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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[…]
LOCAL FASHION magazine launch\pop-up shop
The Fashion Issue has been off the press for a couple weeks now and looks[…]
Studio visit: fibre artist Elizabeth Miller
Elizabeth Miller was one of the first to support me with CreatedHere, becoming the first[…]
Behind-the-scenes at CreatedHere’s fashion photo shoot
I knew I wanted to explore the local fashion industry, without really knowing where to
Studio visit with Ralph Simpson by Chantal Khoury
I have always been fascinated by artists who find their practice later in life.
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[…]
Beneath the Surface: An artist residency in nature
Last June, twenty artists from around New Brunswick gathered at Fundy National Park to live[…]
Jewelers Joe and Gudi Pach travel to South America
Two years ago we went to South America without knowing much Spanish at all.
Weaving at Third Shift 2017
I had the great privilege and opportunity to participate in this year’s Third Shift event[…]
Claire Shiplett is making waves
Last March, Sunbury Shores welcomed a new executive director, the small but mighty Claire Shiplett.
Q/A with textile and fibre junky Andrea Butler
A few months ago I took a tapestry weaving class from a woman named Andrea[…]
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