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Upcoming Events

1. Fredericton Arts Alliance AGM & Expansion & New Directions of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery Feb 10 2. Music Runs Through It presents Juanita Bourque at Corked Wine Bar Feb 4 3. Be a Part of FROSTival’s Weekend #3 Feb 6 & 7 4. Shari Andrews Book Launch for First Thin Light Feb 6 5. Choral Evensong at Christ Church Cathedral Feb 7 6. odd sundays at Corked Wine Bar presents Naomi K. Lewis & Aaron Giovannone Feb 7 7. Talk by Dr. Stewart Donovan: Art, Politics and the Easter Rebellion Feb 8 8. NB Film Co-op's Monday Night Film Series presents Room (Feb 8) & Brand New Testament (Feb 15) 9. Maritime Brass Quinted at Memorial Hall Feb 10 10. Leadership and Legacy Guided Tour at NB Sports Hall of Fame Feb 10 11. Theatre St. Thomas and Solo Chicken Productions presents The Bacchae Feb 10-13 12. Irish Heritage Celebration at the Fredericton Public Library Feb 11 13. Saint John String Quartet presents Enchantment Feb 11 14. Fire and Ice Valentines Ball at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre Feb 13 15. Valentines for Two Guitars at the Wilmot United Church Feb 14 16. Qwerty Reads Event at Wilser’s Room Feb 18 17. Spotlight Series presents Woody Holler & His Orchestra at The Playhouse Feb 18 18. The York Sunbury Historical Society presents A Virtual View of Historic Fredericton Feb 18

Workshops | Classes | Art Camps

1. Art Lessons with Allison Green: In Studio or From a Distance 2. Figure Drawing Studio at NBCCD Resumes on Jan 20 3. NBCCD LEAP 2016 Course List 4. Experience More! Presents Songwriting Workshop with Dave Gunning Feb 6 5. Experience More! Presents Learn to Foxtrot, Jive and Waltz Feb 11 6. edVentures workshops during FROSTival 7. Yoga Dance Special on Valentine’s Day 8. Watercolour & Drawing Classes at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre with Robert Melanson

Auditions | Call for Artist Submissions & Awards

1. NANB seeks Artist to Complete a Commissioned Painting for 2016 Centennial 2. Call for Work by Aboriginal Artists & Craftspeople: Sharing Stories 3. City Accepting Applications for Annual Arts, Culture and Heritage Funding Program 4. Call for Submissions: Sweet Decay

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1. Fredericton Arts Alliance AGM & Expansion & New Directions of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery Feb 10 The Fredericton Arts Alliance is very pleased to present a free public talk at their AGM by Director and CEO of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Terry Graff, on the current expansion and new directions of this world-renowned gallery on February 10 at 7pm in the Charlotte Street Art Centre Auditorium. With an exciting expansion project underway, the Beaverbrook Art Gallery is charting a bold new future that will significantly enhance its public programs, collections and identity as a cornerstone in the cultural life of New Brunswick and as a landmark destination for visitors to the province. Converging architectural goals with social and cultural goals, the new and improved Beaverbrook Art Gallery will raise the bar by providing a stimulating constellation of experiences that will contribute to New Brunswick’s quality of life, to the promotion of creative thinking and artistic excellence, and to important cultural and economic opportunities in the province. It will not only mean many new partnerships with New Brunswick’s vibrant arts community, but with schools, universities, community groups, and local businesses, and will allow more people to participate in the Gallery’s many programs and activities. The talk will be followed by the FAA Annual General Meeting. Refreshments, including beer and pizza, will be provided. The FAA welcomes everyone interested in the arts in Fredericton to join us. The evening provides a wonderful opportunity for artists working in all disciplines as well as arts supporters to get together for a relaxed evening of sharing. Back to top.

