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20Myrtle St
Portland, ME, 04101
Phone : 207.842-0800

	Sam Van Aken Sam Van Aken's art combines sophisticated technology with traditional modes of art-making. Van Aken's projects cross boundaries between artistic genres, including performance, installation, video, photography, and sculpture. Born in Reading Pennsylvania, in 1972, Sam Van Aken received his undergraduate education in Communication Theory and Art. Sam Van Aken is one of the recipients of the 2010 Joan Mitchell Foundation Award.

	Sarah Faragher Sarah Faragher was born in 1967 in Bar Harbor, Maine, grew up even farther downeast in Addison, a small town in Washington County, and now live and work in the beautiful midcoast region. She make her living as a painter and as a seller of used and rare books. She paint directly from nature and in my home studio, using both oil and watercolor. Much of my recent work is part of an ongoing series entitled Home Truth, about the meaning of home, memory and its depths, and the passage of time.

	SPACE Gallery Space receives generous funding from the andy warhol foundation for the visual arts, the maine arts commission, the davis family foundation, the quimby family foundation, the virginia hodgkins somers foundation, and many individual donors and members.

	Stadler Gallery The Stadler Gallery for Contemporary Art is a destination place in the Sugarloaf region in Central Maine, where visitors can see works displayed by local and regional artists in a beautiful unfinished 19th century barn. The Stadler Gallery is renowned for exhibiting a wide range of artwork, from eclectic sculptures and woodcuts, to landscapes and abstract illustrations.

	Tafuri Studios Our studio is located in a historic Federal Farmhouse, originally named "Far Hills", in the Lakes Region of Bridgton Maine. Anthony Tafuri, owner, received his M.F.A. from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale in 1991, where he studied under Thomas Walsh. He proceeded to teach sculpture at the Maine College of Art for sixteen years, and has recently turned to his studio full time.