April 16, 2025 – May 10, 2025
Produce 111
Undergraduate Exhibition of Kameron Landry
Kameron Landry, a senior in Creative Arts, will open his undergraduate art exhibition, “PRODUCE 111,” in the Powers Hall art gallery on April 16 at 6 p.m.
All of Landry’s skills and experiences have been poured into his upcoming show, “PRODUCE 111,” read as one, one, one. As a celebration of his life achievements up until now, this show is homage to his history — the people who raised him, the music that shaped him and the media that consumed him. It is a projection of his process as an artist and a love letter to his younger self.
To read more about Kameron and his upcoming show, please visit https://tinyurl.com/3ytxck48
Spring hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 1:00-4:30 PM
Thursday 12:00-3:00 PM
Location
UMM Art Gallery
Powers Hall, 1st Floor
116 O’Brien Avenue, Machias, Maine, 04654
The Art Gallery at the University of Maine at Machias is the center for the visual arts in the Down East area.
In 1972, the John C. and Norma B. Marin Foundation donated the works of John Marin, Lyonel Feininger, Reuben Tam, William Zorach, Paul Jenkins, Oscar Bleumner, and William Kienbusch to the Art Gallery’s permanent collection. Since then, the gallery has acquired for its collection contemporary works from a number of American artists including: Hunt Slonem, Robert Indiana, Daphne Cummings and Dennis Pinnette, as well as local artists who work in a variety of media including paintings, prints, watercolors, photography and sculpture.
There is also an active gallery schedule during the year with a variety of exhibits of contemporary works, historical themes, art faculty and student work, and selections from the permanent collection.
We also sponsor shows supporting our Machias Bay area’s cultural identity, including a number of exhibits about the petroglyphs surrounding Machias Bay. This includes a comprehensive petroglyph surface prints collection made by the Hedden family and on loan from them, and petroglyph surface casts made under the direction of Donald Soctomah, Passamaquoddy tribal historian. Also in our collection are baskets made by the Passamaquoddy, Penobscot and MicMac tribal artisans.
For more information please contact:
Bernie Vinzani
Professor of Book Arts and Art
Director of the Book Arts Studio
Director of the Art Galleries and Gallery for the Book
Works From the Permanent Collection
