Wide selection of styles and techniques. They had some great art and also do framing. It is a small…read moregallery with tons of art to choose from. Very surprising.Really colorful and happy place. Upstairs they have a full service frame shop too.

This seasonal gallery is a non profit dating back to its origin in 1958 and is housed in the Old…read moreWiscasset Academy building which is on the National Register of Historic Buildings. The exhibit on the date of our visit was a plein art show titled Paint Wiscasset & Beyond that included a number of interesting works of art by 20 artists. Though no admission is charged, donations are gratefully appreciated.

Well curated, always fair, and always helpful. This remains one of the best galleries for…read morecontemporary and period (particularly mid 20th century Maine) art in the State. Worth a visit to see what treasures they've discovered in an ever-changing retail gallery.

We once again visited what I consider the finest art gallery in Boothbay Harbor on our recent…read morevacation. The art work of Andrea Peters particularly stood out though a few other art works were very good.

Art Space Gallery is a member-run artists collective representing a varied group of Maine-based…read moreartists.

During our tour of Rockland galleries, we stopped in at Art Space and thoroughly enjoyed the…read morevarious works currently being represented. The featured artist in October, Obrianna Cornelius, had several watercolor paintings on display that we particularly enjoyed. The new quarters and an improvement over the former gallery space.

What a great gallery selection! Here you can find everything from the inexpensive painted glassware…read moreto a $6000 painting, and everything in between. Lots of items on three floors to look at. The owner had a great sense of humor and was pleasure to talk to.

I drove all the way from Freeport to see my favorite artists work. Their website and google hours…read moresaid that they're open but after the long drive I found that they're closed! What a terrible miscommunication on their part. UPDATE YOUR HOURS IF YOU'RE NOT OPEN. VERY DISAPPOINTED.

Due to lack of time this review is solely for the gift shop portion. My wife and I did not have…read moreenough time to fully view the museum but did have time to quickly browse the shop. Considering it's a museum gift shop (I feel like typically they can be a huge miss) this one was pretty solid. They have postcards of artworks on display, puzzles, lots of things for kids, and more. Definitely worth a browse speaking as someone who did not visit the museum itself, although I would return to check out the actual museum again. Staff of the gift shop were friendly!

I assumed this museum was going to be pretty limited, but I was impressed with the variety of…read moreartworks on display. It's more than just the Wyeths; they have classic European artists and early American art. I loved getting to learn more about the local indigenous tribes and see the work of local artists whom I wouldn't otherwise get to see. Some of the art was even a bit risque, which was great to see at a small art museum. Highly recommend taking an hour or so to get lost in the Farnsworth.

In my experience, this is the finest antiques shop in Maine. Although we are only summer residents,…read morewho make regular pilgrimages to see what Margaret, Niki, and company have found. To date, our finds have included a fantastic Biedermeier sofa in a rare silk upholstery, a raft of pillows in period textiles from the UK (a REAL bargain, by the way), and a few lamps and very special works of art. Follow your eye, and let The Art of Antiquing be your guide. (Plus, you can stop in for coffee and the general store while you're in the village!)

First rate store for antiquing in Maine.Sophisticated stock carefully selected. Highly recommended.read more

This gallery underwent a (slight) name change since our last visit, but remains exclusively devoted…read moreto the works of N.C., Andrew, and Jamie Wyeth. It proved to be a interesting stop, but paled in comparison to the Farnsworth Art Museum's collection of works by these same 3 artists.