arts and entertainment
Regional, North America, Canada, New Brunswick, Arts and Entertainment
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- A woodturner in New Brunswick who transforms burls and figured native hardwoods into artistic pieces. Features his biography, pictures of his current work, recent exhibitions, and galleries who carry his work.
- A non-profit, charitable organization involved in the production of 16mm motion pictures. Includes activities, newsletter, catalogue.
- An international art project by Isabelle Devos, with the goal of collecting photos taken spontaneously by travellers passing through airport security checkpoints with their camera.
- An annual celebration held on the banks of the Miramichi, with dancers, musicians, cultural workshops, genealogy sessions, pubs, and a children's area.
- Internationally recognized freelance photographer, teacher of visual design, and writer living at Shampers Bluff, New Brunswick, Canada. Includes information on his books, workshops, and current exhibits.
- Drawings, paintings, photographs, cartoons of Washington County, Maine and Charlotte County, New Brunswick.
- Gallery of assemblages of drawings and prints, by Sackville-based artist, with biography and artist's statement.
- Clara Shannon was born and raised in Belledune, New Brunswick, Canada. It is here where she chose to settle and live in a cottage by the Bay of Chaleur. Site features excerpts from "Eastern Breezes" Volumes I-IV.
- Description, sample chapter, and table of contents for a guidebook / history of Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada.
- Wooden bowls, "turned from the most beautiful wood found in Northern New Brunswick".
- Image gallery of his figure and landscape paintings, and artist's biography.
- Children's book author. Features the Pippin and Mabel series of children's books, "Torrie and the Dragon" fantasy for young teens, the collection of medieval Danish ballads "The Serpent Bride" and the fantasy world of "The Wastela
- Their mission is to encourage and promote the development of the performing arts in New Brunswick communities.
- A non-profit public gallery in Florenceville, showing established, renowned, and new art. Photos of recent artists and exhibitions.
- Canadian Aboriginal artist who creates geometric paintings and stylized stone sculpture based on images from her heritage, myths and dreams.
- A Creative Arts Project: Works made for this exhibition represent creative responses to individuals' knowledge and experiences of a particular place and community - the town and area of Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada.
- Professor of Photography at Mount Allison University, in Sackville, NB, Canada. He has dedicated most of his career to large-format view-cameras.
- Book on Guiding and Tall Tales, tape of Miramichi songs, lots of fishing and Miramichi links.
- Promotes and the development of an economically viable and vibrant film industry in New Brunswick. Information on grant programs, professional training, and financial incentives for local as well as out-of-province producers.
- Gallery of paintings and a curriculum vitae. Most of the paintings are landscapes of rural New Brunswick, executed in acrylic on board.
- Contemporary realist paintings by Guéganne, of Shediac New Brunswick, Canada. (Bilingual - English/French)
- Represents contemporary artists of Atlantic Canada, located in Saint John, New Brunswick. Current and upcoming exhibitions, artists' profiles and sample works, contact information, and map.
- Folk art by Paul McFadden, of Pointe-du-Chêne, NB.
- Peter Powning (artist working in clay, glass and bronze) and Beth Powning (writer and photographer) share their books, thoughts, work and images.
- A biography and small gallery of paintings of the artist, many with floral settings.
- Creates spiritually solid and culturally relevant films. Animations, current projects, completed films, press, studios and contact details.
- Features the biography, pictures of current work, recent exhibitions, and galleries who carry the work of woodturner Gordon Dunphy and photographer Michiko Nishijima.
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