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Blog: Behind-the-scenes at the Craft Festival
I took a whole lot of photos at the Fine Craft Festival last weekend for the New Brunswick Craft Council, and I thought I’d share some of my[…]
Preview: Amy Ash
Amy Ash is a visual artist who does all sorts of things to do with art, making it, teaching about it and curating selections of it.
La Tintamarre en photos – par Chris Donovan
Quand je suis tombé sur la série de photos de Chris Donovan intitulée “Vive l’Acadie” j’étais immédiatement attirée.
Feature: Dee Wilkie, surface designer and collaborator extraordinaire
I was going to start off about how I met Dee Wilkie, but we have yet to actually met! We “met” online and have gotten to[…]
Giveaway: Issue #3 of CreatedHere magazine is here!
It’s here! The third issue of CreatedHere magazine came home from the printers this week and I am thrilled to finally see it in print.
Studio visit: Queenstown Goldsmiths
Aidan and Erica Stanley are the Queenstown Goldsmiths. They each make jewelry that is inspired, well-made and unique.
Visite en studio avec Isabelle Lafargue, peintre sur porcelaine
Isabelle Lafargue est peintre sur porcelaine, une discipline qui semble bien refléter sa personalité. C’est une forme d’art qui est très jolie, qui demande de la discipline[…]
Studio visit with porcelain painter Isabelle Lafargue
Isabelle Lafargue is a wizardess with a paintbrush. She creates lines and colours which are immortalized on the polished white porcelain surfaces of her pieces.
Studio visit with porcelain painter Isabelle Lafargue
Isabelle Lafargue is a wizardess with a paintbrush. She creates lines and colours which are immortalized on the polished white porcelain surfaces of her pieces.
Testimonials XI
“I love Created Here magazine and the creatives behind it who work tirelessly to showcase the very best of New Brunswick art! Each issue reveals and promotes the[…]
Testimonials III
“CreatedHere is a wonderful publication showcasing the finest of what New Brunswick has to offer in the art and fine craft community. It is wonderful to learn about[…]
The Define Project
I love seeing creative collaboration. Here is a really neat one, with a worthy cause to boot.
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