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This exhibition presents a selection of prints made by photographer Michael Falco. Falco’s commitment to American stories and passion for Civil War history led him on a four year battlefield-to-battlefield journey along the anniversary tracks of the American Civil War- 150 years later. Saturday 10am - 5pm Sunday 12pm - 5pm The Museum is closed on National Holidays

Photographs by Michael Falco - This exhibition presents a selection of prints made by photographer Michael Falco. Falco’s commitment to American stories and passion for Civil War history led him on a four year battlefield-to-battlefield journey along the anniversary tracks of the American Civil War- 150 years later. The project, which began in 2011, has been recognized by the Library of Congress a...

Happy Birthday John James Audubon! Audubon's work connects the dots between art and science. His inventive compositions of birds in their natural habits were a precursor to the modern study of ecology. His engravings from the Birds of America are prized examples of American natural history. Audubon's biography.

Quality antique & vintage shopping with 150+ dealers from across the United States. Admission: Adults $6.00, Children 9-12 $3.00, Children 8 & Under Free Antiques · Vintage · Primitives · Jewelry · Art · Furniture · Books · Pottery · Glass · Vintage Clothing · Architectural/Garden & More! Antique Restorations by Sublime Antique Restorations, Specializing in the Repair and Restoration of Porcelain ...

The works on view in this exhibition include her comprehensive series of photographs of Maine’s Grange Halls and the images made in her own home as part of the decade-long series called Domestic Objects. Also included are photographs made in and around Portland during the past 35 years, which form a visual chronicle of the city—albeit unintended—that will engage locals and regional visitors alike....

Presented to celebrate the law's 50th anniversary, "Saving Place establishes landmarks as a key to urban dynamism, not as some fuddy-duddy concept. These are living, vital buildings. ”New York’s pioneering Landmarks Law, enacted in April 1965, was the key factor in the rebirth of New York in the final quarter of the 20th century. At the same time, a new body of important architecture has emerged a...

April 18, 2015 - December 18, 2017 - This bilingual (English/Spanish) exhibition illuminates Central America’s diverse and dynamic ancestral heritage with a selection of more than 150 objects. For thousands of years, Central America has been home to vibrant civilizations, each with unique, sophisticated ways of life, value systems, and arts. The ceramics these peoples left behind, combined with re...

April 18, 2015–December 31, 2017 - This bilingual (English/Spanish) exhibition illuminates Central America’s diverse and dynamic ancestral heritage with a selection of more than 150 objects. For thousands of years, Central America has been home to vibrant civilizations, each with unique, sophisticated ways of life, value systems, and arts. The ceramics these peoples left behind, combined with rece...

On view in the exhibition, documents the experience that inspired Fuenmayor to make work on a Colombian banana plantation; his first video art piece. Fuenmayor’s Colombian heritage and Latino identity collide in works that address Latin America’s colonial past and its legacy. With an elegant flourish, he collages familiar symbols of Latin America with those of Europe, melding bananas and jungle fo...

The exhibition includes casts of a carnivorous theropod dinosaur suspected of cannibalism and a snub-nosed plant-eating crocodilian. Visitors will encounter giant lemurs, pygmy hippos and the elephant bird, a giant flightless species with an egg holding the volume of 150 chicken eggs! The exhibition concludes by touching on the present, following the rapid extinction of many species as humans arri...