Like many children, I was fascinated with prehistoric life… Jurassic Park was my favourite movie, I enjoyed collecting dinosaur toys, and I had to read and see every dinosaur[…]

Now what? Perhaps you know the feeling. You’re excited to make something, you’ve blocked out time to yourself, brewed some tea, set up your gear, then you take a[…]

In this volume of ART IN PRINT, Jenn Carson reviews the book ‘Social Studies’ by artist and photographer, James Wilson.

A common thread runs through all creatives: the desire to bring an unknown into existence. For Aimee Hughes, that need can be filled numerous ways, but woodworking currently keeps[…]

“I want my life to be the art itself.”  It’s what I say when someone asks me to talk about being an artist. I’ve always had what my mother[…]

Let’s talk grants… The benefits of receiving an artist grant reach far beyond the financial component. They look amazing on a CV, and the practice you get from condensing[…]

Life is better in a sweater. As another summer fades away, it’s time to dig out the fuzzy socks and pour a cup of something cozy into your favourite[…]

Feature Article: Ink & Blood: Oakley Rain Wysote Gray Honours Indigenous History Through Fashion by Jerry-Faye Flatt Photos by Hailley Fayle “Oakley Rain Wysote Gray has been dreaming of[…]

Grants are Great. If you have been creating in New Brunswick for some time chances are you’ve heard of artsnb. A champion for our local artists, you have probably[…]

September is the other January Whether you are headed back to the classroom or not, there is just something about this time of year that evokes fresh beginnings and[…]

A Contribution to the Acadian-ness Movement by Artists Claude Roussel and Paul Édouard Bourque by Anik Marchand Part 1 of 4: Brief History of Acadian Culture  It’s no secret that[…]

A Contribution to the Acadian-ness Movement by Artists Claude Roussel and Paul Édouard Bourque by Anik Marchand 2 of 4: Claude Roussel: The Father of Modern Acadian Art In[…]