2. Music Runs Through It presents Juanita Bourque at Corked Wine Bar Feb 4 The next show in the Music Runs Through It series features Juanita Bourque on Thursday, February 4 at 7:30pm Juanita Bourque is best known as one of the lead singers in Fredericton's Sissy and the Hobo's, after releasing their very well received self-titled ablum. Her smooth vocals made people sit up and take notice, and while that band is no longer together, Juanita is still singing. She sang lead in a soft jazz/easy listening band called SpeakEasy before recording and performing with Sissy and the Hobos, who were nominated for the 2014 Music New Brunswick Awards for "Emerging Artist of the Year" and "Folk Recording of the Year". Their debut album features songs written by Juanita addressing themes of love, loss and sacrifice while paying tribute to the musical influences in a variety of genres from folk, country to bluegrass and roots. Juanita continues to engage audiences with her lyrics and vocals as a solo performer and has also been collaborations with other local musicians to further develop her song writing and musical skills. Juanita will be joined by well-known Fredericton musicians Shane Guitar(guitar) and Jamie Guitar (upright bass). For more information visit: http://www.musicnb.org/artist/juanita-bourque. Upcoming shows at Corked Wine Bar:

Christine Campbell - Thursday, March 10

Jared Lutes - Thursday, April 14

Tim Walker - Thursday, May 12

The Young Novelists - Wednesday, June 1 For more information on the music series visit musicrunsthroughit.com. Back to top.

3. Be a Part of FROSTival’s Weekend #3 Feb 6 & 7 FROSTival Weekend #3 is all about music, great performances, multicultural events and SPEED! Don’t miss out on the fun! The place to be this week is Crabbe Mountain for Speed Week! (February 1-7) Race clubs from all over Atlantic Canada come to Crabbe to train and race, so be a spectator this week as you witness the crazy speeds these skiers can muster. Learn about cultures around the world with Noche Latina (February 6, 6-9pm) at Wilmot Church with great Latino food and music; Dakhabrakha (February 4, 7:30pm), at the Playhouse. This is a Ukrainian band with a very unique sound, described as “ethnic chaos”; also at the Playhouse, celebrate the Chinese New Year with a Gala show (February 6, 6:30pm). This weekend will also have great performances; first with Linda Griffith’s Age of Arousal (February 3-6) at UNB’s Memorial Hall, this play is described as being a “witty, sexy comedy, bursting with politics, forbidden desires, and revolution”. As well, TNB has a very unique production entitled Returning Fire (February 4-7); the audience receives texts that happen between the two main characters as they make their way from a military base to their meeting place in Fredericton culminating in the discovery of where to find the actors! Also enjoy a once in a lifetime event: catch Dave Gunning at the Playhouse (February 5, 7:30pm) for an evening of heartfelt East Coast music.

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Enjoy the great outdoors with the Winter Wacky Science Day (February 6, 12-4pm) at Mactaquac Provincial Park – conduct science experiments to help you understand the science behind winter’s beauty! The next day, learn how to build Snow Shelters (February 7, 10am-4pm) at the UNB College Field; these “quinzhees” are an winter camping shelter. Continuing this week is Dine Around Freddy, with 10 restaurants participating, it is a veritable celebration of food in Fredericton with an affordable $31 + tax per person. Of course this is just the highlights of Weekend #3. Be sure to visit the FROSTival website to get all the details at http://www.tourismfredericton.ca/en/thingstodo/FrostivalCalendar.asp#Weekend3. Back to top.

4. Shari Andrews Book Launch for First Thin Light Feb 6 Shari Andrews will launch her new poetry collection First Thin Light on Saturday, February 6 at 1pm at Westminster Books, located at 445 King Street. In her fifth book from Oberon Press, Shari "considers the bonds that tie the present to the past in terms of what it means to be female, and the influences both obvious and subtle that have gathered to define her." Back to top.

