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March 21 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Pop-up Exhibition and Artist Talk: Emilie Grace Lavoie

Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre St. Andrews

Pop-Up Exhibition with notable NB Ceramics Artist Emilie Grace Lavoie. She has an MFA from Emily Carr University of Art and Design, Vancouver: a Baccalauréat en Arts Visuels from Université […]

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ArtsLink NB is pleased to introduce the resident artists for Introspect: a residency by the sea this April 26 to May 9 at the Kingsbrae International Residence for the Arts (KIRA)! There will be an open studio day at Kingsbrae International Residency for the Arts in St. Andrews on Saturday, May 2, 2025 from
1 pm – 4 pm.

On behalf of the membership of ArtsLink NB, we were very pleased to see that the new budget for 2025-26, “Driving Change, Delivering Progress,” increased funding for the arts and culture sector by $2.65 million. Read the rest of our response to the New Brunswick government's 2025-26 provincial budget here.

Our associate director Amy Ash was on CBC NB's Information Morning - Saint John, on March 13th to discuss the outcome of a meeting with city staff on the future protection of public art. Our executive director Julie Whitenect was also in attendance.

Listen to the full interview here.

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Our Response to the 2025-26 Provincial Budget (March 2025)
Impacts and Challenges of Cultural Venues in New Brunswick [EN] [FR] (Dec 2024)
2023-24 ArtsLink NB Annual Report (Oct 2024)
Impact Économique du Secteur Culturel au Nouveau-Brunswick, 2024. AAAPNB [FR] [EN]
Culture Is Made to Share: Summary of 13 research interviews on the current impacts and challenges of cultural venues in New Brunswick (June 2024)
The 2024-25 Provincial Budget: A Message to the Membership (March 2024)
Impacts and Challenges of Cultural Venues in New Brunswick: Summary of Survey Responses (March 2024)
A Statistical Profile of the 2,700 Professional Artists in New Brunswick in 2021 (Nov 2023)
2022-23 ArtsLink NB Annual Report (Oct 2023)
ArtsLink NB Code of Conduct (Oct 2023)
2021_REPORT OF THE PREMIER’S TASK FORCE ON THE STATUS OF THE ARTIST
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