer season.
Phase II will include the visitors locker room, an archives area, a lounge/classroom and concession stands. The clubhouse will be built between the soccer and softball stadiums.
Phase I will cost $925,000 and is being made possible due to the contributions of the Jack Turner family of Athens, Michael Kahn of Charlotte, N.C., and Ronnie Cole of Anderson, S.C.. All told, the project will cost more than $1.6 million.
''It will be a great addition to the facility,'' Georgia soccer coach Sue Montagne-Patberg said. ''It should add a lot to the student-athlete's collegiate experience and it will be a great recruiting tool.''
''(The ceremony) will be a great day, one we've been waiting for,'' Georgia softball coach Alleen Hawkins added. ''Thanks to some great supporters, something is finally happening.''
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Ukraine Issues Arrest Warrant for Ousted President Yanukovych
Acting Government to Open Criminal Case Into 'Mass Murder' of Civilians
BALAKLAVA, Ukraine—Ousted Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych was on the run Monday from a new government, which issued an arrest warrant for him on allegations of ordering the "mass murder" of protesters on the streets of Kiev last week.
Opposition parties—who over the weekend gained control of parliament and voted to dismiss Mr. Yanukovych—now want the toppled leader held accountable for deadly clashes in Kiev that left more than 80 protesters and police dead. Ukraine's acting interior minister, Arsen Avakov, used his Facebook page Monday to deem Mr. Yanukovych an officially wanted man.
"As of this morning, a criminal case has been opened based on the mass murder of civilians," Mr. Avakov wrote in his post. "Yanukovych and some other officials have been put on the wanted persons list."
The transformation of Mr. Yanukovych from the country's elected leader to a hounded runaway has been stunning in its speed. Within four days, he has gone from an embattled Ukrainian leader negotiating with foreign diplomats to a full-fledged man on the run, the subject of swirling rumors about fanciful escape attempts via helicopter, private jet and boat.
The 63-year-old deposed president dropped out of sight after he was last publicly seen Saturday in a video, in which he denounced his removal from power as a coup and declared himself Ukraine's legitimately elected president.
Amid the hunt for the ousted leader, opposition protesters fresh from their experience in a veritable war zone on the streets of Kiev have been thrust into the task of putting together a government in the wake of Mr. Yanukovych's departure.
Lawmakers said Arseniy Yatsenyuk, a former economy minister and leader of the opposition Batkivshchyna Party, could be elected prime minister on Tuesday. His party ally, former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, freed from prison Saturday, said she doesn't want to be considered as a possible prime minister and plans to fly to Germany to receive medical treatment. She is expected to run in presidential elections in May, though she hasn't officially confirmed her candidacy.
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Meanwhile, Ukraine faces broader challenges. Acting Finance Minister Yuri Kolobov announced that Ukraine will need to raise $35 billion by the end of 2015 from the West to revamp its economy and remain able to pay its debt. One of the critical figures in Ukraine's battle to revive its economy will be Stepan Kubiv, a banker and parliamentarian who spent the last 12 weeks as a "comandante" of Kiev's protest camp, where he fed and housed thousands of demonstrators. He was appointed head of Ukraine's central bank Monday.
But as protesters and opposition parties jockey for positions in the newly formed government, much of the nation's attention is focused on one question: Where is Mr. Yanukovych?
A sequence of events has begun to emerge. After filming the defiant video speech, the fleeing president arrived Saturday in his native city of Donetsk, where he attempted to fly out of the country on a private plane. But Ukrainian border control prevented him from taking off, according to Mr. Avakov, the acting Interior Minister.
Stymied, Mr. Yanukovych left Donetsk under the cover of night in an unescorted motorcade and headed to Crimea, the southern region dominated by ethnic Russians that has largely spurned the uprising in Kiev, Mr. Avakov said.
The deposed president avoided government residences in the region and instead went to a private sanatorium in Crimea, he added. Upon learning that the acting parliament had ousted him from the presidency, Mr. Yanukovych attempted to flee to the local airport near Sevastopol, but he never arrived, according to Mr. Avakov, who said officials from Kiev were waiting for him at the airport.
Instead, Mr. Yanukovych stopped on Sunday night at a private residence near the Black Sea port of Balaklava, Mr. Avakov said, where his convoy huddled to take stock of the situation.