5. Choral Evensong at Christ Church Cathedral Feb 7 On Sunday, February 7 at 4pm, Christ Church Cathedral presents Choral Evensong. This is a special Evensong, celebrating the Psalms. The Cathedral Adult Choir, under the direction of Dr. Willis Noble, and associate organist, Dr. Sharon Pond, have invited 15 choirs from the Deaneries of York and Fredericton to join them in the singing of music by Smith, Willan, and Stanford. Psalms will also be sung in various Anglican chants, and in plainsong. All are welcome. Back to top.

6. odd sundays at Corked Wine Bar presents Naomi K. Lewis & Aaron Giovannone Feb 7 For the first time this season, odd sundays is odd two weeks in a row. On February 7, we feature Naomi K. Lewis and Aaron Giovannone as guests. Naomi K. Lewis is the current UNB Writer-in-Residence. She is a writer, editor, teacher based in Calgary. She wrote her 2008 novel Cricket in a Fist while a graduate student at UNB and her 2012 story collection won Enfield & Wizenty's Colophon Prize and was shortlisted for two Alberta book awards. Her non-fiction has been shortlisted for provincial and national magazine awards. Naomi was a magazine editor for the last decade, and will be UNB's writer-in-residence throughout the winter of 2016. Aaron Giovannone’s first full-length collection of poetry is The Loneliness Machine (Insomniac Books, 2013). His poems have also appeared in literary magazines, including Antigonish Review, Canadian Literature, Event, Filling Station, Prairie Fire, and Prism International. Originally from St. Catharines, Ontario, Aaron is a graduate of Concordia University in Montreal and the University of Calgary. He has lived in Castelliri, Italy, and on a grant from the International Council for Canadian Studies, he spent a year at the Università di Siena. Aaron has a Ph.D. in English literature and teaches at Okanagan College in Kelowna, British Columbia. We look forward to welcoming Naomi and Aaron to our vibrant group, and welcoming all of you once again to Corked Wine Bar, located at 83 Regent St., where you can enjoy something from Charlotte’s bar, the readings by our guests, the offerings during the open mic, and the possibility of going home with a great book won during the book draw. Back to top.

7. Talk by Dr. Stewart Donovan: Art, Politics and the Easter Rebellion Feb 8 On Monday, February 8, to open Heritage Week activities, the Capital Area Chapter of the Irish Canadian Cultural Association of NB (ICCANB), will sponsor a talk by Dr. Stewart Donovan, Professor of Irish Studies at St. Thomas University. The talk will take place in the Kinsella Auditorium, STU campus, beginning at 3:30pm. The title of the talk is Art, Politics and the Easter Rebellion, and will commemorate the upcoming 100

th Anniversary of the Easter 1916

Rebellion in Ireland. This significant historical revolt led to the founding of the Republic of Ireland and the end of 700 years of British domination. The talk is open to the public and is of great interest to the large percentage of New Brunswick citizens who can claim Irish heritage. Back to top.

