Joel Palmer is Swamp Bear, a sculptor who wields his chainsaw with the precision of a scalpel and the flair of a paintbrush.

The next issue of CreatedHere magazine will soon hit the printers (and yes I will release the cover soon!) .

What does land-based art represent to Indigenous artists in New Brunswick? Six strong Indigenous women stepped up to the plate to address this question in March as part[…]

Article By Chloe Lundrigan I was so eager to graduate out of my storybook-esque hometown of Sackville, New Brunswick, that by the time I did, I had made my[…]

By Kate White Jewelry is traditionally designed then fabricated; however, I often do not plan my designs in advance. Instead my process involves following the lead of my material,[…]

Article By Cheryl Lavigne Creativity happens when inspiration is manifested within us and we express it outward as an expression, an extension of ourselves. As an artist, creativity is[…]

This has been one of the most exciting times of our lives. We want to say thank you for your generous response to our recent letter expressing the uncertainty[…]

New Brunswick artists Annie France Noël tenderly confronts many of the challenges felt by birthing people and provides a pathway to healing through the artist’s own journey.

Welcome to the Club. Remember how fun it was to be in a club when you were a kid? Well we’re here to introduce you to the grownup version[…]

Your work doesn’t speak for itself. If you have landed here today, you might be struggling with writing an artist statement. A written description of your art practice, you[…]

La version française de cet article est disponible ci-dessous. THE FRENCH TRANSLATION OF THIS ARTICLE IS AVAILABLE BELOW. When I was a little girl, I remember loving to colour.[…]

Night Watching Sometimes you must move away and then come back to realize that you never really left. This is how I feel about Charlotte County. Nine years ago,[…]