
Five Minutes With Josiane Mutangana
Q & A
The South Portland seamstress on making home décor that bridges cultures, the symbolism in Rwandan art, and mixing African stories with her daughter’s Paw Patrol books.
Read MoreThe South Portland seamstress on making home décor that bridges cultures, the symbolism in Rwandan art, and mixing African stories with her daughter’s Paw Patrol books.
Read MoreVisual artist Jana Benitez on reclaiming a male-centric genre, the stress-relief kits she keeps around the house, and more.
Read MoreThe Portland metalsmith and Indigo Arts Alliance marketing coordinator on art that honors family, supporting local makers, and good things in small gold packages.
Read MoreIntroducing nine female building pros who are changing the construction landscape in Maine.
Read MoreHow a fixer-upper for would-be farmers sees Maine’s sizzling housing market.
Read MoreBangor performance/visual artists Donna Decontie-Brown and Jason K. Brown, of Decontie & Brown, on a spiritually energetic heirloom, a glam DIY, and the evolution of Wabanaki art.
Read MoreThe Portland potter/yoga teacher/world traveler on making art on the go, backpack-friendly souvenirs, and furnishing her apartment for $100.
Read MoreRealtor/science writer/self-proclaimed “house geek” Hannah Holmes on outwitting squirrels in the attic, cost-to-build estimates in a frothy market, and more.
Read MoreAn exit interview with David Fuller, the Cooperative Extension’s outgoing agriculture expert who popularized every Maine gardener’s favorite overwintering crop.
Read MoreMaine Preservation’s new executive director, Tara Kelly, on the future of the 50-year-old nonprofit.
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