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8. NB Film Co-op's Monday Night Film Series presents Room (Feb 8) & Brand New Testament (Feb 15) Room February 8, 2016, 7:30pm at Tilley Hall, UNB Campus Director: Lenny Abrahamson Ireland, Canada, 2015 English 118 minutes Cast: Brie Larson, Jacob Tremblay, Joan Allen After five-year-old Jack and his mother escape from the enclosed surroundings that Jack has known his entire life, the boy makes a thrilling discovery: the outside world. Room tells the extraordinary story of Jack, a spirited 5-year-old who is looked after by his loving and devoted mother. Like any good mother, Ma dedicates herself to keeping Jack happy and safe, nurturing him with warmth and love and doing typical things like playing games and telling stories. Their life, however, is anything but typical--they are trapped--confined to a windowless, 10-by-10-foot space that Ma has euphemistically named Room. Ma has created a whole universe for Jack within Room, and she will stop at nothing to ensure that, even in this treacherous environment, Jack is able to live a complete and fulfilling life. But as Jack's curiosity about their situation grows, and Ma's resilience reaches its breaking point, they enact a risky plan to escape, ultimately bringing them face-to-face with what may turn out to be the scariest thing yet: the real world. Nominated for 4 Academy Awards. Brand New Testament February 15, 2016, 7:30pm at Tilley Hall, UNB Campus Director: Jaco Van Dormael Belgium, France Luxembourg, 2015 French, German with English subtitles 113 minutes Principal Cast: Pili Groyne, Benoît Poelvoorde, Catherine Deneuve Jaco Van Dormael's silly, sweet-natured and stylish alternate theology comedy, The Brand New Testament, is an irresistibly laugh-out-loud and feel-good story. In this fantasy film, God is a wrathful being living in a cramped, tatty apartment in Brussels who gets his kicks watching his creatures suffer and making up thousands of Laws of Annoyance (example: whatever line a person stands in, the other one moves faster.) Each law is quickly illustrated onscreen and each is a hoot. He lives with his long-suffering wife, his son JC who has retired to become a statue, and his 10 year old daughter named Ea. And while we might have heard of his son, who in this reading seems to have defied His will by walking among the people and getting himself killed for his troubles, we probably know less about Ea, his daughter. Ea is observant, gaining in powers and wants to set the world, which her mean-spirited father regards as his own personal playset, to rights.. “Don’t get crazy ideas like your brother,” Dad grunts, but later that evening she has a conversation with “JC” and the pair devise a plan. Ea is going to get six additional disciples, and listen to them, thus creating a Brand New Testament. This term, 14 limited release, independent, foreign, and Canadian films will be shown. Admission is $7/film, but a film society membership reduces admission cost to $4/film. The series is open to all. Memberships are available at Tilley 102 every Monday night. For further info, contact NB Film Co-op at 455-1632 or info@nbfilmcoop.com. For more information visit: http://www.nbfilmcoop.com/exhibition/monday-night-film-series. The NB Film Co-op in partnership with the UNB Faculty of Arts and the Toronto Film Festival presents the series. Back to top.

9. Maritime Brass Quinted at Memorial Hall Feb 10 On Wednesday, February 10, 2016 at 7:30pm the Maritime Brass Quintet will play at Memorial Hall, UNB. Tickets are: $27 adult, $22 senior, and $10 students. Drink in a robust cocktail of brass classics! Enjoy an artfully mixed program featuring works by Scheidt, Debussy, Ewazen, and Howarth garnished with Howard Cable’s A Newfoundland Sketch. Maritime Brass Quintet is comprised of five of Canada’s finest brass players: Curtis Dietz and Richard Simoneau (trumpet), Gina Patterson (horn), Eric Mathis (trombone) and Bob Nicholson (tuba & bass trombone). Since forming in 2011, MBQ has been gaining recognition as a leading brass ensemble in Canada and internationally. Back to top.

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10. Leadership and Legacy Guided Tour at NB Sports Hall of Fame Feb 10 You are invited to a Leadership and Legacy guided tour at the NB Sports Hall of Fame on Wednesday, February 10. Join our curator on a free guided tour of the NB Sports Hall of Fame. Play on the Virtual Sports System and visit our Biomechanics and Sports Discovery Centre. There are three tour times to choose from: 1pm, 2pm, and 3pm. The NB Sports Hall of Fame is located at 503 Queen Street. RSVP by calling 453-3747 or by email at Marieka.chaplin@gnb.ca. Back to top.

