Gallery Floorplans
Please refer to our Guide for Exhibitors (revised June 2019) for updated floorplans.
Application Form
Artists can apply to exhibit at SJAC by completing our simple, one-page downloadable form and including the supporting materials as indicated. We recommend using Adobe Acrobat Reader to fill out the form digitally (Mac users may encounter formatting difficulties if they use Preview.) If submitting digitally, please be sure to save the completed PDF form with
Emily McCumber
The New Brunswick Museum and the Saint John Arts Centre are pleased to announce that Saint John fiber artist Emily McCumber, a graduate of the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, is the recipient of 2016’s Professional Visual Artists’ Fund grant. Ms. McCumber will be using this money to attend a lace-weaving course being
January 2017
Please join us with the artists for the opening reception of new exhibitions on Friday, January 13, 2017, at 5:30pm. The featured artists are: Frazee Gallery: Sarah Sackville Canada Games Gallery: NBCCD Photography Students Library & Rotunda Galleries: Sculpture SJ Soapstone Carving Students
Early Music Studio
SJAC is proud to work with the Early Music Studio of Saint John, hosting regular performances and the Early Music Festival in May. Its mission is to provide educational and performance programs which stimulate interest in, and increase appreciation of, renaissance, baroque and classical music of the historical period dating from the first voyage of Jacques
Carnegie Colours
Coming soon!
Carnegie Rughookers
jSJAC’s Resident Fiber Arts Group Welcomes You! The Carnegie Rughookers were formed in Saint John in September 2004. They took their name from the historic Carnegie Building, the home of SJAC. The group meets here every Friday from 9:30am-12pm (September to May) to exchange information and ideas, to compare projects, and to work on their
SJ Gallery Association
As of May 1, 2018 the Saint John Gallery Association members are: Buckland Merrifield Gallery Cobalt Gallery Handworks Gallery Jones Gallery Trinity Galleries New Brunswick Museum Saint John Arts Centre Saint John Art Club Saint John Free Public Library (Millennium Artplace) Third Space Gallery Due to the extreme popularity of the Gallery Hop events, it
Canada Games Gallery (Carnegie Rughookers)
Places We Have Been: Journeys in Rughooking Places We Have Been: Journeys in Rughooking is a broadly themed exhibit, conceived with the intention of encouraging each rughooker to create an original and personal work based on the memory of a passage or a place that is subjective and emotive. The journeys represented in this exhibit