Art Galleries in Camden, ME
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“I love the Page Gallery on Bayview Street. Colin Page and Kirsten Surbey (who is my sister, full disclosure!) have created a welcoming, beautiful gallery space that is a pleasure to visit year round. The artists they represent are varied and interesting, and the exhibitions are educational and exciting. They have great events, which are inspiring for looking at art and also fun for families. I highly recommend popping in to this gallery if you happen to be in Camden!”
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“Loved the selection here - lots to choose from! It’s not all miniatures — there are several large-sized paintings and prints, also other items like glass sculptures.”
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“This is a wonderful gallery with absolutely beautiful artwork. There's a number of pieces from each artist that you can choose from that displays their style and the main locale absolutely wonderful. Do stop by because it is great!I'm an artist and I approve!”
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“June 2023, Camden, Maine — I had what can only be described as an art attack. My daughter and I were roaming the streets of this lovely town when suddenly, we saw a painting — children at the beach, a common-enough subject for a painting, but this one captured the exact sensation of being a child at the beach, how purposeful it was, there were discoveries to be made, you needed the right equipment. That feeling of connecting with a piece of art is overwhelming. The painting came from the Carver Hill Gallery, and we stopped roaming and started searching — where was the Carver Hill Gallery? Would it still be open? This was the only day we would be in Camden, we were flying back to New York in the morning.Obviously, this story has a happy ending — we found the gallery, we met Jana, the owner and an artist herself, she introduced us to the work of Christina Thwaites. My husband bought me the painting for my birthday this year. I am blessed to be able to look at it every day, and grateful that it was displayed outside, on a wall blocks away from the gallery. Because of the Carver Hill Gallery, I now think of Camden, Maine as a place to discover art you likely wouldn’t see anywhere else.”