Eric Darling: Drift Rope Project
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Eric Darling: Drift Rope Project Midcoast-based artist, Eric Darling, is pioneering a new frontier of upcycled art with his elaborate pot warp designs. Using the worn and brightly colored pot…
Women Behind the Lens: The Photography of Emma D. Sewall, Josephine Ginn Banks, and Abbie F. Minott
[vc_row][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text]Within the museum’s photography collection lies the work of three remarkable women—Emma D. Sewall (1836–1919), Josephine Ginn Banks (1863–1958), and Abbie F. Minott (1874–1944). Descendants of shipbuilding and seafaring…
SeaChange: Darkness and Light in the Gulf of Maine
[vc_row][vc_column width="2/3"][vc_column_text]Gulf of Maine EcoArts and Maine Maritime Museum have debuted SeaChange: Darkness & Light in the Gulf of Maine, a year-long art and natural science exhibition that immerses visitors…
A Sailor’s Treasure: Sea Chests & Curiosities
Sea chests provided a secure place for sailors to store their personal belongings—from everyday essentials to exotic curios. This exhibit examines the function and decoration of these chests and allows…
Lost and Found: Sounds of the Maine Coast by Dianne Ballon
A collaboration between Dianne Ballon and Maine Maritime Museum that investigates the significant role of sound in maritime environments. The exhibition will encourage visitors to think critically about the soundscapes…
Sustaining Maine’s Waters: Understanding the Changing Gulf of Maine
The Gulf of Maine and its watershed are unique. They have played a large role in the state’s development and humans have played a large part in how they have…
Upta Camp
Maine camps are as much a tradition as they are a place. They are the embodiment of leisure and sport. But most importantly, Maine camps are an immense cultural resource…