The Elm City String Quartet continues its season with a contrast of minimalism, romanticism and tango. Piazzollaâs TangoBallet, an excellent example of nuevo tango, is a programmatic suite, and featuring six âfilm scenesâ: introduction, the street, encounter / forgetfulness, cabaret, solitude, and the street again.
Arvo PĂ€rtâs Summa is inspired by Medieval chant and Renaissance polyphony, and was originally composed as an a cappella vocal work for four singers. Mendelssohnâs Quartet Four is full of virtuosic passion, charming dance movements, and intimate romantic lyricism. While these pieces are from different ends of a musical spectrum, they all manage to get to the heart of what music is all about, in their own way.
Moncton – March 13, 7:30PM at Centre culturel Aberdeen – 140 rue Botsford St, Moncton
Saint John – March 14, 7:30PM at the Saint John Arts Centre – 20 Peel Plaza, Saint John
Fredericton – March 15, 7:30PM at Wilmot United Church – 473 King St., Fredericton
Tickets:Â
Adults: $20 | Seniors: $15 | Students: $10 | Sistema Students & Faculty: Free
The Elm City String Quartet continues its season with a contrast of minimalism, romanticism and tango. Piazzollaâs TangoBallet, an excellent example of nuevo tango, is a programmatic suite, and featuring six âfilm scenesâ: introduction, the street, encounter / forgetfulness, cabaret, solitude, and the street again.
Arvo PĂ€rtâs Summa is inspired by Medieval chant and Renaissance polyphony, and was originally composed as an a cappella vocal work for four singers. Mendelssohnâs Quartet Four is full of virtuosic passion, charming dance movements, and intimate romantic lyricism. While these pieces are from different ends of a musical spectrum, they all manage to get to the heart of what music is all about, in their own way.
Moncton – March 13, 7:30PM at Centre culturel Aberdeen – 140 rue Botsford St, Moncton
Saint John – March 14, 7:30PM at the Saint John Arts Centre – 20 Peel Plaza, Saint John
Fredericton – March 15, 7:30PM at Wilmot United Church – 473 King St., Fredericton
Tickets:Â
Adults: $20 | Seniors: $15 | Students: $10 | Sistema Students & Faculty: Free
Carte Blanche Acadie One night, 8 performances, 8pm – show at the Salle Bernard-Leblanc in the Centre culturelle Aberdeen, Moncton.
Voluntary contribution: All funds go to the artists! To book tickets, email: carteblanche.acadie@gmail.com
An evening of dance highlighting professional dance artists from the Atlantic provinces! Our artists for this year: – Jacinte Armstrong – Julie Goguen Carpenter and Annabelle Gaudet – Kyana Kingbird – Monelle Doiron – Roxanne Dupuis and Evan Smith – surFace Dance (Jalianne Li) – Sydney Hallett – Thushara Premarajan Come celebrate our local artists!
Thank you to our partners: – AAAPNB – ArtsLink NB – Aberdeen Cultural Centre – The City of Moncton
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Acadie Rock, a multidisciplinary festival, is held every year in Moncton.
Dozens of artists from Acadie and elsewhere take part in this festival, which takes place for a week in mid-August, on the occasion of National Acadian Day.
On March 21, 2023 at 5 p.m., come celebrate the unveiling of the Frye Festival’s 24th annual edition, and be the first to discover the full author lineup and schedule of events!
We will also introduce our new web platform. Participation is free, but please rsvp here: http://bit.ly/3ILsCtF
We are looking forward to seeing you!
đ March 21, 2023 â° 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. đ2nd floor of the Aberdeen Cultural Centre
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Trained in printmaking and photography with a BFA from the University of Moncton (2013), in her art practice Arsenault combines print and textile work with installation, video projections and sound art. Snippets of memories evoked from images and words drawn from archives and anecdotes account for her personal history and those of others, creating a fragmented and re-sewn narrative. The questioning of memory, its capacity for veracity or its unconscious distortions is at the heart of her research.
