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On Thursday, Feb. 9, SPACE welcomes Peggy Orenstein, author of The New York Times Bestseller, “Cinderella Ate My Daughter: Dispatches From the Front Lines of the New Girlie-Girl Culture.” Peggy will lead a book talk and solutions for raising healthy, … Continue reading →

The Urbanized film screening last night ushered in a packed house and the post-discussion was great. Mitchell Rasor continues the conversation below with Part 3 of our urban design blog discussion. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. … Continue reading →

Many thanks to all who came out to our New Year’s Eve extravaganza, ICING. It was a perfectly festive way to end SPACE’s stellar year. We had large scale art installations from John Sundling, Colin Sullivan-Stevens, Alicia Eggert, and Mike Fleming; … Continue reading →

This year we are experimenting with some new ways of celebrating the holidays. We are forgoing the typical holiday stress of buying gifts, and instead getting back to the roots of what holidays are supposed to be about; connecting with … Continue reading →

We are having a t-shirt design contest! Send us your ideas by 11/15/2011. Design must include the words “SPACE Gallery” and “Portland, Maine.” Must be 300 dpi or larger and must be able to be screen printed (only one color/layer). … Continue reading →

SPACE pal Alex Steed wrote about our Food+Farm series over at his blog These Machines Kill Fascists. He also did some farm work with Cultivating Community at Turkey Hill Farm. For the record, we are impressed with Alex’s rock picking … Continue reading →

A game of “Finish This Rhyme” with Astronautalis turns into more of a laughing fest when the choices posed by bandmate, Nobs turn obscure and…well, this is the clean version. See you tomorrow for the show.

SPACE Gallery is pleased to announce the addition of their new venue, located in an adjacent storefront in the heart of the Portland Arts District. Formerly occupied by Mainely Frames, the space at 534 Congress Street will be renovated as an auxiliary to the main facility at 538 Congress Street. An opening is scheduled for the summer of 2011. Continue reading →