Terrell Lester’s much acclaimed photography of Maine is well known to many admirers and collectors. However Terrell left his home on Deer Isle a few years ago to find life’s next adventure in the American West. He now lives in Ft….
Kingman Gallery’s latest exhibit, Seas Beyond Seas, shows the photographic work of Gaylen Morgan. The light, skies, clouds and water seen from her home in East Blue Hill has inspired much of her work. These stunning photographs show a vista transformed by…
The Kingman Gallery has opened for its fifth season. The first show in the rotating solo exhibit space is entitled “Mid-Century Deer Isle, Images 1950-1970.” The photographs, taken by William Page, capture a bygone era showing many aspects of Island life…
Photographic Abstractions, an exhibit of Terry Hire’s photographs will be on view at the Kingman Gallery from August 8 – September 5 with an artist reception on Sunday, August 13th from 2-5. It is man-made objects, building parts and old…
Kerry Michaels’ stunning black and white photographs capture a variety of scenes in Maine’s natural world. She will capture a heron in flight, a glistening waterfall, and the lushness peonies in full bloom. These and more are currently on view…
The Kingman Gallery welcomes Sal Taylor Kydd for the 2017 season. Sal specializes in alternative processes, turning her visual imagery into Cyanotypes and Platinum/Palladium prints. The first solo show of the season will feature Sal’s exquisite work. It opens on…
Kingman Gallery photographer, Douglas Wood, was awarded an Acadia Residency which took place in August. His image “Raven’s Nest Study” is just one of many stunning images that came out his two weeks photographing this exquisitely beautiful national park.
Kingman Gallery’s final exhibit of the season, Mid-Century Photojournalism will showcase the work of Charlotte Brooks a distinguished photojournalist working from the 1940’s on projects with Barbara Morgan and Roy Stryker to name a few. She is most celebrated for…
“Celestial” an exhibit of five new photographic studies by Jim Nickelson will be on view at the Kingman Gallery from July 20 – August 14. Nickelson’s work is driven by an interest in science and nature…the passage of time, rhythms,…
Congratulations to Kingman Gallery photographer Douglas Wood for receiving the National Park Service Artist in Residence Award. Wood will be photographing Acadia National Park and the Schoodic Peninsula this August. He specializes in capturing scenes up and down the Maine…