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Art Battle Moncton 2014 - Meet Moncton

- Art Battle is live competitive painting. Painters create the best work they can across three rounds of public painting. The audience vote for the winners of each round, and the single winner of each event.

A National Championship is held at the end of each season, with competitors representing cities across Canada.

Meet Moncton Short Film. Meet the people behind what makes Moncton a great place to live, eat, shop & have fun!

Art Gallery | Beaverbrook Art Gallery | Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

The Beaverbrook Art Gallery is located in the historic New Brunswick city of Fredericton.

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The Beaverbrook Art Gallery | Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada

Get lost for hours gazing at works of art from the late Renaissance period, Aubusson and Gobelin tapestries, and European furniture and decorative arts.

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Alfa Art Gallery: Sightings - Photography Exhibition

Alfa Art annual New Brunswick Art Salon 2019: Sightings - Photography Exhibition

Dolores Breau, Prix Éloi 2019 -

La Société culturelle de la Vallée de Memramcook, en collaboration avec la Société d’histoire de Memramcook, est heureuse de présenter la septième édition du Prix Éloix 2019.

Dolores Breau
MPA (maître photographe)

La Vallée de Memramcook peut être fière de dire que cette professionnelle de la photographie y est née, en 1954, dans le petit village du chemin de Shediac. Dolores Breau a grandi dans une famille de trois frères et une sœur, dont le père, Hervé, était natif de Lourdes, et la mère, Marguerite Melanson, native de Saint-André près de Cap-Pelé. Elle termine ses études secondaires à l’École régionale de la Vallée de Memramcook en 1972, année de la dernière classe de finissants de cette école.
Elle poursuit ses études au Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick où elle obtient, en 1975, un certificat en tapisserie et remise en état des antiquités. Elle se dirige ensuite vers le Sheridan College of Applied Arts and Technology, à Oakville en Ontario. En 1978, elle en sort avec un diplôme en photographie appliquée. Durant les deux années de ce programme, elle remporte le titre de « meilleur étudiant ou étudiante ». On lui octroie aussi les premiers prix dans les catégories de photographie de studio et de portrait.

De retour en Acadie, elle déménage à Bathurst pour son travail en photographie industrielle et commerciale pour les dix campus du réseau des Collèges communautaires du Nouveau-Brunswick. Ce réseau a un centre audio-visuel où l’on produit maintes présentations audio-visuelles pour les enseignants et toute la publicité et le marketing des campus. Dès 1979, elle enseigne des cours du soirau Collège communautaire de Bathurst, puis en 1981, trois ans après l’obtention de son diplôme, elle met sur pied la compagnie de photographie commerciale qu’elle gère toujours aujourd’hui.
Toujours avide de connaissances, elle reçoit un certificat d’éducation aux adultes de l’Université de Moncton, ce qui la prépare pour une carrière en enseignement de la photographie appliquée. De 1988 à 2006, elle sera enseignante titulaire au programme de photographie appliquée du Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick, campus de Dieppe. Avant l’arrivée de Dolores, il n’était pas possible, au Nouveau-Brunswick, d’étudier en français en vue d’un diplôme de deux ans en photographie appliquée. C’est elle qui a mis sur pied le programme de première année du diplôme en photographie appliquée.
À compter de 1989, Dolores est reconnue pour son talent. Les Archives nationales du Canada à Ottawa choisissent sa collection photographique documentaire sociale Les Acadiens de Memramcook pour leurs archives historiques sur les Acadiens du Nouveau-Brunswick. Cette collection photographique en noir et blanc est imprimée selon les hauts standards archivables des Archives nationales du Canada.
En 1996, les Éditions d’Acadie publient ces photos dans un recueil intitulé Dolores Breau : Portraits d’un peuple. À ce moment-là, il n’est pas surprenant que Kodak Canadachoisisse cette collection de négatifs noir et blanc pour en faire les premières épreuves digitalisées qui seront imprimées pour ce livre de haute gamme. En 1997, Kodak Canadachoisit ce livre comme exemple canadien des nouvelles technologies, dans les domaines de l’imprimerie et de la numérisation digitale. Grâceà cette publication, le public est en mesure d’apprécier le talent de Dolores. Il lui aura fallu plus de dix années de recherche et de photographie pour terminer ce travail immense.
Les Éditions d’Acadie avaient publié, deux ans auparavant en 1994, le livre de Carolle Gagnon intitulé Marie-Hélène Allain : la symbolique de la pierre. Le travail iconographique, ainsi que plusieurs photographies que l’on peut y admirer, sont de Dolores.
Son talent est également reconnu par l’Association des photographes professionnels de l’Atlantique. En 2002, elle remporte le prix pour la meilleure photographie de presse de cette association, puis l’année suivante, le prestigieux prix de reconnaissance, Citation for Service pour son dévouement envers l’enseignement de la photographie. En 2005, l’association lui décerne le Distinguished Service Award, en 2008, le Meritorious Award, et en 2009, le plus haut titre : leFellowship Award.
Dolores détient cinq accréditations nationales en photographie de l’Association nationale des photographes professionnels du Canada soit : documentaire, portrait en studio, photographie de paysages, beaux-arts/photo décor et Performing Artist. En 2006, elle obtient son CPA, Craftsman of Photographic Art et,en 2011, elle reçoit le titre MPA, maître photographe.
Membre active de plusieurs associations dont l’Association des photographes professionnels du Canada et de l’Atlantique, Dolores est aussi une juge nationale accréditée. Depuis 1978, elle a fait plus de cinquante expositions solos et de groupe.
En plus, depuis 2009, elle trouve le temps de faire du bénévolat en tant que membre du conseil d’administration de la Société du Monument-Lefebvre à Memramcook

