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Cover Stories

The author, at left, with state Rep. Larry Lockman. photo/Crash Barry

Maine First Mania

Infiltrating Larry Lockman’s hate crusade

"The Potato Eaters," Vincent Van Gogh, 1885.

The (Maine) Potato Eaters

Serfdom amid splendor at the Portland Museum of Art

Skip Robinson. photo/Matthew Robbins

Just Another Day in Paradise

Skip Robinson’s Story

Bill Viola (b. 1951)  The Fall Into Paradise 2005 Single-channel video installation, high definition, color, sound 09:58 minutes Smithsonian American Art Museum, copyright 2005, Bill Viola, museum purchase through the Luisita L. and Franz H. Denghausen Endowment, 2012.56.

Taking the Plunge

Bill Viola brings the Ogunquit Museum into deeper waters

illustration/Martin Shields

mean magazine.

The ugly truth behind Maine’s prettiest publications

Tom Kawczynski, second from right, in a Lewiston restaurant last month. photo/Crash Barry

Crashing the Nazi’s Dinner Party

by Crash Barry

illustration/Nathan Galvez

Ship of Fools

Tax breaks for BIW, World War III for us

photo/Chris Busby

The Enforcer

Infamous Portland lawbreaker and jawbreaker Danny Fournier comes clean

illustration/Margery Niblock

That’s My Dump!

Five Year Reunion: 2012-2017

An untitled painting of a WWI soldier by Portland artist John Joslin.

When World War Knocked on Portland’s Door

A centennial reflection on Maine’s role in WWI

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