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NB Local Shopping Guide| Back to School Edition
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[…]
Part One | The Renaissance of Contemporary Acadian Art in New Brunswick
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[…]
Part Two | The Renaissance of Contemporary Acadian Art in New Brunswick
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[…]
Part Three | The Renaissance of Contemporary Acadian Art in New Brunswick
A Contribution to the Acadian-ness Movement by Artists Claude Roussel and Paul Édouard Bourque by Anik Marchand Part 3 of 4: Contribution to the Acadian-ness Movement by Paul Édouard Bourque […]
Part Four | The Renaissance of Contemporary Acadian Art in New Brunswick
A Contribution to the Acadian-ness Movement by Artists Claude Roussel and Paul Édouard Bourque by Anik Marchand Part 4 of 4: Acadian-ness Movement of Today Without Claude Roussel’s desire to[…]
Resisting Completion: The Connection Between Printmaking and Memory | Andrea deBruijn
I thought I would live in Montreal forever… I had gone through art school and come of age steeped in the city’s joie de vivre, and I loved everything:[…]
Local Shopping Guide | NB Summer Etsy Finds
Soak it Up The creativity of the art community in our little province never ceases to amaze us, and we just love sharing local finds with all of you![…]
Challenging the Mainstream: Jan Martin’s journey in gender and abstract art
Jan Martin knows it sounds absurd, but it’s true – they do paint their abstract portraits using only downstrokes. “I’ve gotten pretty good at it,” said Jan. Jan is[…]
New Brunswick Gallery Exhibition Guide | Summer 2021
Want to add some artistry and inspiration to your summer plans? Of course you do! As restrictions are being lifted, New Brunswick art galleries are filling up their calendars[…]
Essay: Growing Up Queer & Christian | Anonymous
Trigger Warning: this essay discusses homophobia, transphobia, and suicidal ideation Growing up religious more than definitely has its pros and cons… For starters, I learned from a young age[…]
The Splendour of UFO Nights: Inspiration at an Alberta Bitumen Mine | Adam Gavel
Nature has been a source of wonder and inspiration to me ever since childhood… I explored the banks of the St. John River, and I spent months discovering the[…]
Call for Submissions: Ode to Studios South | Deadline July 01, 2021
PITCH YOUR STORY BY JULY 01, 2021 – We are seeking New Brunswick artists and writers to contribute to CreatedHere Magazine Issue 18: ode to studios: south, launching[…]
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