Richard Savoie - Wintertime

Richard Savoie - Wintertime
Music, Carlo Galozzi


Richard Savoie is a Quebec painter born in Moncton New Brunswick. He comes from a family of artists, the works of his uncle Roméo Savoie is part of Canada’s National Gallery.
Savoie spent part of his childhood by the sea and is still inspired by the sounds of its many moods, from the gentle lapping of waves on the shore to the thundering roar of surf whipped by a wild wind.
He studies art with Gabrielle Messier and Yolaine Lefebvre and becomes a full time artist by the 1980s.


Now he uses colour to capture these sounds from his childhood. Like Baudelaire, he is fascinated by the parallels between colour and sound and is inspired by their similarities. A fervent pastellist, he talks passionately of his art. His reverence for pure colour is almost religious and explains both his respect for colour and his desire to master all its nuances to better serve his art.
He is well versed in the theories of Eugene Chevreul, a 19th century chemist whose colour theories inspired many neo-impressionist painters.

He is familiar with the optical effects of juxtaposing pure colour. Each application will influence the next and the final colour is determined by the eye through the subtle blending of shades perceived by the optic nerve.
It is a delight to hear him speak about complementary colours and the subtleties of his art as a pastellist. He appreciates the durability of pure pigment, impervious to fading over time.
Savoie knows the value of precision in his work, always aware of the powdery volatility of his medium that allows very little room for touch-ups. He can scarcely conceal his pleasure when he picks up his colour sticks, arranged in orderly rows like a regiment of toy soldiers.
The pastel crayons work their magic in his fingers to render wilderness landscapes where rivers white with foam cascade through narrow channels under the brilliant skies of the changing seasons.

Wilderness, forests, rivers teeming with fish, deserted lanes or lively streets, Richard Savoie pauses to observe it all and to sketch the wonders of the world around him.
Each work by Richard Savoie reveals another fragment of the universe in a tapestry of light and colour that allows viewers to savour the finesse of his fresh and spontaneous approach.


Richard Savoie’s work can be found in major galleries throughout Canada and is also part of some of the country’s most important collections.


