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Holy Cow
Melonie Bennett has been taking pictures of her family
and friends for over fifteen years. A native of rural Maine,
Bennett’s perspective of the world around her was in
part shaped by growing up on a dairy farm. With a clear
sense of affection and often humour, Bennett’s intimate
pictures capture the everyday life of her vibrant rural
Maine family and community.
Melonie Bennett’s (b. 1969) work is included
in the Portland Museum of Art, Center for Maine
Contemporary Art, the permanent collections of
Colby, Princeton and Bates, among other venues.
Her work has been widely exhibited, most recently
at the Maine Museum of Photographic Arts.
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Holy Cow
Melonie Bennett has been taking pictures of her family
and friends for over fifteen years. A native of rural Maine,
Bennett’s perspective of the world around her was in
part shaped by growing up on a dairy farm. With a clear
sense of affection and often humour, Bennett’s intimate
pictures capture the everyday life of her vibrant rural
Maine family and community.
Melonie Bennett’s (b. 1969) work is included
in the Portland Museum of Art, Center for Maine
Contemporary Art, the permanent collections of
Colby, Princeton and Bates, among other venues.
Her work has been widely exhibited, most recently
at the Maine Museum of Photographic Arts.
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Melonie Bennett has been taking pictures of her family
and friends for over fifteen years. A native of rural Maine,
Bennett’s perspective of the world around her was in
part shaped by growing up on a dairy farm. With a clear
sense of affection and often humour, Bennett’s intimate
pictures capture the everyday life of her vibrant rural
Maine family and community.
Melonie Bennett’s (b. 1969) work is included
in the Portland Museum of Art, Center for Maine
Contemporary Art, the permanent collections of
Colby, Princeton and Bates, among other venues.
Her work has been widely exhibited, most recently
at the Maine Museum of Photographic Arts.











