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  • Welcome to the inaugural issue of Insights Literary/Art Journal
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  • Fukurou’s book writing/art contest exhibit Sept 14 in Rockland
  • Book writing/art contest exhibit opening September 14th at Fukurou Gallery in Rockland
  • Exhibit – Holding up the Sky – honors the Maine’s First Peoples
  • Contest: Writers will be published and exhibited at ME Rockland gallery, Fukurou.
  • Minter’s ‘Malaga Island of Maine’-Atrocity and empathy
  • Maine author, Trudy Overlock, expresses her love of nature in book of poetry and art
  • SugarWood exhibit in Farmington of Ramona du Houx’s work open!
  • Professor Pasztory launches book— Exile Space: Encountering Ancient and Modern America in Memoir, Essay, and Fiction
  • Mystical photographs at Sugarwood Gallery by Ramona du Houx
  • Ramona du Houx’s intro exhibit to Fukurou Gallery of Rockland, Maine

Published December 29, 2013 at 256 × 161 in David Witbeck’s unique view of Maine’s coastal life

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When Winston Churchill was asked to cut arts funding in favor of the war effort, he simply replied, “then what are we fighting for?”

FEATURED BOOKS ON:

Maine’s Great Outdoors

Maine’s WWII Involvement

Maine’s Coast

Indian Heritage

Politics & People

Children’s

Maine Fiction

FEATURED ARTISTS

Ramona du Houx

Takafumi Suzuki (Yohaku Yorozuya)

Jos Ruks

Jeff Kirlin

John Willey

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