Check out this nice article that the 48 Hour Music Festival got in the Portland Press Herald. Check it out HERE!

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As you may have heard, local musician and photographer Joshua Loring and SPACE Gallery were awarded a grant by the Maine Arts Commission to document the underground rock scene in Portland, Maine. The result of this project is a compilation cd (wonderfully mastered by Pete Nenortas) and book (lovingly designed by Sean Wilkinson) covering a [...]

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The Mumlers, photo by Bryan Bruchman
It’s been a very busy month at SPACE Gallery, and whether you’ve been around for all of our exciting events or just heard about them, this is your chance to relive them all in one great big post. Thanks so much to our volunteer photographers, Jon Donnell and Dennis Stein, [...]

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Pants Yell! recently got a review of their new album Received Pronunciation over at Pitchfork. Pants Yell! play SPACE Gallery tonight with Windy Smiles and Thithy Bwown. 9pm doors.
While over at Fecal Face, Tod Seelie’s blog, there is a huge photo gallery of the Swoon installation, all photos done by Tod Seelie. Plus Local filmmakers [...]

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Over A Cardboard Sea play SPACE Gallery with The Two Man Gentlemen Band on Saturday November 14th. Doors at 8:00 PM, Starts at 8:30 PM, $7, 18+

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On October 20th we had one of our all ages shows with Negative Standards, Ye, Pinko & The Action Boys & A Primative and Savage Land. Was a really awesome night, our 2nd show inside of the Swoon installation. We also made a screen printed poster for this show, Illustration done by Ahna Galatea, Printing [...]

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Our good friends in Caspian, from Boston, Mass. (or Beverly), recently got back from touring all of Europe for the last few months. I believe they left for Europe a few days after they played our August 27th ALL AGES show with The Baltic Sea, and Arms and Sleepers. They have just posted some videos [...]

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Local filmmakers David Meiklejohn and Dave Camlin documented the creation of the current gallery exhibit, Distance Don’t Matter, and in this video provide some insight to the artists’ process and visions. Watch it to learn more about the world you’re entering at SPACE Gallery these days, and definitely check it out if you aren’t able [...]

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Tod Seelie, who opened an awesome one-man photo show, Constant Quarry, at SPACE last Fall, is back in Maine doing a residency at the Bakery Photo Collective in Westbrook (and serving as support for the recently-installed Distance Don’t Matter gallery show). Tomorrow night (Tuesday, 10/20), he’ll be giving a free artist talk at The [...]

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If you’ve been by the gallery lately, you’ve surely noticed a bit of a change in scenery – that would be our latest exhibit, Distance Doesn’t Matter, courtesy of the artist Swoon, along with Ben Wolf, Greg Henderson, Conrad Carlson, Monica Canilao and Ryan Doyle. Come by any time between now and December 18 to [...]

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