Exhibit features work from resident artists from 2020
Maine Farmland Trust Gallery
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This past summer, Maine Farmland Trust’s Fiore Art Center offered four virtual residencies. Instead of working at the beautiful Rolling Acres Farm at the Fiore Art Center in Jefferson, the residents worked from their homes, farms, gardens and studios. The Maine Farmland Trust Gallery website will host an online exhibit of the work through Friday, April 9, and virtual artist talks for the exhibit, open to the public, will be held at 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 19. The artists share their work through Zoom and describe their processes, challenges and achievements during their residencies.
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This past summer, Maine Farmland Trust’s Fiore Art Center offered four virtual residencies. Instead of working at the beautiful Rolling Acres Farm at the Fiore Art Center in Jefferson, the residents worked from their homes, farms, gardens and studios. The Maine Farmland Trust Gallery website will host an online exhibit of the work through Friday, April 9, and virtual artist talks for the exhibit, open to the public, will be held at 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 19. The artists share their work through Zoom and describe their processes, challenges and achievements during their residencies.
Final Performance, Katie Addada Shlon