Arsenault currently works in Moncton, from the Aberdeen Cultural Centre. She has participated in several group exhibitions held in the Maritime Provinces, as well as solo exhibitions and creative residencies in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario and Quebec. She has been working as the Curator of Community Engagement at the Galerie d’art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen since 2019, in addition to being an independent curator.
memorandum is a collaborative project that has been developing since 2021, and is a direct response to the isolation caused by the pandemic. Donations of sweaters and blankets knitted by members of various communities have been used as materials for the construction of a comfortable and safe space where individuals are encouraged to remember and let go. The knitted designs before their destruction are transformed into silkscreens, leaving a trace of their original form and function, as well as the words and thoughts left by the contributors. A projection shows the artist engaging in repetitive actions – a kind of self-soothing practice in a fit of anxiety.
This project is presentedas part of the Media Arts component of FICFA thanks to funding support from the Canada Arts Council, the Province of New Brunswick, the City of Moncton and ArtsNB.
The complete program will be revealed during a press conference which will take place on Tuesday October 18 at 10 am at the Aberdeen Cultural Centre. Tickets will be available on the FICFA website at a later date, follow our social media for updates.
Workshop offered by Ed Fu-Chen Juan. Workshop offered in English.
Join Vancouver-based artist Ed Fu-Chen Juan for a paper-making workshop. All necessary materials are included. See the synopsis in the images for more information.
Age 18+, limit of 12 participants.
Please email Christine at direction@atelierimago.com with any questions or if you want to be added to the waitlist if the workshop is full.
Workshop fees are non-refundable.
You can also pay for your space by e-transfer or in cash by contacting direction@atelierimago.com.
We are preparing for the 4th edition of Carte Blanche Acadie!
Carte Blanche Call for Submissions: Deadline September 9, carteblanche.acadie@gmail.com An evening of dance, Saturday, November 26th, 2022 @8pm, Salle Bernard-Leblanc, Centre culturel Aberdeen, Moncton
Through this event, we hope to create strategies and develop the dance community together, since dance is an art form free of language barriers.
The 4th edition of Carte Blanche Acadie will take place on November 26th, 2022, at the Bernard-LeBlanc Hall at the Aberdeen Cultural Centre, Moncton, NB, at 8 p.m. The event will be followed the next day by a business meeting to discuss the development of the dance scene. This meeting will be conducted in both official languages, English and French, at the Aberdeen Cultural Centre.
This is a wonderful opportunity to come to Moncton for a weekend dedicated to the Art of Dance! Carte Blanche Acadie (November 26th, 8 PM-10 PM) The aim of Carte Blanche Acadie is to offer a platform adapted to the needs of dance artists during which they can present work. The maximum length of each presentation will be 10 minutes. Whether the project is in the research stage, in development or about to be completed, the only criteria to participate is to have something to share. Even improvisation is more than welcome.
You would only have to specify what you would like to show in the application form. The presence of peers and an informed audience will allow you to have feedback on your work whether it is vocal or sensory.
Presenting, sharing and discussing in an inclusive environment are the objectives of Carte Blanche. In addition to providing a platform to perform, we will be providing a video of your performance as well as photographs that you can use for grants and future applications. Each act will receive an honorarium. The money accumulated at the door (in the form of a voluntary contribution) will also be divided equally between the acts and given to the person/company who submitted the project.
As for the selection process, we would like to accept as many projects as possible, but if we do not have enough time, as we will only have 2 hours for the event, we will draw candidates by lottery. Preference will be given for artists from the Atlantic provinces.
The chosen artists will be responsible for covering their own travel and accommodation expenses. Nevertheless, we can supply a letter of invitation to those who wish to submit a travel grant application. It may also be possible to find housing among local artists.
Please fill out the attached application form here.
The deadline for submissions is Friday, September 9th, 2022.
We will let you know by the end of September if your application was successful.For any questions, please write to: carteblanche.acadie@gmail.com
