Artist and printmaker Maria Doering will give you a glimpse into the endless experimental possibilities of monotype printmaking using textile and fibre materials. Students will manipulate non-toxic Akua Printmaking ink on a Plexiglas plate combining it with found materials and mark-making through the use of cotton swabs, toothpicks, brushes and pencils to then print it on paper.
All of us here at SJAC were saddened to hear of the sudden passing of Greg Klassen. We are very grateful for the outstanding art he shared with us and especially the chance to enjoy his company. We send our deepest condolences to his loving family. We invite you to visit Greg's website to experience his artwork: www.two-ravens-studio.ca Biography Greg
As a regional facility serving Greater Saint John, SJAC presents reports to the Regional Facilities Commission annually. Please enjoy browsing our mid-year report to the Commission covering 2016 and 2017 to date; it details much of the activity here at SJAC in the categories of Workshops, Events, Rentals, and Exhibitions. SJAC Report May 2017
We're back! This summer we learned that unfortunately even websites that have served us so well for many years can indeed pass away unexpectedly - but, that challenge has opened up a lot of great opportunities to move forward with new ways to serve you better. We are so grateful for the hard work and excellent service of
With the help of our generous sponsor, Uptown Saint John, the members of the Saint John Gallery Association have produced a helpful printed guide to the galleries in the Uptown area. This handy brochure, with contact information for all the locations and a helpful map to aid visitors, is available at all of the galleries and
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
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
Tue-Sat: 9 am – 5 pm
Sun-Mon: Closed
