Mention of the Foundation in the news.
Fred Ross Scholarship winner, Emily LeMesurier selected to exhibit in national exhibition. From a Mount Allison event notice: Mount Allison student art work part of national exhibition celebrating young artists 2011-03-08 11:58:12 Two Mount Allison University fine arts students have had their work selected for a special exhibition at Studio 21 Art Gallery in Halifax,[…]
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Peter Powning presents “The Book as Art Image” a talk and slideshow as part of UNBSJ’s “Backtalk” series. Backtalk is a popular series that invites dialogue between the audience and featured guest speakers. 7pm Friday, January 28 Inprint Bookstore 16 King Street Saint John Free Admission
Strathbutler recipient, Suzanne Hill will participate in the UNBSJ “Backtalk” series. Ms. Hill will join panellists Aurian Hutter, Anita Lahey and John Barton, to respond to the proposition: “We see one another: Painters responding to Poetry and Poets Writing about Painting” 7pm Friday, March 18 Inprint Bookstore 16 King Street Saint John Free Admission
(En) Marie Hélène Allain is a nun and a professional artist who sculpts stone into works of palpable life force.
MIKE LANDRY for the TELEGRAPH-JOURNAL SAINT JOHN – Arts philanthropist Sheila Hugh Mackay left a specific mandate under the terms of her will – she wanted her foundation to become an agent for New Brunswick visual arts. he Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation took the first steps in realizing the wishes of their benefactress on Monday with[…]
<strong>from CBC.ca Arts – Jan 28, 2006</strong> Canadian sculptor John Hooper, known for his colourful wood carvings, has died at the age of 79. Hooper’s family revealed Saturday the artist passed away in a nursing home in Hampton, N.B. Thursday evening surrounded by his loved ones. Hooper had been suffering from symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease[…]