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Katherine Lee

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Web editor @PressHerald. 2012 Pulitzer, Breaking News Reporting. CA native w/ a Deep South detour. Ordinary superpower: Can nap anywhere
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Artists take advantage of Maine’s long woodworking traditions

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By Katherine Lee Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
Steve Bartlett came to his medium through welding metal sculptures. Ben Boothby’s path to the same material led him through painting first. In the case of Sam Giberson, a two-week course at Haystack Mountain School of Craft proved transformational. Duncan Hewitt came at the medium through sculpture and the physicality involved in manipulating it. Jamie Johnston’s love initially arose through furniture making. Lin Lisberger started with ceramics.
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New exhibit at MECA asks bigger questions about power and value | Column

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By Katherine Lee Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
A view of "Peter Simensky: Pyrite Radio." (Photo by Joel Tsui, courtesy of the ICA at MECA&D) I have a confession to make. I don’t like everything I review. In my own personal tastes, I have a respect for aesthetics and craftsmanship and, dare I say it, beauty. But that does not preclude my enjoyment of all kinds of art or the conceptual underpinnings of many artists’ work. There is such a thing as invention for invention’s sake, which has little staying power.
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Cats, ‘Animal House’ and sci-fi at Maine movie houses in August

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By Katherine Lee Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
"State of Firsts." (Image courtesy of Melissa Langer) Welcome to August in Maine, when the sun really gets in its last licks, the bugs are still hungry and there’s truly no place better to spend a hot summer night than a nice cool movie theater showing something weird and wonderful. This time around, Maine’s indie movie venues bring you everything from cute kitties to some real animals, vital documentaries to vintage nuclear annihilation, and plenty more in between. ‘State of Firsts’ July 31-Aug.
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