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Deadline to Apply: Monday October 17, 5PM AST Calling all artists, crafters, and makers of things: apply to show & sell your getables, multiples, and goods at the Heart & Pocket Revue crafters market on Saturday, November 19, in Sackville, New Brunswick! Date: Saturday, November 19, 2022 Time: 9AM – 4PM Location: Royal Canadian Legion, 15 Lorne Street, Sackville, NB Table fee: $20 (Tables are 2.5' x 8' folding banquet tables) Please email submissions to heartandpocket@gmail.c

IN THIS HOUSE is a community storytelling project focusing on states of play at the intersection of form and narrative. Where and how do we belong? In belonging, where and how do we define home? IN THIS HOUSE is an experimental response to collecting. In this two-part workshop, participants will create a house (small sculpture, drawing, collage) and create a short story based on their work. Pre-registration is required. Space is limited and priority will be given to BIPOC vo

September 17th - October 8th The Journey So Far consists of a number of works done by current fourth year Fine Arts students at Mount Allison University. Despite enduring a pandemic, these fourth-year students continue finding inspiration in what is around them to create their work. Featuring works by: Maria Lutz, Alexandria Gilliss, Cho, Isra Amsdr, Jade Pinder, Daisy Graham, Chloe Lundrigan, Shivanya Albas Image: Cho, Hidden, 2021. Spray Paint/Acrylic on Wood

We are thrilled to welcome Simone Schmidt in the role of Programming Coordinator at Struts Gallery. Simone Schmidt (they/them) is a multidisciplinary artist from Toronto, Ontario. They grew up a settler on Anishnaabe, Haudenosaunee and Wendat territory. Their practice includes research-based songwriting, music production, poetic prose, video, and printmaking. Most recently they’ve released a collection of poems set to song by the late Joe Wallace, developed an airbrushing pra

Struts Gallery is pleased to welcome Talysha Bujold-Abu (Windsor, ON) as our new Open Studio Artist in Residence. Talysha will be in Sackville until October 11, working on illustrations exploring Blackness as a state of being; embodied through self-reflexive storytelling, and poetry. Talysha Bujold-Abu (she/her) is an illustrator and researcher from Windsor, ON – she holds a Masters of Fine Arts (MFA) from the University of Windsor (2018) and is recipient of the Conundrum Pre