11. Theatre St. Thomas and Solo Chicken Productions presents The Bacchae Feb 10-13 Theatre St. Thomas, featuring Solo Chicken Productions’ the coop, presents: The Bacchae by Euripides from February 10 – 13, 2016 at 7:30pm (plus a 2pm Saturday matinée) in the Black Box Theatre, Sir James Dunn Hall, located at 67 Dineen Drive, at St. Thomas University. The iconic Greek God Dionysus takes the stage at the Black Box Theatre and demands that we witness what happens when hedonism and repression engage in a fierce battle. The Bacchae, a classic Greek tragedy that is more than relevant for our present day struggles, compels us to think about the consequences of subscribing to a narrow world view, be it sex, drugs, and rock and roll, or a puritanical ethos. Theatre St. Thomas teams up with Solo Chicken Productions’ physical theatre company, the coop, to retell this classic tale using the physical body and voice as the foundation, with a liberal sprinkling of corsets and heels. Don’t miss this vibrant, compelling, and at times horrifying journey directed by Lisa Anne Ross and assistant director Alexa Higgins. Tickets are $5 students/seniors, $10 general and will be sold at the door. For more information visit the TST website: http://wp.stu.ca/tst/, TST Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheatreStThomas or contact Robin C. Whittaker, TST Artistic Producer, at rwhit@stu.ca. Back to top.

12. Irish Heritage Celebration at the Fredericton Public Library Feb 11 On Thursday, February 11, as part of Heritage Week in the city, the Capital Area Chapter (ICCANB) will hold an evening of readings and music, at the Fredericton Public Library, beginning between 6:30 and 7pm. Everyone is welcome. The Chapter will also, this evening, recognize someone in the community, business or individual, who has, over the years, supported the work of our Chapter in promoting and protecting the long history and culture of the Irish of New Brunswick. We would like to thank the Fredericton Public Library for partnering with us on this event. It has been our privilege, over the years, to have been supported by the Library on a number of occasions. Back to top.

13. Saint John String Quartet presents Enchantment Feb 11 On February 11 Fredericton audiences will be romanced by Symphony NB’s Saint John String Quartet. The program, Enchantment, will explore 200 years of music. The Quartet will share with you an intimacy of expression in Schubert’s masterpiece, “Rosemaunde” String Quartet in A minor. Youthful adoration will be explored with the music of the “Spanish Mozart”, Juan Crisostomo Arriaga. And finally Canadian composer, Janet Danielson’s 2010 work “Let us awake from this dream” will impart music that describes sensual textures and devotion. This will be presented on Thursday, February 11 at 7:30pm in Fredericton in McCain Hall at St Thomas University. Tickets are $25 for adults, $10 for students, and free for children under 12. Back to top.

14. Fire and Ice Valentines Ball at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre Feb 13 The Charlotte Street Arts Centre joins in on the fun of FROSTival this year. Celebrate the end of the winter activities with us at our Fire & Ice Ball, the day before Valentine's! We're turning our auditorium into a winter wonderland of love, fire, and ice. Be prepared to dance the night away with the musical entertainment of Paul Campbell’s Love is the Answer Tour, featuring Josh Bravener. They'll be playing some of the great classics to have you grooving along to the rhythm and flow of the orange and blue aurora throughout the night. The gel lights will create the contrast of a frosty and sultry atmosphere, while the glow reflects off your red and white outfits. The evening will be a 19+ event: Your ticket includes one beverage and your favorite valentine's candy. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased online at this link: https://etixnow.com/events/paul-campbell/feb-13-2016/charlotte-street-arts-centre or at the kiosk in Isaac's Way. Tickets are also available to pick up at our office, at 732 Charlotte Street, Room 200. Back to top.

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15. Valentines for Two Guitars at the Wilmot United Church Feb 14 Please join classical guitarists Steven Peacock and Gerry Van Wart in concert on Sunday, February 14 at 3pm in the Wilmot United Church sanctuary. The intimate and varied program will feature works by Rameau, Sor, Farkas, Pujol and the performers themselves. Admission is by voluntary contribution, and all are welcome. Back to top.

