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John Bisbee hammers steel into dark truths – The Bowdoin Orient

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By Isabelle Hallé, Jenny Ibsen, Emily Cohen
| The Bowdoin Orient Verified
Artist John Bisbee in his fourth-floor studio in Fort Andross. He's preparing for his upcoming solo show at the Center for Maine Contemporary Art, American Steel. John Bisbee has exclusively welded nails for the past 32 years. “I thought it was just a little phase, and it wasn’t,” said the artist in his riverside Fort Andross workshop, where he has worked since 1996.
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‘Second Sight’ explores vision and accessibility – The Bowdoin Orient

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By Isabelle Hallé, Jenny Ibsen
| The Bowdoin Orient Verified
Both the visual and nonvisual are on display in the Bowdoin College Museum of Art’s newest exhibition, “Second Sight: The Paradox of Vision in Contemporary Art.” Alongside its array of diverse and often abstract works—from beaded curtains hanging from doorways to auditory works of art—the gallery contains a series of “audible labels” played through an innovative device developed specifically for this show. Andrew W.
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Graphite and collaboration: drawing on the walls with Tony Lewis – The Bowdoin Orient

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By Isabelle Hallé, PJ Seelert
| The Bowdoin Orient Verified
It took 15 students, 20 hours, 25 pounds of drywall screws, 7,000 rubber bands and the vision of Chicago-based artist Tony Lewis to create the unconventional drawings soon to be on display in the Bowdoin College Museum of Art. Over the course of four days, students worked quietly side by side, wearing masks over their mouths and noses, drilling screws into the museum walls, painting them and stretching graphite-coated rubber bands around them. The process, overseen by Lewis and Andrew W.
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