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[The New Regular] Darin Squire | Riverview’s Annual Art Show Goes Virtual
It was 2017 when Marion first curated Art In Your Face, now a permanent feature of[…]
Meaghan Laaper | Reality from Fairy Tale: Review of the Owens Gallery Fairy Tails Exhibition
In a reality that feels straight out of fiction, countless numbers have embraced artistic practices to[…]
[The New Regular] Hailley Fayle ft. Nienke Izurieta | The Art of Response
“There is a saying: ‘every portrait you take is a self-portrait.’ For the most part, I think[…]
Appel ouvert: l’oeuvre de l’art
ENVOYEZ VOTRE IDÉE AVANT LE 7 JUIN, 2020. Nous cherchons des contributeurs pour la treizième édition[…]
Call for Submissions: Working Art
PITCH YOUR STORY BY JUNE 7, 2020 – We are seeking contributors for CreatedHere Magazine Issue[…]
[The New Regular] Meaghan Laaper | Shifting Focus: Chris Griffiths
“We spent a lot of years to get to this point. I’m looking forward to getting[…]
[The New Regular] Dawn Mockler | Laughter in the Dark
Last weekend—do we still have weekends?—I received an email from Wes Tyrell, the president of the[…]
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The COVID-19 Crisis is affecting every which way we engage with our Creative Economy. This includes our[…]
[The New Regular] Lowercase Capital | Virtual Exhibition
Some have commented on the strange prescience of the pieces; images largely free of human beings[…]
Shop & Support [Artists]
The COVID-19 Crisis is affecting every which way we engage with our Creative Economy. This includes the[…]
[The New Regular] Meaghan Laaper | Painting with Fabi
After the New Brunswick government called for a two-week quarantine, Fabiola had one thing in mind:[…]
The CreatedHere Postcard Exchange | Deadline: May 15, 2020
CALLING ALL NEW BRUNSWICK MAKERS – We want to invite you to participate in The CreatedHere Postcard[…]
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