KITTERY’S NEWEST TOURIST STOP: LOOMIS GALLERY SUPPORTS, EXPOSES, REGION’S ARTISTS
“God whispers to us in our pleasures, but shouts in our pain.” — C.S. Lewis, Oxford scholar, theologian and author of many books, including “The Chronicles of Narnia.”
We’re all tired of the intro to articles, news releases, etc., that begin with, “In this unprecedented time as we cope with Covid…” We’ve lived with it for a year and a half. Everyone — worldwide — has been affected. Many with tragic results. Loss of health. Loss of loved ones. Loss of relationships.
But, I’m going to bring you some good news. Artists are adaptable people. Anita Loomis, her gallery and her family are prime examples.
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