I am always inspired by artists. But when it comes to people who create despite seemingly impossible limitations, I’m just blown away.

Hello everyone, happy Thanksgiving! I hope you are all enjoying the fall colours and time with family.

Just a girl and a grey wall. I first found Becky’s photos on Instagram through a friend.

I first met Jennifer at an James Mullinger show at Yuk Yuks that was a fundraiser for Outflow, which she had helped organize.

Serge V. Richard and Danielle Saulnier are artists who are also a couple, living in Kedgwick, NB.

This past month has been nuts. Three launches! It was so great to meet people in person in each of the three cities but man it was[…]

Issue #7 is here! We had the launch in Saint John a couple weeks ago and it went really well.

Issue #7 is here! The launch in Saint John went really well. It was so nice to see many of the artists from this issue in person!

“Oh, I’m not an artist.” How many times have I heard that line? Said it myself? A post like this one has been brewing for awhile.

Tim Hogan is an emerging artist of Maliseet and Irish descent, a single parent and student enrolled at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD).

“The best piece of advice I ever got was from [fellow artist] Peter Salmon, he said “Just paint the picture, Cliff!”

It is the oldest woolen mill in Canada, and every step in the process of making yarn is done under one roof.