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ArtHouse New Brunswick Arts Culture

Tiny house in New Brunswick

New Brunswick Museum, New Brunswick, Canada

Exhibits include a full sized whale and a mastodon. During your visit, you can hike a geological our changing earth trail back through time in the Natural Sciences Gallery, where the geology and paleontology collections number about 50,000 specimens, or whale watch in the Hall of the Great Whales. In the History Galleries, you can follow the river route, admire the great sailing ships of the past, and experience life in a lumber camp.

New Brunswick Art Bank - Banque d'œuvres d'art du Nouveau-Brunswick

2009-2010 New Brunswick Art Bank Acquisitions / Acquisitions de la Banque d'œuvres d'art du Nouveau-Brunswick 2009-2010

Artwork by the following New Brunswick artists were selected for purchase / Voici les artistes néo-brunswickois dont les œuvres ont été choisies aux fin d'achat :
Jack Bishop (Saint John);
Joel Boudreau (Saint-Simon);
Luc Charette (Moncton);
Angèle Cormier (Moncton);
Kyle Cunjak (Fredericton);
Darren Emenau (Central Greenwich);
Yvon Gallant (Moncton);
Bruce Gray (Douglas);
Henrik Gringhuis (Upper Gagetown);
Susan Judah (Upper Kingsclear);
Herzl Kashetsky (Saint John);
Mathieu Leger (Moncton);
Adam MacDonald (Fredericton);
Freeman Patterson (Kingston);
Peter Powning (Markhamville);
Neil Rough (Edgetts Landing);
Romeo Savoie (Robichaud);
Cliff Turner (Saint John); and
Istvan Zsako (Baie Verte).

Bold and Beaten
Music by/musique par
Matt Andersen and/et the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra / l'Orchestre des jeunes du Nouveau-Brunswick

New Brunswick Art Salon, Photography 2015: Raritan Photographic Society

Artist :
Barbara Eggermann
Hilda S. DeSanctis
Carol Biunno-Petscavage
Bill Petscavage
Susan Powel
Paul Eggermann
Julie Barlasov
John Cregar

Contributors

Barbara Eggermann
Peter van der Does
Vesselin Kourtev
Galina Kourteva
Hristiyan Kourtev
Bari Kaplan
Jalana Middlebrooks

Beaverbrook Art Gallery | Commercial Buildings Retrofit Program Success Stories

The Commercial Buildings Retrofit Program has been designed to help owners and operators of commercial buildings reduce electricity consumption, increase competitiveness, and create healthier, safer, and more comfortable workspaces for both their teams and customers.

We provide financial incentives of up to $3,300 towards an energy audit of your building, and up to $75,000 towards an efficiency retrofitting project! Get started today.

Speed Painting : New Brunswick Cloudscape

My first time creating a speed time lapse of myself painting a fun sunset near my home. It is an acrylic 6 x 6 inch on canvas with an entire range of bright saturated colours used. It is pretty cool watching how a painting comes together layer upon layer.






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Alfa Art Gallery - Mike Tublin of New Brunswick Sister Cities Association (NBSCA)

Meet Mike Tublin! He is the director of the New Brunswick Sister Cities Association (NBSCA). The NBSCA is hosting their Art of Diplomacy exhibit at Alfa Art Gallery.

Exhibition Duration: March 5, 2019—April 20, 2019

Check out Mike Tublin's interview by Alfa's own Doug Rizio

Art Battle - Live Competitive Painting

Art Battle is a live competitive painting event held in almost every major city across Canada. Each event sees 12 artists competing against one other in hopes of winning the grand prize of the evening and the chance to compete the in National Championship. The artists have 20 minutes to paint whatever inspires them in the medium of acrylic and as they work, patrons move around the easels to watch their process.

At the end of each round the audience votes for their favourite painting and bids in a silent auction for the work they want to take home. All the proceeds of the evenings paintings are split between the artists competing and into growing Art Battle for future artists and patrons. With competitions held every month, this truly is something everyone needs to experience!

