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LOCAL FASHION magazine launch\pop-up shop
The Fashion Issue has been off the press for a couple weeks now and looks mighty fine!
LOCAL FASHION magazine launch\pop-up shop
The Fashion Issue has been off the press for a couple weeks now and looks mighty fine!
Behind-the-scenes at CreatedHere’s fashion photo shoot
I knew I wanted to explore the local fashion industry, without really knowing where to start.
Beneath the Surface: Steve Jones Yo
I felt very honored to be selected as one of 20 artists into this residency.
Beneath the Surface: Deborah Payne
I love seeing the process behind a piece, especially when there is a good story that goes with it.
Beneath the Surface: An artist residency in nature
Last June, twenty artists from around New Brunswick gathered at Fundy National Park to live five intense days of nature and creativity, solitude and community, learning and
Claire Shiplett is making waves
Last March, Sunbury Shores welcomed a new executive director, the small but mighty Claire Shiplett.
Behind-the-scenes at the biggest fashion show in New Brunswick
Every year since 1998, the college has been showcasing the talent from the students in its fashion department and the show just keeps getting better and[…]
The Great Creative Postcard Exchange – Postcards!
In March I started the Great Creative Postcard Exchange, putting a call out for anyone who would like to make an original creative postcard and send it[…]
#100NBartists : Ceramics artists from Issue #4
Welcome to #100NBartists! It’s a project in which I will feature 100 creative people from New Brunswick in 2017.
The Great Creative Postcard Exchange
Last week I received a lovely blue postcard in the mail from fibre artist Deborah Payne.
Why I started a magazine in the digital era
Never in a million years did I think I would one day be producing a magazine.
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