Beaverbrook Art Gallery Showcases Brigitte Clavette and Anna Torma – New Brunswick and Canadian Artists of Great Distinction
https://beaverbrookartgallery.org/exhibition/anna-torma-brigitte-clavette-governor-general-award-winners/
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2023 Call for Strathbutler Nominations
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Amanda Fauteux
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SHMF 2022 Arts Advocacy Award
Diana Alexander, Executive Director of the Saint John International Sculpture Symposium was honoured by the Board of Director of the Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation during the 35th anniversary celebrations of the foundation. The Foundation, a proud champion of the visual arts in New Brunswick, offers the Arts Advocacy Award to recognise extraordinary contributions to fostering[…]
Heather McCaig
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Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation 2022 Marie Hélène Allain Fellowship Award Announcement
The Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation is delighted to distinguish the unique accomplishments of two New Brunswick mid-career artists, Amanda Fauteux and Sarah Petite. Based on the recommendations of an independent, professional jury, both artists have been selected to receive 2022 Marie Hélène Allain Fellowship Awards of $10,000. As part of its mandate to promote the[…]
Suzanne Hill Exhibition
Congratulations to Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation’s Director and Vice Chairperson on her latest work, Hands of the Horseman. This exhibition will open at the Andrew and Laura McCain Art Gallery on July 16th, 2022. The SHMF is grateful to Suzanne for the years of volunteer service and guidance in shaping the foundation as a support[…]