The Reflect Project will be on display for the next month in the Danforth Gallery at The University of Maine in Augusta! There will be an open reception on October 23rd from 12-2 for anyone interested in a discussion about the project. For more information about the exhibit please visit http://www.artsuma.com/
PMC Magazine, a venue for showcasing interesting people, events and art, just published a piece on the REFLECT project. This article is different in that its more of an interview then it is a synopsis of the project and gives our own reflection of the project. Make sure to head over to PMC Magazine to read the interview.
The REFLECT project has made it’s way on to the MSNBC Lockup page, seems to be quite a fitting place for it. Check it out here.
The blog portion of New England Home Magazine has just published a snippet about the REFLECT project, make sure you check it out at nehomemag.com
The Portland Press Herald has just published a very lengthy and well written article about the REFLECT project. If you haven’t made it out to the gallery show you can view some of the images online in the gallery section of the article, also make sure you read the full story over at pressherald.com
Another great article from the Bangor Daily News
The blogs keep on rolling in. Wonder Machine has published a piece on the REFLECT project that delves a little deeper into the written statements of each convict. If you haven’t yet read any of the other blogs make sure you check this one out at Wonderful Machine: A Written Reflection
artscope, New England’s Art and Culture Magazine just ran an nice article on the REFLECT project. If you want to read the article in its entirety make sure you pick up your copy on news stands today, for a preview visit the feature section on their website.
Looks like we’ve made the front page of the local paper, the Journal Tribune.
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Design New England just published a wonderful piece on our upcoming gallery show REFLECT: Convicts’ Letters to Their Younger Selves. Click here for the full article.
