Eerdmans is showing recent works by member Andrew W. Young in a show titled "Fathoming," April 12th to May 18th at their 14 East 10th Street in Greenwich Village, NYC gallery.   The  work is grounded in eighteen years researching little known artist and educator, William H. Holst (1912-1995), prompting investigation into   “push/pull” and “fathoming” a surface.   Holst studied with Hans Hofmann in Provincetown, MA five summers beginning in 1949 and taught and painted on Deer Isle, ME for nearly a half century, including nine summers at Haystack.   That project, a window into non-objective formal modernism, helped chart a course exploring Holst’s reductive process and reflecting on Jack Tworkov’s “cracks of light." Jetty/Flag acrylic, gesso, graphite on canvas, 2022, 48 x 48"

  Coastal Journal                            Posted February 3, 2023 Midcoast artists join forces to expand reach The revived Midcoast chapter of the Union of Maine Visual Artists provides artists with more venues to show their work, including a juried show this month in Belfast. By Mikayla Patel      The Forecaster   Joanne Tarlin of Harpswell is happy for the chance to show her artwork in different coastal communities.  Contributed by Joanne Tarlin. The Midcoast chapter of Union of Maine Visual Artists is active again after about 10 years of stagnation, and its Juried Winter Exhibition at Waterfall Arts in Belfast is running until Feb. 24. This is the Midcoast chapter’s second show since starting up again. A smaller show was held at the Camden library in January. Liv Kristin Robinson, a Belfast artist who helped organize the exhibition for the Midcoast chapter, said the high amount of interest in restarting the local chapter was understandable. “There’s so much talent