"He gathered his guards and said: 'Who is going to forge on with me and who is going to remain here,'" Mr. Avakov wrote in his Facebook post. "Some of his security officials expressed a desire to stay" behind while others decided to go on with Mr. Yanukovych.
In the early hours of Monday, Mr. Yanukovych bade them farewell and signed a letter officially releasing the guards from their duty to protect him. Mr. Avakov posted a scanned version of the letter on Facebook. The released guards then collected the weapons that officially belong to the government so they could be handed over to the authorities, Mr. Avakov said.
A smaller group of guards and officials boarded three cars with Mr. Yanukovych, turned off all their wireless devices to avoid tracking and took off in an unidentified direction, Mr. Avakov said, adding that the toppled president's precise whereabouts as of Monday remained unknown. Mr. Avakov said that among those traveling with Mr. Yanukovych was Andrei Klyuyev, who was the head of his presidential administration until the government collapsed.
Balaklava, a somewhat rundown port that is now part of the city of Sevastopol, served as a vacation destination for the Russian Empire's elite in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
In recent years, a company connected to Mr. Yanukovych's eldest son, Oleksandr, restored a series of historical waterfront homes and leased land for a private yacht club there, according to Anatoly Kuklenko, the club's dispatcher. The white exteriors and green roofs of the restored homes gleamed in the sun on Monday, though their interiors remained empty and void of life. Two boats and two catamarans were parked at the yacht club.
A maroon-and-white yacht named the Bandido that many locals say they believe belongs to the Yanukovych family showed up in the harbor a few years back but hasn't appeared in the port since, Mr. Kuklenko recalled. Some Ukrainians have speculated that Mr. Yanukovych could leave Crimea by boat and casually mentioned the Bandido as a possible vehicle.
"I don't have enough pockets for all the notes people give me with addresses of where Yanukovych could be," Mr. Avakov told reporters during a briefing at parliament in Kiev on Monday, when asked if Mr. Yanukovych could be fleeing the country on the boat.
Since Mr. Avakov mentioned the fugitive president's alleged stopover in Balaklava, locals there have been joking about Mr. Yanukovych's whereabouts.
"He sailed away!" a blond woman smoking a cigarette and selling trinkets on the seashore called out as people walked past on Sunday. "We all said goodbye." Many, though, said they had seen no sign of a motorcade or Mr. Yanukovych.
Crimea is the only large region of Ukraine to have remained largely impervious to the uprising that brought Mr. Yanukovych's government to its knees. Some ethnic Russians in the region, leery of the pro-European uprising in the capital, have started forming militias as a show of strength against the new powers in Kiev.
Crimea existed as part of Russia until 1954, when the Soviet Union made the peninsula part of the then-Soviet republic of Ukraine. It stayed part of independent Ukraine after the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991. But it remains home to Russia's Black Sea naval fleet, which is based in the Russian-speaking city of Sevastopol.
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev questioned the legitimacy of the new powers in Kiev on Monday and highlighted the threat to Russian interests in the region. Whether Russia decides to aid Mr. Yanukovych may decide his fate.
But his standing with Moscow has fallen. Russian officials have been taken aback by Mr. Yanukovych's inability to wrest control. Last week, as events spiraled into chaos in Kiev, Mr. Medvedev publicly urged Mr. Yanukovych to stop acting like a "doormat people wipe their feet on."
Russia's state news has also become increasingly critical of the toppled Ukrainian president.
On Russian state television Sunday night, top presenter Dmitry Kiselyov criticized Mr. Yanukovych for his failure to "undercut extremism at its inception."
"The result is a true betrayal of the Ukrainian people, Ukraine's partners and what is really low—of its own police," Mr. Kiselyov said. The consequences are unavoidable: Ukraine is a step away from a split and probably beyond the threshold of a civil war."
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The Carolina Panthers have had some of the worst quarterback play in the NFL this season.
The Carolina Panthers have had some of the worst quarterback play in the NFL this season.
The NFL Draft is always exciting for young players who are fresh out of college. But for Jimmy Clausen, the quarterback from Notre Dame, it just plain sucked.
We heard about Jimmy Clausen getting punched last weekend and that it resulted in a pair of black eyes. That report seemed to be exaggerated considering visual evidence confirms he has one black eye.
Much like Buckeyes fans who expressed support of Rich Rodriguez on Saturday, anti-Notre Dame fans will be sad to hear about the way things are ending for the Irish.
