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Travel: ceramic artist Tim Isaac’s trip to India
Tim is one of those artists who loves to travel as often as they can[…]
“And what you once did may boomerang back….” A story by the late Rosi Jory
Rosi Jory – a singular creative soul who saw language in colour.
#100NBartists : Ceramics artists from Issue #4
Welcome to #100NBartists! It’s a project in which I will feature 100 creative people from[…]
The Maker’s Circle
Next week on April 8th I am offering a workshop entitled “Maker’s Circle: Growing your[…]
#11 of #100NBartists – photographer Karen Ruet
Karen Ruet is a multi-faceted lady. A talented photographer, she also teaches photography at the[…]
From the archives: My studio visit with visual artist Suzanne Hill
When I arrived at Suzanne’s studio, it was like walking into a treasure trove of[…]
The Great Creative Postcard Exchange
Last week I received a lovely blue postcard in the mail from fibre artist Deborah[…]
Why I started a magazine in the digital era
Never in a million years did I think I would one day be producing[…]
Handmade at the New Brunswick Museum
‘Handmade at the NBM’ is an ongoing program that has been hosted at the New[…]
#100NBartists – 4 metal artists
wanted to feature more of the work of NBCCD faculty from the show “Pride of Place”[…]
Michelle of Earth Fine Craft shares 12 favourite things
I’ve been wanting to explore more nooks and crannies of the NB art scene, and[…]
#6 of #100NB artists – photographer Noel Chenier
Noel Chenier is a professional photographer and instructor at the New Brunswick College of Craft and
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