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Preview: Aboriginal artist Cyril Sacobie
Cyril Sacobie is an aboriginal artist from Kingsclear First Nation in New Brunswick, where he works in wood carving, basketry and just about anything he can get[…]
Feature: writer Emily Davidson
Emily Davidson was always a writer. We went to highschool together and even then we all knew she was good with words. Our English teachers loved her.
Favourites list: May 2016
I’ve decided to do a favourites list once in awhile of things I come across in my digging around the New Brunswick art and craft scene.
Feature: potter Juliette Scheffers
Juliette Scheffers is a potter from Fredericton who works with an incredibly finicky but beautiful technique called crystalline.
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“I just wanted to say thank you for including me in the latest edition of the CreatedHere magazine. When I first discovered the CreatedHere magazine I felt very[…]
Travel: Mark Hemmings’ photography workshops
Mark is a professional photographer from Saint John, NB who teaches photography workshops all over the world.
Studio visit: visual artist Yvon Gallant
Yvon Gallant is a visual artist from Moncton, NB. His inspiration comes from what he sees, the people around him, moments in time, the culture of his
Visite en studio: artiste Yvon Gallant
Yvon Gallant est un artiste en arts visuels originaire de Moncton, N-B. Son inspiration lui vient de ce qu’il voit, les gens autour de lui, les moments[…]
Studio visit: modern milliner Trish Hirschkorn
Trish Hirschkorn never thought she’d find herself making fancy hats and absolutely loving it. With a background in sports and medicine, crafts were something she discovered later[…]
Studio visit: The Clarks unload their kiln
We came back at the end of the week of firing for the unloading of the kiln. Lee and Yolande were under the wire, trying to get pieces[…]
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