The Portland Museum of Art does another important Homer show, but it’s still stuck in fake oppression ideology.
I always enjoy visiting the Portland Museum of Art (PMA) in Maine, in good and not-so-good times, and the museum is experiencing both. Its summer exhibition, Winslow Homer: Painter, Etcher, is the first look at Homer’s etchings and their links to his paintings. I loved it and learned a lot. On the dark side, its $100 million expansion seems to have stalled, my spies tell me, because of sluggish fundraising. The museum and the architect, LEVER Architecture -- based in Portland, Ore., and Los Angeles -- developed a plan for a good-looking addition that would marginalize the ugly main 
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