Why not? Choice of the collegiate champion, right? It's cheap, it's easy, it's perfect. And frankly, Jimmy is just getting a raw deal.
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SUPER3METROIDX 2 years ago#1
Nintendo has a lot of bank but buying capcom would still be a pretty huge chunk of change. Their stock total is over $1billion which would mean spending at least $500 million just to get them. Plus they'd have to go through a lot paperwork and legal pains which could take quite a while.
And then after they'd finally have capcom they'd now have to worry about all the debts and black holes they have and try to deal with them. And capcom also has games on every platform many exclusive likely with a binding contract which would mean Nintendo would then legally have to support games for their competition. And they couldn't just pull out and drop support for PC and the other consoles immediately because that would piss off fans. So they'd have to burn a ton of money keeping that up for a while.
And that's not counting the huge waste they've put into other things either. A bunch of money is wasting away from mobile junk, they have tons of merchandizing and accessories Nintendo would have to take care of like movies and arcades. And then they'd have to fix the talent. They still have talent but they definitely need new blood so thats money hiring and firing a bunch of people. And they can't just cancel their games so they'd have to push them out before they can get started on new projects. So probably 2 years before they all are working on games that won't suck. And another 2 years after that before those games come out. So by the time this happens the Wii u will probably be almost done and they'll be having the next Nintendo console.
So that's minimum $500 million just to get it, a year in legal junk, tons of money to fix the money pits, dealing with crap games already in development, dealing with contract locked exclusives for Sony and Microsoft, dealing with awful talent and hiring and firing, and all in all probably 4-5 years before this actually has any major payoff for Nintendo.
All just to get megaman, street fighter, and resident evil? Surely nintendo's cash could be better used elsewhere like creating new studios with nothing to get in the way or just buying companies who aren't bleeding on the floor?
Maverick_Reznor 2 years ago#2
well capcom and many of its franchises have a dedicated fanbase.
as the saying goes "you have to spend money to make money"
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Bloodychess 2 years ago#3
If they can pick apart certain bones from Capcom's corpse then I feel that would be their best course of action. Also, this isn't a short term decision and I feel like OP is treating it like one. Yes, the costs are going to be astronomical upfront, that's what happens when you acquire IP's. The main question is will this turn over into a profit far down the line.
Considering what Capcom has to offer, I believe it will if they really do go for the lump assimilation. Honestly though I don't see any of the Big 3 doing it.
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JoeSkeletor 2 years ago#4
If any one console company IE Nintendo,sony or MS aquire capcom then we all suffer the SF series would wither megaman would suffer more and RE would die. Fact is if these titles are not multi plat in this age then they will reach a smaller audience and they are already causing capcom to tank.
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SUPER3METROIDX (Topic Creator)2 years ago#5
Bloodychess posted...
If they can pick apart certain bones from Capcom's corpse then I feel that would be their best course of action. Also, this isn't a short term decision and I feel like OP is treating it like one. Yes, the costs are going to be astronomical upfront, that's what happens when you acquire IP's. The main question is will this turn over into a profit far down the line.
This is a long term decision that has a massive up front cost with a pay out years away. Yes this could be worth it if you can take a huge hit like Microsoft could but Nintendo is only a video games company and their flagship product needs something to help it right now. By the time capcom could really pay off, this gen could be near over.
jairusmonillas 2 years ago#6
MS has way more than Nintendo lol.
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MetroidJunkie 2 years ago#7
Given Capcom is on the brink of bankruptcy, Nintendo would probably have to restructure a lot of Capcom's policies just to make sure the company doesn't end up being a tumor.
jairusmonillas posted...
MS has way more than Nintendo lol.
Naturally, a lot more people use Windows than anything made by Sony or Nintendo, their PC market gets them a ton of gravy. Even the Xbox One's bad PR can't put a dent in them.
jairusmonillas 2 years ago#8
Whoever buys them would only look good on paper with all those IPs but it won't give them much profit in return. The price won't be a walk in the park, it's like getting excited for a date with a hot chick only to realize you got infected with HIV after the deed. lol
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jairusmonillas posted...
MS has way more than Nintendo lol.
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Super Mario All-Stars
This is a release of the 1993 SNES bundle of Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, and Super Mario Bros. 3. In addition to these Nintendo hallmarks, this title includes a soundtrack and historical catalog.
