Artists often have to develop their mental eyes to transform their vision into process; sometimes, it also means thinking backwards, and in reverse. My guest is Hayle Monroe, a printmaker and painter who was engaged in a new process (for her) of “reductive linocut printmaking”, where as each layer of the print is created, it
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Art is often the task of removing everything that isn’t supposed to be there, and then reveling in the rest. My guest is Andrew Robinson, who joined me on a windy day to talk about his process of moving from digital to analog when creating his images — in this case, a project focusing on
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Artists seem to love challenging themselves to doing something different — even stepping inside someone else’s shoes. My guests are Ralph Simpson (master basket-maker) and Liz Demerson (ceramicist), two of the artists in residence for this summer’s Fredericton Arts Alliance program. I met them at the Barracks, where they were busy working on new things
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When a person is lost, their impact can be celebrated in the art — and memories — they left behind. My guest today is Lori Quick, the Exhibitions & Communications Coordinator at the UNB Centre for Learning Futures and the UNB Art Centre. She has spearheaded an exhibition of the works of beloved Fredericton artist
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The arts community lost a legendary figure in the past few years in Biff Mitchell, a photographer, writer and multidisciplinary artist — as well as a champion of the arts and the artists who make them. My guest today is Deanna Musgrave, one of Biff’s friends and a painter who’s portrait of Biff will be
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My guests today are Alex Rioux (organizer) and Keri Fulton (host, performer), part of the upcoming event, The Big Gay Cabaret.
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My guest today is photographer and artist Gary Weekes, whose new exhibit, Trayces, is featured at the UNB Art Centre Galleries as part of the Black History Month exhibition.
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My guest today is Greg Davies, a painter, art historian, educator and administrator. His collection Chronos is part of the 2025 UNB Art Centre World Water Day showing, running from March 7 to May 2.
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My guest today is Thomas Hodd, the Saint John playwright behind an upcoming Theatre NB production of O’Brien.
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One of Fredericton’s most important artworks, has a new, permanent home in the city’s Beaverbrook Art Gallery.
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My guest today is Terry Graff, a mixed-media artist who combines whatever he can get a hold of into complex, multi-layered, challenging artwork. He joins me to talk about an exhibition of his work, filling one gallery with works from his Avian Cyborgs series and the other gallery with a combination of different series, including his Covid Terror Series. Terry joins me to talk about his long history of art-making from combining found objects and found ideas, and his constant inspiration.
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My guests today are Ysabelle Vautour and Cass Maz, two of the artists in residence in the Barracks Casemates this summer.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Ysabelle Vautour. Vautour is a visual artist who strives to create accesibility and inclusivity in the arts for those with disabilities.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Ramneet Kalra. Kalra is a photographer and poet.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Robin Ross. Ross is mainly a digital artist and creates portraits. He is using his residency to sketch portraits of people visiting the casemates and create acrylic paintings celebrating trans bodies.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Alison Veino. Veino is creates abstract flowing art.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Leone Pippard. Pippard creates watercolors inspired by nature and memory.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Olivia Thomson. Thomson creates illustrations, comics, and zines.
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Chat with FAA Artist in Residence, Darcy Hunter. Hunter creates beautiful landscapes using textiles.
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Chat with Empty Nesters, an alternative musician from Montreal.
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Chat with Bard in the Barracks “Much Ado About Nothing” actors Finn Boehm and Lucas Tapley and director Tilly Jackson.
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Chat with actors Naomi McGowan, Scott Shannon, Alex McAllister, and Jason McIntyre and director Len Falkenstein of the Bard in the Barracks production of “Coriolanus.”
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My guest today is Roland Urquhart, a senior kinesiology student involved a combination research and art project called The Art of Creation.
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My guest today is Craig Schneider, a sculptor and installation artist participating in the collective art exhibit Reflections, which is this year’s celebration and commemoration of World Water Day hosted by the UNB Art Centre.
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My guest today is Ann Manuel, a visual artist participating in the World Water Day art installation celebrated by the UNB Arts Centre.
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