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Opus was in high attendance for Art Battle 63, held at the Vancouver FanClub, with 4 Opus Staff members participating in the battle. After the competition, we sat down with Art Battle Vancouver Director, Bill Higginson to discuss the competition, the impact it has had on the arts community, and the importance of exposing the public to an artist's process.

Visit for more information on upcoming events near you!

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Credits

Featuring
Bill Higginson


Special Thanks to
The Vancouver FanClub


Produced by
Opus Art Supplies


Created by
Ryan Mund

Music by
Dan O'Connor
Sunburst Dreams

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Interview with Logan Staats - CTV The Launch

Logan Staats has had a whirlwind couple of days following his win on Wednesday night's preimier of CTV's The Launch. The 29 year old singer/songwriter from Six Nations Reserve, Grand River, Ontario can hold his head high with this honour. His single, The Lucky Ones, that was launched to iTunes following the show, hit #1 over night and, at posting two days later, is still holding the top spot.

Staats was one of five(5) acts competing for the launch, up against Havelin, Julia Tomlinson, The Revel Boys and Vivian Hicks. Two artists were picked to record and perform the new original tune (Staats and Hicks) and only one would be picked to launch. All under the mentorship of Scott Borchetta (founder of Big Machine Label Group, Taylor Swift), Shania Twain (top-selling country artist of all-time) and busbee (songwriter/producer: “Try” - P!nk, My Church - Maren Morris, 'The Fighter - Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood, and Dark Side - Kelly Clarkson)

This week's chosen song, The Lucky Ones, was written by busbee, Bleta Rexha, Maureen McDonald, Justin Franks, Casper & B. The demo we heard on the show was very mainstream Pop. However, Staats version is a simpilfied soulful version that fits him and his style perfectly.

We, at Canadian Beats, were pleased to be able to talk to Staats by phone for this enlightning interview.

About Logan Staats:
Raised in Brantford, Ont., Logan Staats started writing and performing music in his teens, later becoming an award-winning artist. His haunting voice has provided opportunities to share the stage with acts such as Buffy Sainte-Marie, Keith Secola and Mumford and Sons. A product of passion and tireless musical commitment, Logan’s songs are truly his own. Armed with his guitar and harmonica, he has transitioned from the weekend bar circuit to playing sold out venues. His performances are animated by a level of self-possession, sadness, and joy created by an aura of inevitability. Logan is hell bent on raising the bar for Indigenous/mainstream crossover music.

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Reinventing the music television series genre, The Launch debuts a new and unique format, documenting an authentic, behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to break a new artist and bring a song to life.

In each hour-long episode, headed by music mogul Scott Borchetta, a group of unsigned emerging artists are mentored in the creation of a new original song by a panel of internationally renowned hit makers and mentors – from discovery to stardom in just two days.

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OIL PAINTING TIME LAPSE//The mermaid project Episode 6 Part 2 (Color)

Hi guys, welcome back, this is the second part of the painting process for 'Low Tide'. In this episode I will be adding color to the underpainting that I did in Episode 6 Part 1;

I used m.Graham walnut alkyd for medium to do thin glazes of color on the underpainting. I also used it to 'oil out' the painting after it was completely dry so that I would have a smooth surface to do small details.

'Low Tide' is based on Hopewell Rocks in New Brunswick, Canada

This painting is oil on gessoed board, 8x8 inches.





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New Brunswick. It's Art! | Au Nouveau-Brunswick... L'art, c'est chacun d'entre nous.

Literature, theatre, visual arts, architecture, crafts, music, dance... art has many ways to express itself. Meet New Brunswick's talented artists and discover a wealth of creative ideas on the New Brunswick Arts Board website: .

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Littérature, théâtre, arts visuels, architecture, artisanat, musique, danse... l'art s'exprime de multiples façons. Découvrez des artistes inspirés et des trésors de créativité sur le site Web du Conseil des arts du Nouveau-Brunswick :