Explore our virtual art exhibition presenting artwork culminating from a collaboration initiated through a remote-artist residency.
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You’re invited to attend our virtual open house for From Harm to Harmony, a group exhibition by Conservation Council supporters looking at the challenges of climate change and the power of people to make a difference.
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Group exhibition by Conservation Council of New Brunswick supporters looks at challenges of climate change and the power of people to make a difference.
We’re thrilled to announce the newest additions to our Community-Engaged Artist-in-Residence and Mentorship Program: Stephen Hero, a hip hop artist from Saint John, Shoshanna Wingate, a poet from Sackville, and Mario Dorion, a painter from Kent.
From Harm to Harmony Featured Artwork Inspiring Action. Nurturing Artists. Building Community Explore the Conservation Council of New Brunswick’s Community Arts Project Inspiring Action. Nurturing Artists. Building Community We asked our community art collective to share their perspectives on environmental issues impacting New Bruswick. Together, their artwork reflect a hope in a fairer, cleaner tomorrow!
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Experience the debut of music created by local youth and artist Matthew Elliott (known as Stephen Hero and David R. Elliott) during Elliott’s From Harm to Harmony Residency and Mentorship.
We are pleased to welcome Karen LeBlanc, Ji Hyang Ryu, Anne and Kim Stilwell, Nadia Francavilla and Teresa Devor Hall to our From Harm to Harmony Community Engaged Artist in Residence and Mentorship Program.
Join our community-engaged artist-in-residence and mentorship program, From Harm to Harmony, for an exciting event, “Branch Out and Weave for Climate Change” on Jan. 26 and 27.
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We are inviting our members and supporters to participate in Phase 3 of our inspiring From Harm to Harmony community art collaboration!
After a very successful and meaningful initial phase of the From Harm to Harmony: The Healing Power of Nature community art project, we are inviting our members and supporters to participate this summer in Phase-2 of this project.
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