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SUMMARY:Carving lessons with Max Hutchison
DESCRIPTION:Award winning artist Max Hutchison will be teaching carving lessons at the River Art Centre\, in Florenceville-Bristol\, NB. \nAfter studying wood carving for many years with James Buxton\, learning essential carving skills while refining his technique\, Max has started to accept students for Beginner Carving lessons. \nBeginner Carving: \n\nAll lessons are for a maximum of one student at a time.\nEach course is $100 for four\, two-hour sessions sessions over four weeks. The schedule will be worked out between Max and the student.\nStudents will carve a “smoothy” – a duck\, penguin\, bird or other animal. Wood and carving equipment is provided.\nCall the Gallery at 506-392-6769 to express your interest\, ask questions\, reserve your course or add your name to the waiting list.\n\nMeet Max:\nMax is an avid carver who quickly picked up the skills required to make ambitious and engaging carvings. His Shark\, 2023 can be seen at the Bun Veysey Active Living Centre and is part of the Public Art Collection of the District of Carleton North. Max’s work took a unique turn when he started to tell a story in his pieces\, referencing classic cartoon figures or in his award winning carving of the shark chasing its lunch. Max runs a carving group that meet weekly at the River Art Centre and he is delighted to share his knowledge and expertise with those who want to learn how to carve. \n
URL:https://mccainartgallery.com/exhibitions/carving-lessons-with-max-hutchison/
LOCATION:Andrew & Laura McCain Art Gallery\, 8 McCain Street\, Florenceville-Bristol\, New Brunswick\, E7L 3H6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Adults,Programs & Workshops
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SUMMARY:"Shared Landscapes" By Diana Baldwin plus "Knock Knock and Other Prints" By Natt Cann
DESCRIPTION:Shared Landscapes by Diana Baldwin\nDiana Baldwin is a printmaker working from her home studio in Port Williams\, Nova Scotia\, Canada. She was introduced to printmaking by The Mahone Bay Printmakers. With the Guidance of Ed Porter\, Professor Emeritus NCCADU\, etching became her main focus and passion. \n \nKnock Knock and Other Prints by Natt Cann\nNatt Cann is a Canadian visual artist whose projects of print hone upon the haunting of lands – ideologies and industries keeping afloat Canadian notions of colonial heritage and their degradations. Natt’s aim is to share Atlantic centric discussions of commorancy\, climate\, and past snuffed economic aspirations amidst the celebrations of current peoples\, politics\, and newfound practices. \n“I am a printmaker focusing primarily on etching. My subject matter includes still lifes and landscapes. \nI have a particular interest in how landscapes are affected by the changing seasons and the passage of time. Agricultural and manmade patterns on the land are also fascinating to me. On my daily walks\, bike rides\, or time spent gazing out the window\, my attention will often be caught by a snatch of colour\, interesting pattern\, or texture. This becomes inspiration for future projects. \nI enjoy the etching process and the many steps it takes to get the finished print. It gives me time to settle in and think about how I will achieve the end result. It also allows for the possibility of experimentation. I am constantly learning how this process can be adapted to aid in the interpretation of my ideas. \nI find myself excited by what is offered by the blank plate at the beginning of a project. There is always hope and expectation at what will come off the press at the end of the journey.” \n-Diana Baldwin \n \n \n \n“Knock Knock continues my interests as an ongoing explorative series into the 21st-century capitalist rental system\, an admission that many will never own a house\, a stark reminder of the loss of architectural heritage\, and the urgent need to address the housing crisis. The body of work is a collection of primarily Atlantic doors\, impressionable Victorian brownstone and Gothic Revival abodes captured in lens based means and mono-printed through photochemical transfers. Their texture and design imparts a sense that they are vanishing in favour of their replacements\, undeniably featureless podium developments designed for those who can’t yet afford them. \nYet\, amidst the seriousness of the art’s statement\, a pleasantness and authenticity stands bold amongst the collection. The colour and variation of the nearly 200 and growing mono-prints\, bring to the audience the nostalgia of home on the east coast and what it means to own or not own a house in today’s world.” \n-Natt Cann
URL:https://mccainartgallery.com/exhibitions/shared-landscapes-by-diana-baldwin-plus-knock-knock-and-other-prints-by-natt-cann/
LOCATION:Andrew & Laura McCain Art Gallery\, 8 McCain Street\, Florenceville-Bristol\, New Brunswick\, E7L 3H6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions,Past Exhibitions,Upcoming Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Canva for Beginners Workshop with David Bailey
DESCRIPTION:Canva for Beginners Workshop \nJoin us for a Canva for Beginners Workshop with David Bailey on Saturday\, May 10\, 2025\, from 1-3 PM at the Florenceville-Bristol Community Hall. \nLearn how to create professional-looking designs using Canva\, a simple and versatile graphic design tool. Whether you’re new to design or looking to improve your skills\, this hands-on workshop will help you get started. To see what Canva is\, visit www.canva.com \n\n\n$20 per person \n\n\nBring your own device and Hotspot \n\n\nLocation: 8696 Main Street\, Florenceville-Bristol \n\n\nRegister now: Call 506-392-6769 or email info@mccainartgallery.com \n\n\nSpots are limited—sign up today!
URL:https://mccainartgallery.com/exhibitions/canva-for-beginners-workshop-with-david-bailey-2/
LOCATION:River Art Centre\, 8746 Main St.\, Florenceville-Bristol\, New Brunswick
CATEGORIES:Adults,Events,Gallery Calendar,Teens
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