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We believe that people with lived experience of mental health problems have a wealth of specialist knowledge and valuable expertise. We believe in the effectiveness of partnership working in the design and provision of mental health services. Everyone has an equal right to enjoy all of the opportunities that life can provide and that is why we promote the principle that hope, mental health and wellbeing are essential to all.
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Chicken Fried Chicken is one of my Dad's all time favorite meals- if not his absolute favorite. Usually served with mashed potatoes and gravy, and homemade rolls if Dad really got his way, this meal made a regular appearance at our dinner table.
This is another meal, like my breakfast cheesecake, that is just as delicious the next day. Mom usually made a little extra so we could have some the day after- we liked to eat it cold, on a folded over piece of bread. Cold chicken sounds kind of weird now, but hey who hasn't had next day cold pizza?
The trick is to cut the chicken really thin, think like chicken fries. It will puff up some when it is fried, so keep that in mind. We keep the breading really simple, but you could easily add some cayenne pepper or season salt for a little more flavor. You might prefer a little more salt, so take a small taste of the flour mixture (before adding the chicken) to test.
- 3 boneless chicken breast, cut into thin strips
- 1½ cup flour
- 2 tsp salt
- 1 tsp black pepper
- 1 egg, beaten
- vegetable oil
- Trim the chicken and slice it to the thickness desired.
- Crack and beat the egg in a shallow bowl.
- Combine the flour, salt, and pepper in a large gallon size ziploc bag (or large container with air tight lid).
- Dip each chicken strip into the egg and then add to the flour mixture.
- Carefully seal the bag or container, and shake to coat all of the chicken with flour.
- Heat the vegetable oil in a skillet; depending on the amount of chicken and size of your pan- add enough oil to coat half of the chicken strip (about ½ in).
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AFTER operation changes in the quality and quantity of pulmonary secretion may have a profound effect upon respiratory function. While many of the pulmonary problems developing postoperatively are related to material retained in the trachea and bronchi, relatively few studies have been made of this material. The purpose of this report is to describe some of the characteristics of the secretions from postoperative patients as determined by chemical analysis.
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Fr. M. Price Oswalt talks about the newly formed Rother Guild. The purpose of the Rother Guild is to help spread the story of Fr. Rother and his cause around the world. Click here to download the form to become a member of the guild.
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Archbishop Paul S. Coakley
In a recent issue of the Sooner Catholic I shared a copy of the Aug. 29 letter I had submitted to Cardinal Angelo Amato, Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, concerning the Servant of God, Father Stanley Rother.
I had presented my letter personally along with an extensive document called the Positio, which summarizes the facts and testimony concerning the life and death of Father Rother. In that letter, I formally petitioned the Congregation to consider the merits of Father Rother's Cause for Beatification and Canonization, and render an affirmative judgment that he is worthy to be considered a martyr of the Church. To that petition I added my own opinion that he is indeed worthy of such a designation. http://www.archokc.org/put-out-into-the-deep/3890-another-step-closer
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Today we received the news that the Congregation for the Causes of Saints has named an official Relator for the Cause of Father Stanley Rother. The Relator together with our collaborator from outside the Congregation will prepare the Position Paper (Positio) on martyrdom. Please continue to pray for the Cause of Father Rother. Archbishop Paul S. Coakley
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Hoy hemos recibido la noticia de que la Congregación para las Causas de los Santos ha nombrado a un Relator oficial de la Causa del Padre Stanley Rother. El Relator, junto con nuestro colaborador no perteneciente a la Congregación preparará el Documento de Posición (Positio) sobre el martirio. Por favor, continúen orando por la Causa de Padre Rother. Arzobispo Paul S. Coakley.
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By Archbishop Paul Coakley
April 1, 2012
Among the many joys and splendid memories of my recently concluded ad limina visit there is one which offers the hope of truly lasting and far-reaching effects. More on this below!
First, I want to thank you for your prayers for the ad limina trip. It was a grace-filled experience. As expected, during our pilgrimage to the threshold of the tombs of the apostles we (the bishops of Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas) conducted an intense round of meetings with various dicasteries of the Roman Curia. This was the necessary business portion of the visit. The spiritual dimension of the pilgrimage included time for prayer and Masses at the major basilicas of the Eternal City. One of the most precious personal experiences was a private meeting with Pope Benedict XVI, accompanied by the other two Bishops of the Province of Oklahoma City: Bishop Slattery of Tulsa and Bishop Taylor of Little Rock. We discussed with the Holy Father the pastoral situation in each of our dioceses as well as our common concerns and challenges. I assured him of the prayers and the support of the faithful of the Archdiocese.
