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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
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Just try to escape from these Jags
Take up the Endless fight
Show me a world where the good times never end, and I'll show you, in just a few hours' time, an epic hangover and a parking ticket.
By:
NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| December 12, 2012
Bringing the exhibits to life at the PMA
Inside the galleries
This Friday, the Portland Museum of Art stages the last of this year's Artist Intervention series, a program launched in January 2012 in which local professional artists create on-site performances and installations to complement the visitor experience.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| December 05, 2012
Serious thoughts in a frivolous season
Huddling over the map
As the citywide art scene becomes tinted with red and green, a trim show of five MECA faculty, bearing conceptually rich gifts and the grandiloquent title "The World Over," stays engaged in the world of ideas.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| November 28, 2012
Lisa/Liza’s folk should not be left alone
Songs for the off hours
Folk music has always been the great unifier, its traditions loaded with neighbors coming together both merrily and melancholic by way of porch, campfire, or dance hall.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| November 28, 2012
You're famous. Now what?
Look Here! C'mon, Really!
If you missed last Friday's discussion on "microfame," or if you've ever felt that strange compulsion to get the hell off Facebook, listen up.
By:
NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| November 21, 2012
UNE’s impressive third all-female exhibit
Getting women right
Though the rhetoric of this election cycle might have cast doubts about other parts of the country, be thankful that in Maine, women are taken seriously.
By:
NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| November 14, 2012
Smudge Studio looks below the visual layer
Inconvenient depth
Here in Maine, nature is sublime, the views are picturesque, and a lot of the art scene's ideas are expressly visual.
By:
NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| November 07, 2012
Awaas challenge norms, politics, and audiences
The sound of progress
If metal is a fundamentally outsider genre, Awaas is what happens when a metal band looks in.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| October 24, 2012
Accomplished musicians soar to new heights with Coalsack in Crux
Like a virulent strain of malware or an alien in a Ridley Scott film, the sole task of punk is simply to not die.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| October 24, 2012
Sorting through the CMCA’s Biennial
The 2012 Biennial exhibition at Center for Maine Contemporary Art collects seventeen artists: ten by submission, seven invited.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| October 10, 2012
PaintNite comes to Portland
Acrylic + beer = art!
One of the more interesting art developments of the season has been the advent of PaintNite, a social gathering in which participants collect to drink and paint in groups at local bars.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| September 26, 2012
Head to Camden for a big dose of great cinema
What not to miss at CIFF
Among the dozens of films at this year's Camden International Film Festival, here are two we strongly recommend.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| September 26, 2012
Melding classic with unconventional
Coming Home(r)
If the stuff of the greatest magnitude in established art circles can usually be found at the PORTLAND MUSEUM OF ART , that truism is especially valid this fall, when the museum reveals a cluster of Winslow Homer retrospectives to celebrate the restoration of the Maine painter's studio in Prouts Neck.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| September 12, 2012
Interview: Ray Harrington returns to Maine
Writing from the stage
This weekend, the transplanted Maine stand-up comedian Ray Harrington appears for a weekend of shows at the Comedy Connection, performing a set that will be recorded for a forthcoming record on, as he puts it, a "legitimate label."
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| September 05, 2012
A view of gay and lesbian culture at Kymara
Sex in public
The Kymara Gallery, the curatorial project of the ambitious and audacious Kymara Lonergan, is the location of a stirring exhibition titled "Two Loves," containing works from the permanent collection of New York's prestigious Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| August 22, 2012
Performance art about ICP
Juggalo fan club
For the sixth project in his ongoing "Pop Star" series, New York performance artist Neal Medlyn takes on the Insane Clown Posse, the illustrious Detroit horrorcore rap duo.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| August 08, 2012
SPACE wallpaper plays tricks with the eye
It’s a jungle in there
As one of its most brilliant venues celebrates its 10th anniversary, Portland is treated to one of the most colorful and engaging art shows of the summer.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| August 01, 2012
Six artists take on reality at Rose
Let’s get mythical
The search for meaning can lead to some pretty weird places. Into a minotaur's lair, for instance, or the hollowed insides of a horse.
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| July 25, 2012
Upstart punk band issues a debut disc
Finding the right fit
Tryin on the Outfits is the 12-song debut from the Outfits, who are an all-girl punk band (or were, anyway — more on that later).
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NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| July 11, 2012
Salt students peek just around the corner
Looking into new worlds
Sometimes a painting can only take you so far.
By:
NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| June 27, 2012
Hey cranks, peep what the ballists are playing!
Return to Tradition
With the Boston Red Sox sitting in fourth place and virtually all their players struggling or injured, it really couldn't be a finer time for baseball fans to rediscover what we actually love about the sport.
By:
NICHOLAS SCHROEDER
| June 27, 2012
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