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Cover Stories

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

illustration/The Fuge

Attack of the Plastic People

The financial industry’s assault on working-class Mainers intensifies

Raise-Op members and workers outside the Pierce Street apartment building in Lewiston (from left): Mustafa Hussein, Craig Saddlemire, Samatar Alin, Stuart Brown and Angie Brown. photo/Chris Busby 

A Land Without Lords

Cooperative housing awakens in Maine

The dump at 777 Forest Ave. owned by Steve Mardigan and apparently vacant for the past seven years. photos/The Fuge

That’s My Dump! Special Investigation

UPDATED: The Donald Trump of Portland Goes Down

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