After concluding the full course of events I scheduled an additional appointment at the Congregation for the Causes of Saints to express my support for the cause of the Servant of God, Fr. Stanley Rother. During my meeting with the Prefect, Cardinal Amato, he was eager to assure me that significant progress had just been made. After careful study of the cartons of materials which the Archdiocese had submitted on behalf of Father Rother, the Congregation had just affirmed the "juridic validity" of the case. This is the first, but very significant, affirmation by Congregation in the continuing process that we hope will lead ultimately to the canonization of Father Stanley Rother.
The next immediate step is to begin the development of a "positio". The positio is the formal presentation of evidence based on all of the testimony that has been received. It is a detailed report which will demonstrate that Father Rother died as a martyr for the faith. When the positio has been completed, a process that will take between one and two years, it will be presented to the Congregation for the Causes of Saints and to the Holy Father. It is the Pope who makes the ultimate judgment regarding martyrdom. If the Holy Father affirms that Father Rother died as a martyr, then permission will be granted for his beatification immediately.
We have come to an important moment in this process. It is very important that we increase our prayers for Father Rother's beatification and canonization. If Fr. Rother is judged to have died as a martyr, a miracle obtained through his intercession will not be required for his beatification. However a miracle obtained after his beatification will be necessary in order for him to be canonized as a saint.
The beatification and canonization of Father Rother would be a great blessing for the whole Church, particularly for the Church in America and Guatemala. The Blesseds and the Saints are reminders that we are all called to holiness of life. Holiness is possible. Our vocation is to become saints. The evidence of holiness is the most compelling witness in the work of the New Evangelization and the renewal of faith. I am firmly convinced that the Lord desires to grant this gift to the Church. Our part is to pray with confidence and perseverance for the beatification and canonization of the Servant of God, Fr. Stanley Rother.


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Bae Young-Whan is an artist from Seoul, and his work is currently featured in the Asian Art Museum's Phantoms Of Asia exhibit. He has a dark and peaceful little room to himself, with an artist's cabinet of waves on each of the walls, and Terra Incognita-Theta- an amazing oak mountainscape- in the center. I was ready to move into that room, it was all just so perfect. His work also made me want to run home and start pinching little waves out of clay, but without access to a kiln, I knew I'd never have my own ocean's worth of waves. But it would be so fun to make a-wave-a-day! Any ideas on how to do something like this with minimal equipment? Or perhaps those paint-a-pot places would fire your tiny pieces for you? I think this would be especially fun to do with kids, a soothing, low-key activity to do together while you talk or don't talk. Oh, and wouldn't Bae Young-Whan's waves go perfectly with Marianne Nielsen's mountains? (Images: 1.-3. Tess Wilson 3. PKM Gallery)


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Syrian Kurdistan divided into three cantons
Syrian Kurdistan
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Some of the points highlighted in the
Constitution are as follows;
- Syria is a democratic, free and independent
country with its own will, and is ruled with a
democratic parliamentary system.
- The Democratic Autonomous Government is a part of
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solidarity of peoples. Not any people can be
considered separate.
- Kurdish, Arabic and Syriac are the official
languages of the Cizîre canton, while all other
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Social Agreement.
- The management of cantons and relations between
their centers are based on democratic autonomy
principles and YPG (People's Defense Units) is the
official armed force.
- The Social Agreement ensures youths' participation
in politics and management.
- The management protects human rights and freedoms
in line with international conventions and laws. It
considers rights and freedoms to be the greatest
- Women have the right to participate and get
organized in political, economical, social, cultural
and every other areas of life. Any kind of gender
discrimination shall be eliminated.
- It is prohibited to subject children to work,
marriage, psychological and physical torture.
- Security, stability and free education is the
right of each citizen, primary school education is
compulsory. The Social Agreement ensures employment,
housing right, social and health guarantee, as well
as the protection of mothers and babies.
- The economic system in democratic autonomous
regions is built on the common development of
peoples on the basis of the advancement of
scientific and technological opportunities, and it
is meant to meet the needs of all citizens. It
protects the rights of workers and consumers and is
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