Exhibition
Art Across the Marsh Studio Tour
New Brunswick, CanadaIt is time for the 21st annual Art Across the Marsh Studio tour from 10:00am to 5:00pm on Saturday, October 17th and Sunday, October 18th. There are over 20 artists and artisans in the Tantramar region on this tour. To see a full list of artists and a map, please check out www.artacrossthemarsh.ca
GALLERY ON QUEEN AND THE BEAVERBROOK ART GALLERY PRESENT Studio Watch: Lucy Koshan
New Brunswick, CanadaGALLERY ON QUEEN AND THE BEAVERBROOK ART GALLERY PRESENT Studio Watch: Lucy Koshan September 27th - October 17th Join us for the 2020 Studio Watch Exhibition featuring emerging artist, Lucy Koshan, on September 27th at 3pm at Gallery On Queen in collaboration with the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. Lucy will be discussing her work during the Opening. Gallery On Queen is committed to […]
Annie France Noël’s exhibition ”The Baby Blues: Nutri” in company of the artist
New Brunswick, CanadaCome visit Annie France Noël's exhibition ''The Baby Blues: Nutri'' in company of the artist this Saturday, October 24th. Annie France will be on-site to discuss her works and answer your questions. Please note that you must first make an appointment by email with Galerie Murmur at info@galeriemurmur.ca. Given the current situation with the Covid-19, only one bubble per appointment […]
Art of the Book at The Andrew and Laura McCain Art Gallery
New Brunswick, CanadaThe Andrew and Laura McCain Art Gallery presents New Exhibition Opening Saturday Book Maker Meg Clark will be offering two guided tours of the Book Show this Saturday at 11:00am and 12:30pm. Please call ahead to reserve your place @ 392-6769. 2 metres and a mask, thanks.
The UNB Art Centre Presents Craft 2020 Online and In-person
New Brunswick, CanadaFredericton’s Fibre Arts Network (FAN) will feature their latest group exhibit entitled Craft 2020: Reflections at the UNB Art Centre from November 1 – December 13, 2020. As we adjust to the “new” normal, members of the public can view this exhibition that is installed in the gallery space by appointment on Sundays by signing up at https://www.unb.ca/cel/enrichment/art-centre/index.html#booknow. The presentation […]
The Survivance of Indigenous Art: 2020 Pandemic
New Brunswick, CanadaPlease Save the Date for the opening of Mawi’Art’s online show, “The Survivance of Indigenous Art: 2020 Pandemic”. This online show features artwork created by Indigenous artists in the Wabanaki territory and their response to the global crisis we are all currently experiencing. The event will take place on the https://www.mawiart.org/ website on Sunday, November.1st at […]
Gallery 78 presents Wild and Domestic, Flat-Moon Conspiracy: Crystal-Power Pottery, The Tea Series, and Colorlust
Gallery 78 796 Queen St. , Fredericton, New Brunswick, CanadaGallery 78 is proud to present 4 new exhibitions which open on Friday, November 6th, and are on display until Saturday, November 28th, 2020. In Wild and Domestic, Michael McEwing and Anna Syperek join forces and present illuminating and vibrant Atlantic Canadian landscapes and still lifes throughout each season of the year. Flat-Moon Conspiracy: Crystal-Power Pottery by the Clarks is an exciting new body of […]
Diagenesis Study no. 1: Carbonization Andrew Godsalve
New Brunswick, CanadaThe UNB Art Centre Presents Craft 2020 Online and In-person
New Brunswick, CanadaFredericton’s Fibre Arts Network (FAN) will feature their latest group exhibit entitled Craft 2020: Reflections at the UNB Art Centre from November 1 – December 13, 2020. As we adjust to the “new” normal, members of the public can view this exhibition that is installed in the gallery space by appointment on Sundays by signing up at https://www.unb.ca/cel/enrichment/art-centre/index.html#booknow. The presentation […]
Linocuts and Lightscapes- Along the Saint John
Creek Village Gallery & Cafe 119 Connell St, Woodstock, NB, CanadaIn this exhibition, titled Linocuts and Lightscapes- Along the Saint John, artists Alice Sahagian and Suzan Carsley express their love of the river in stained glass and linocuts. “The Saint John River is very present to many in western and southern New Brunswick. It guides us upriver to Grand Falls and downriver to Fredericton. Crossing over the Grafton Bridge […]