I had the great privilege and opportunity to participate in this year’s Third Shift event in Saint John, NB.

Last March, Sunbury Shores welcomed a new executive director, the small but mighty Claire Shiplett.

A few months ago I took a tapestry weaving class from a woman named Andrea Butler, who is an incredibly talented textile and fibre artist in Saint

Doris has been a prolific rug hooker for over 30 years, working to further the art by sharing her skills and expanding the rug hooking community in[…]

Emily Blair is an up-and-coming weaver on the verge of graduating with her Diploma in Textile Design: Weave major from the New Brunswick College of Craft and[…]

Art! Colour! Energy! For the third year in a row Moncton’s Festival Inspire, a free street-art festival designed to “activate the imagination in the celebration of all things ART” is[…]

This upcoming issue is the meeting point of two of my biggest passions, everything local and fashion.

Linda Gallant still has her childhood wonder at being ‘in the moment’ creating art.

I thought I would share some interesting things that I’ve come across lately, books I’ve read, generally things that have been inspiring me, all in one

Her style changes as she experiments and discovers new techniques, as if she was pursuing an elusive end that always escapes along new creative bunny trails.

On May 5th, Gallery on Queen will be opening the show “V”. Owner Nadia Khoury asked curator Roslyn Rosenfeld to select five artists and curate a show of[…]

Colin Hugh Smith paints from his soul. The colours well up and explode onto his canvas in a spontaneous burst of creativity.