Napoigagenn: a show by Brian Francis, Tara Francis, Starlit Simon, opens on September 23 at the Andrew and Laura McCain Art Gallery in Florencevill-Bristol. The artists will be present, introductions at 2:30.
All welcome, admission is free.
The Art of David Porter at Acanthus Gallery, Sept 1 to October 1.
Opening Reception September 1, 5pm-7pm.
GSN is thrilled to officially kicked off its 2023-24 programming with 4 new exhibitions on Friday, September 8th!
A collaboration with Imago has once again granted us the pleasure of showing the work the recipient of the 2023 Imago Bursary! This year, Jack Symonds presents: Wait for the fall • S’attendre de tomber.
AND, Rotchild Choisy, recipient of the Bourse Bon à tirer is showing Ou Gon Chay Wap pote? Prends une pause/pose ou porte tes émotions! Portes-tu un fardeau? Do you carry a burden? Strike a pause/pose or wear your emotions! in the Imago Artist-Run Print Studio’s gallery space.
AND, Salle Sans Sous welcomes Serving Wonderlust by Lysanne Lombard and the Member’s Wall is showcasing Pierre Martin’s work Prélude : Un Voyage dans la Forêt Enchantée.
Vernissage at the Moncton Public Library.
August 22 at noon.
Our next art exhibit features the work of none other than Georges Goguen.
Join us on Wednesday, August 2nd for the opening of the exhibit ‘Surface Blanche’ at the Capitol Theatre Art Gallery.
The UNB Art Centre showcases The Art of Creation opening May 5 at 5:00 pm. The exhibit displays the results of a series of workshops designed to reflect on the importance of the environment and healthy behaviours before and during pregnancy.
Art is much more than just beautiful paintings of landscapes or important people. It can be a powerful vehicle for change, exploring and interpreting important socio-cultural issues and complementing academic pathways of knowledge. The Art of Creation combines storytelling, shadow puppetry, poetry and playwrighting to explore the role of men and non-birthing support partners in creating a healthy start to life.
A team of professional and semi-professional actors, poets, artists, and directors led a series of art and performance-based workshops with people in the Fredericton area over the past year. These workshops supported an experiential dialogue, tapping into an innate human desire to create as a means to reflect upon the science behind pre-natal health. Through art, participants were able to share thoughts, ideas and viewpoints that can be difficult to express in other ways.
The Art of Creation is a joint project of McMaster University and UNB’s Faculty of Kinesiology. For more information on the full project go here.
The Art of Creation will be on view from May 5- June 16 in the East and West Galleries of the UNB Art Centre. It can also be viewed online here.
The UNB Art Centre is located at Memorial Hall, 9 Bailey Drive, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton. The galleries are open 9 am – 4 pm on weekdays and during special events. Admission is free to members of the public.
Bathurst Art Society cordially invites you to the annual opening of the Bay Breeze Art Gallery. Saturday, May 13, 2023. 2pm to 4pm. 82 La Promenade Waterfront Avenue, Bathurst, NB
Saturday, May 13, 2023.
2pm to 4pm. 82
La Promenade Waterfront Avenue, Bathurst, NB
Come a for an informal artist talk with Amy Dryer about her newest body of work
PLACE.
At the Spicer Merrifield Gallery
Opening: May 5, 4pm-7pm
Artist Talk: May 6, 2pm-3pm
Come a for an informal artist talk with Amy Dryer about her newest body of work
PLACE.
At the Spicer Merrifield Gallery
Opening: May 5, 4pm-7pm
Artist Talk: May 6, 2pm-3pm
We are thrilled to publicly announce not one but TWO upcoming exhibitions at the Arts Centre! Mark your calendars for May 18th when we will be hosting a dual gallery opening to welcome both of these beautiful collections into our space.
‘Smoke Signals and Radio Waves’ is a collection of minimalist 2”x2” prints by Campbellton based artist Maurice Cormier. It will occupy the Penny Gallery.
‘Love this Town’ is a collection of watercolour works that are aim to celebrate Fredericton and show it in a different light. The series was created by Fredericton based artist Eva Christensen. It will occupy the Charlotte Glencross Gallery.
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