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PO Box 5066
Portland, ME, 04101-0766
Phone : (207) 773-6011
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	Debi Mortenson Gallery Debi Mortenson began her art studies in New York City at the age of 7, where she was mentored by WPA artist Albert Pels. From the age of 9 she was exhibiting in shows and winning awards in local and national competitions. Early in her career, Debi followed the lead of the great masters, often bartering her paintings, sculptures and photographs for the necessities of life.

	Dowling Walsh Gallery These images depict native Congolese people who have applied for the REEL Projectâ€™s micro-credit lending program. Each photograph tells a unique story of strength and dignity in a post-conflict area of the Congo now recovering from the devastation of Africaâ€™s World War. All proceeds will be donated towards The REEL Projectâ€™s ongoing community development programs, assisting thousands of Congolese people with the tools to rebuild their lives with dignity and respect.

	Eastport Gallery We are a collective of 28 artists living in and around Eastport. During our June to September season the gallery is open seven days a week. Our gallery is located at Water Street in downtown Eastport Maine. The season opens on Saturday, June 11th. We are on Water Street, south of Washington Street, opposite Overlook Park and next to the Maritime Museum.

	Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts Ed Pollack has been a dealer in Rare Books, Fine Prints and Drawings, and occasional Objects d'Art for over thirty years. Edward T. Pollack Fine Arts is in Portland, Maine, as well as at Book Fairs, Print Fairs, Antique shows and on the Internet at this Website, Edpollackfinearts.com and at ABAA.org.

	Elizabeth Moss Elizabeth Moss, MA, fell in love with Maine during a summer excursion to Monhegan Island from Washington, D.C. After completing her masters at George Washington University, Elizabeth began her career in the D.C. areaâ€”interning at The Kreeger Museum and working with the sculptor conservator at the Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum and Scupture Garden. Elizabeth moved on to the Smithsonian Institution, where she became one of the founding members of the Smithsonian Young Benefactors.