amy stacey curtis: swap

December 22, 20241:12 am - 1:12 am

Amy Stacey Curtis’s new interactive installation swap will be presented at Engine in conjunction with
the publication of the artist’s autobiographical catalogue 9 SOLO BIENNIALS (Special Edition).

swap is funded in part by a grant from the Maine Arts Commission, an independent state agency sup-
ported by the National Endowment for the Arts.

What people are saying about Engine...

Partnering with UNE, Engine has offered professional level gallery and classroom experiences for undergraduate and local students enrolled in arts classes as well as a venue to see art by both regionally and nationally recognized artists.

Stephen Burt

University of New England

Engine is and has been a focal point of downtown Biddeford for many years for so many artists and creative spirits. It is a go-to for me: a retreat, a destination, a source for connection and ideas and community.

Laura Dunn

Artist

Engine is a wonderful place to work surrounded by wonderful people who have infused so much love and light into the downtown of Biddeford. I cannot imagine a bright future in the town without this wonderful organization.

Savanna Pettengill

Artist & Arts Teacher

Engine fuels the creativity of our city, making it the hub for youth and adults alike to feed their spirits, expand their skills, and create a better future for all of us.

Stephanie Edwards

Community Action Committee