Andrew Reed Gallery is excited to announce Maine in Miami, a group exhibition of ten artists living and working in the state. Each of the artists in this exhibition source as inspiration these environs, with the wooded, rural areas or the rocky shoreline nearby frequently informing the works shown. Maine has served as a hub of artistic output from the twentieth century to today, with titans such as Edward Hopper and Andrew Wyeth spending broad swaths of time in the state.
Maine in Miami also considers the dichotomy of Miami and Maine, at opposite ends of the eastern seaboard. While Maine is a haven for summertime residents, Miami invites snowbirds. The terrain and light of these two locales are considerably different, further enlivened by placing these works of one in the other.
