James Boyd selected to create public art for Fredericton Botanic Garden. The City of Fredericton announced artist James Boyd of Hampton has been selected to create a sculpture for the Fredericton Botanic Garden. The jury of three decided on his proposal called ‘Rhodo’ in reference to the Rhododendron garden, one of the main attractions of[…]
Discover Strathbutler Artist Dan Steeves’s current exhibition “The Memory of Pain” View on BellAliant Video on Demand Studio Tour S2 E10
I have in mind an image – a starting point, a colour, a form; a simple sketch to follow, or a detailed cartoon. At this point my hand dictates the quality of the tapestry and, by increments, the consequent power of the woven image emerges.
Art is not created within a mental vacuum. It is shaped by what has preceded it and the world and time in which the artist lives. By absorbing these influences, and adding to them, something new is created. – Paul Mathieson 2015
1. The Tunnel Series 2003 Acrylic on Canvas Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton, NB Panel 1- The Tunnel (42”x 42”) Panel 2- The Subway (42” x 48”) Panel 3 – Double Tunnel (42”x 42”) Mathieson is evolving the ancient tradition of triptych painting as a means of expanding an idea. The panels are connected in theme[…]
Ms. Noseworthy won the scholarship based on the recommendation of a professional jury who characterized her work as reflective of a committed interdisciplinary artist of great promise. “Her work is conceptually strong, relevant and contemporary. She is engaged in a wide range of visual art exhibition, curation and experimentation beyond her personal practice. The Visual[…]
Strathbutler Artist, Anna Torma, at Espace Robert Poulin. Anna Torma & Balint Zsako “BLOOD TIES” March 14-April 18, 2015 OPENING: Saturday 14 MARS 2015 AS OF 2:00 p.m. at Espace Robert Poulin. The gallery is pleased to present the work of two remarkable artists, Anna Torma and Balint Zsako. Hungarian Canadians, both are internationally renowned.[…]
Best wishes for a continued creative career. The Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation wishes to express its gratitude and appreciation to Vanessa Moeller for her many years of service to the arts community of New Brunswick. Throughout her years at artsnb, Ms. Moeller has been an advocate for artists of all disciplines.