After eight years with the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, I have made the decision to conclude this chapter and pursue new opportunities. Thank you to all who have been part of this adventure—I am eager to remain an advocate for the culture of New Brunswick and Canada.
Come to the Beaverbrook Art Gallery tomorrow evening (Dec 7th) at 6:30pm for Omar Gandhi's talk "Where the Wild Things Are." Omar is one of the finest contemporary architects in Canada, and the pride of Halifax. @BeaverbrookAG@omar
The installation of a major piece of artwork by nationally recognized & local Wolastoqiyik artist, Percy Sacobie has been celebrated at the @yfcairport. Commissioned by the City, and on permanent loan to the airport, support was also provided by the @BeaverbrookAG. (1/2)
The @BeaverbrookAG art prep crew hard at work tonight at the Fredericton airport installing the massive Percy Sacobie artwork that will sit atop the departure lounge. #Glooscap@yfcairport@CBCNB
A lot of people in Ottawa are dunking on this art, but the one at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery in Fredericton, when seen in person, was weirdly powerful and compelling.
Congratulations to the Theodore Prize winner, Will Gill from St. John's, Newfoundland!
Learn more: https://t.co/XE94Lcfuzj
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Félicitations à notre gagnant du prix Théodore, Will Gill de Terre-Neuve de saint-jean !
En savoir plus : https://t.co/XE94Lcfuzj
Congratulations! APMA's 2023 Best Atlantic-Published Book Award is Wabanaki Modern / Wabanaki Kiskukewey / Wabanaki Moderne by @JohnnyLeroux1 & Emma Hassencahl-Perley, published by
@goose_lane and @BeaverbrookAG#ReadAtlantic https://t.co/bk5pPtxm8j
Still smiling as our book "Wabanaki Modern" won the Best Atlantic Published Book award at the Atlantic Book Awards last night. Thanks to @goose_lane for the great collaboration with the @BeaverbrookAG . Go Elsipogtog!
Looking forward to picking up a copy of this book soon. Poignant eye-opening images of Atlantic Canada by a New Brunswicker who has made a notable mark.
LEAVING GOOD THINGS BEHIND by @DBCalabrese is out today! This stunning collection of photos, accompanied by stories and personal essays, documents the inextricable relationship between the people of Atlantic Canada and the landscapes where they live and work. Get your copy now 💙