September 30, 2022 @ 4:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Presented by North East Moon Cassandra M at Adoringly Shire from 4pm – 10pm.
Presented by North East Moon Cassandra M at Adoringly Shire from 4pm – 10pm.
Make your own nature-inspired Fundy mosaic or mirror frame as Tim Isaac guides you through the design and creation of your own beautiful work of art that you can take home. No experience is needed and anyone can do this! You’ll be treated to a wonderous ‘buffet’ of rocks, shells, and even raku fired masks and tiles, and feel free to bring along your own seashells, pebbles or other treasures also, to incorporate into your work.
Age group: All ages (kids must be with a registered adult to participate)
Time: 1 – 4pm
Location: Saint John Arts Centre
Dates: (note new date) Saturday, November 5, 2022
Duration: 3 hours
Fees: Tuition – $40 / Supplies purchased from instructor – $70
Skill level: Beginner
Capacity: 10 students
Tim Isaac is well known for his beautiful raku pottery, unique mosaic art, and as a member of the acclaimed NB roots duo ‘Isaac & Blewett’. He loves to share his creative process with others, and in the last few years has devoted more time to teaching and giving workshops in raku firing, pottery, and mosaic art. This is a unique opportunity to learn some of his techniques and to express yourself through a fun and creative project.
November 11-12, 2022
TICKETS: $25 adult | $15 student
SERIES: Studio Series
LOCATION: BMO Studio Theatre, 112 Princess St, Saint John, NB
PERFORMANCE TIMES: 7:30 PM
A personal journal of colonialism brought to life.
Text & Performance: Mbene Mwambene; Concept & Direction: Ntando Cele, Mbene Mwambene; Light & Sound: Bharathi M. Franaszek & Valerio Rodelli. Premiere: Schlachthaus Theater Bern, 2019. Produced by Insaka Arts.
The Whispers is a solo physical performance, that brings a personal journey of colonialism to life. It’s a response to both the colonial and current perspective of being black using storytelling, poetry, sarcasm, music, and body movement. Mbene Mwambene traces his family history, asking is a modern Black man free to choose who he becomes? What does it mean to decolonize oneself when living in Europe? What does it mean to have a name?
The Whispers has been performed at Schlachthaus Theater Bern, Konstanz University, Theater Konstanz, Schwankhalle in Bremen, Theater am Lend Graz, Lichthoft Theater Hamburg und Stadthaus Ulm. The German version “Das Flüstern” was presented at LurUPina – Zirkusfestival Hamburg and at the Jahrmarkttheater Bostelwiebeck.
The Elm City String Quartet continues their season with two absolute staples in the quartet repertoire. If you love immersive and expansive masterpieces, this concert is for you. The concert begins with the second string quartet of Johannes Brahms, which is an A-minor feat of musical transcendence. The second piece in the program is Benjamin Britten’s second string quartet: a meditative, intricate, and brazen musical journey.
String Quartet No. 2 in a minor, Op. 51, No. 2 – J. Brahms (1833 – 1897)
I. Allegro non troppo
II. Andante moderato
III. Quasi minuetto, moderato – Allegretto vivace
IV. Finale. Allegro non assai
(Intermission)
String Quartet No. 2 in C major, Op. 36 – Benjamin Britten (1913 – 1976)
Tickets can be purchased at the links below:
November 23, 7:30 – Saint John Arts Centre, Saint John, NB – tickets
November 25, 7:30 – Wilmot United Church, Fredericton NB – tickets
November 27, 2:00 – Empress Theatre, Moncton NB – tickets
The Elm City String Quartet is kicking off their first full season with a bit of everything. We will be starting with one of the great Beethoven quartets, the opus 18, no. 4 in C minor, full of drive, energy, and passion. Following that, we will introduce you to “Strum,” an exciting piece by Jessie Montgomery, an American composer who’s making a big name for herself. The concert will be concluded with Philip Glass’ fifth quartet, a pure minimal masterpiece.
Tickets can be purchased at the links below:
September 23, 7:30 – Wilmot United Church, Fredericton NB – tickets
September 24, 7:30 – Saint John Arts Centre, Saint John NB – tickets
September 25, 2:00 – Empress Theatre, Moncton NB – tickets
We are thrilled to work with our friends at Uncorked in the Saint John City Market to present a year-long series of Third Space Members’ Shows!
“Market Series: V” features artwork by Third Space Members Mary Garoutte, NOTHO, and Natalie Pavey.
Opening: Friday, September 16th from 5-7pm at Uncorked in the Saint John City Market
Show dates: September 16-October 22
If you are interested in purchasing artwork from the show, please contact us at 506-566-7434 or tiersespace@gmail.com. Artwork will be ready for pick-up on October 24th.
Thank you for supporting local artists and Third Space Gallery, Saint John’s only artist-run centre!
Where are we?
Where are we going?
And how will we get there?
Wayfinding brings together a group of ten artists, of varied disciplines and diverse practices, all based in so-called New Brunswick.
Catherine Arseneault
Maryse Arseneault
Angela Beek
Jean-Michel Cliche
Tara Francis
Thandiwe McCarthy
Jesse Mea
Christiana Myers
Brittany Schuler
Starlit Simon
A result of the third installment of the Cross Cultural Creation Residency, Wayfinding is a partnership between ArtsLink NB, l’Association acadienne des artistes professionnel.le.s du N-B, and Mawi’Art.
Opening Friday, September 9 at 5pm, at the Saint John Arts Centre.
Exhibition curated by Amy Ash.
FB Event is here: https://fb.me/e/2KJ1kpXz3
Closing Ceremony – 2022 Sculpture Saint John Symposium
September 10 @ 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Free On-Site Demonstrations At Long Wharf
You are invited to the closing Ceremony of Sculpture Saint John.
Bring your family and friends we hope to see you there!
Long Wharf (Along Harbour Passage, next to Fort La Tour)
Join us for a 45-minute panel discussion about what it’s like to have a career in the arts, in honour of Culturescape, Saint John’s culture festival that is happening September 15th-18th at the Art Warehouse.
The panelists are an important part of our Saint John arts & culture community. Learn more about their experiences in the arts, their education and the steps they took to get to where they are today.
Our panalists:
Kate Wilcott (The Moderator) – Arts and Culture Coordinator for the City of Saint John
Christiana Myers – Arts writer, Curator, Museum Educator, and Artist
Gina Grant – Professional Contemporary Dancer, Teacher and Choreographer
Laura Oland – Ph.D. Art History Student and Public Art Program Consultant with the Government of New Brunswick
Lindsay Jacquard – Painter and Arts Administrator
Wayfinding
Where are we?
Where are we going?
And how will we get there?
Wayfinding brings together a group of ten artists, of varied disciplines and diverse practices, all based in so-called New Brunswick.
Catherine Arseneault
Maryse Arseneault
Angela Beek
Jean-Michel Cliche
Tara Francis
Thandiwe McCarthy
Jesse Mea
Christiana Myers
Brittany Schuler
Starlit Simon
A result of the third installment of the Cross Cultural Creation Residency, Wayfinding is a partnership between ArtsLink NB, L’AAAPNB, and Mawi’art.
Exhibition curated by Amy Ash