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Video Art Screening | Fruit Loops II, Too Fruity Too Loopy Moncton | September 23rd, 8pm Sackville | October 1st, 8pm Online Screening | September 29th, 8pm FRUIT LOOPS II RESTREAM On demand October 16th, 7PM to 10PM ADT Link Here FRUIT LOOPS is back and better than ever! Galerie Sans Nom and Struts Gallery are excited to team up and announce the next iteration of our 2SLGBTQIA+ video art screening series: Too Fruity Too Loopy/Si Froufrou Si Farfelu. We are also excited to an

Saturday, July 30th | In partnership with SappyFest Moderated by Kate Lahey of Weary, Kim Edgar (Bird Feet), Ami Dang, Daniel Monkman, Adam Sturgeon (OMBIIGIZI) and Ysabelle Vautour came together in this artist-focused panel to imagine radical possibilities for change and transformation in the areas of accessibility, care, safety, collectivity, and wellbeing. Panelists shared strategies, insights, dreams, and interventions on the broad themes of disability, chronic illness, m

RITUAL FRAMES Performance & Artist Talk with Daze Jefferies Thursday, Aug 25th, 7pm Please join us at the Gallery for a live musical performance and an artist talk. RITUAL FRAMES is the experimental/electronic solo project of multidisciplinary artist Daze Jefferies. An assemblage of distressed synthscapes, found sounds, field recordings, and evocative vox, her music explores archival and ecological hauntings, rural trans embodiment, and sex worker dreams in Newfoundland and

We are excited to welcome Joshua Schwebel as our next Open Studio Artist in Residence! Joshua is developing a long-term research project investigating the relationship between philanthropy and resource extraction. His residency will be divided into two parts with a second phase scheduled for 2023. The research in Sackville will focus on Pierre Lassonde, former chair of both the Canada Council for the Arts and the Musée Nationale de Beaux Arts in Quebec, art collector, and gol

We are excited to welcome Newfoundland-based artist Daze Jefferies as our next Ease On Down The Road residency participant from August 16th – 26th. Daze Jefferies (she/her) is a sixth-generation white settler artist, writer, and researcher born and raised in the Bay of Exploits on the northeast coast of rural Ktaqmkuk (Newfoundland). Working with archives, oral histories, found beach materials, sound, poetry, sculpture, theory, performance, and illustration, her research-base

LIVING IS EASY Living is Easy is a professional development program for Struts Gallery Members. Participating artists are invited to use gallery space to stage or document work, install an exhibit, or generally experiment with their work in the space. August 3rd–20th Opening Reception Friday, Aug 5, 12–1pm Spewed-out during Year Two of the Pando, John Haney’s series Illuminations reimagines pithy one-liners, clichés, and worn-out exasperations as they might have been recorded

Now on Youtube An Extraterrestrial Search for Friendship, a short film created at Kids Video Camp. Featuring Halifax-based artist Sherry Lynn Jollymore, who helped facilitate the workshop alongside Struts staff.