“Chair 13” (Marino wool and poplar plywood), by Liam Lee, in his show “Spontaneous Generation: The Work of Liam Lee,’’ at the Ogunquit (Maine) Museum of American Art, through Nov. 12
— Photo credit: Ogunquit Museum of American Art
The museum explains that exhibition “showcases the fiber art of Liam Lee. Lee uses hand-dyed and needle-felted wool to explore, as he writes, the ‘breakdown in differences between interior and exterior, the man-made and the natural world.”’
The Ogunquit River (in high summer) exits the Rachel Carson Preserve on the left and flows into the colder waters of the Gulf of Maine.