16. Qwerty Reads Event at Wilser’s Room Feb 18 Qwerty Reads is a monthly reading series organized by Qwerty Magazine. At every event, we have different readers who share some of their fiction or poetry, plus live music by UNB writing prof (and well-respected writer!) Mark Jarman and his backing band, the Jarmen. Our featured headliner is UNB Writer-in-Residence Naomi K. Lewis, and there will also be readings from the 1

st-year MA in Creative

Writing UNB students. The event will also feature a performance from local electronic act Property//. This event starts at 7pm on February 18 at the Wilser's Room, and the event is free. We try to stress that these are fun, social events and are generally a lot rowdier than the term "reading series" may initially suggest. Back to top.

17. Spotlight Series presents Woody Holler & His Orchestra at The Playhouse Feb 18 February 18, 7:30pm Spotlight Series presents Woody Holler & his Orchestra Woody Holler started out yodeling at an early age, went on to fall in love with jazz, and later trained as an opera singer. Drawing from this eclectic experience, and accompanied by Winnipeg’s finest folk and jazz musicians, Holler has developed a western swing style that he describes as “jazz from the saddle.” In concert, Woody Holler and his Orchestra is fun and fascinating, featuring finger-snapping swing beats, honey-slowed love croons and show-stopping “extreme” yodeling. Back to top.

18. The York Sunbury Historical Society presents A Virtual View of Historic Fredericton Feb 18 On February 18, the Program Committee is pleased to announce the following presentation for the York Sunbury Historical Society. Presentations take place at 7:30pm in the basement of Government House, located at 51 Woodstock Road. A reception follows the presentation and will be free and open to the public. The speaker for this event will be Alan Edwards and the topic is A Virtual View of Historic Fredericton. Alan holds a Bachelor of Computer Science and a Certificate in Adult Education from the University of New Brunswick, and has been working on the leading edge of digital media for many years. Films to which that he has contributed have had showings ranging from the Leningrad Film Festival to National Film Board presentations. He has been a judge and invited speaker at various film and video festivals, and his 3D animations have been seen in concerts, live theatre, movies and even operas. His musical experiences range from playing harpsichord in a chamber orchestra to playing synthesizers in the pit band for musicals. He has also composed, arranged and recorded soundtracks for film, video games, and theatre. Alan has taught at the University of New Brunswick, the New Brunswick Community College, and the Centre for Arts and Technology. He helped develop the Digital Media program at the College of Craft and Design in 2010, and has been teaching in it ever since. Alan has developed an app called "Ages Past - Fredericton" and it uses virtual reality to show what the Garrison District looked like in 1830, 1850, 1880, 1900, and 1930. During the program, he will show how he recreated the buildings based on historical photographs and then inserted the models into a game engine environment for easy viewing. Back to top.

Workshops | Classes | Art Camps

1. Art Lessons with Allison Green: In Studio or From a Distance Everyone should get the chance to make art, no matter where you are, and we have so many fun options:

Silk Painting

Drawing as Meditation

Beginner Fabric Design for Spoonflower

Drawing with Free-Motion Stitch

Contemporary Hand Embroidery

Original Artworks from Personal Photos

One-of-a-kind Soft Toys

Your request!

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Lessons conducted via Skype or by email with illustrated lesson guides are only $10 per session. Each in-person lesson is $20 an hour, with tons of discounts available: Take $5 off each hour for weekday lessons (between 8am and 4pm), or multi-person classes, or 2+ hour sessions, or booking 6 lessons at a time! My home studio is located in Fredericton North, and is on a bus route. Lessons in your own home may also be an option. Adults, teenagers and children over age 7 are most welcome. To book lessons for February contact me at allisonmhgreen@gmail.com or 442-1955. Back to top.

2. Figure Drawing Studio at NBCCD Resumes on Jan 20 Drawing sessions with a model will run on Wednesdays from January 20 until March 2. Sessions run from 6:30pm to 9pm. The door will be locked, but the commissionaire will let you in when you arrive on time. The drawing studio is on the 3

rd floor of the main NB College of

Craft & Design building on Queen St in Fredericton. No strong scents or chemicals allowed. Nude models are involved. The cost is $50 for all 7 weeks, or drop-in for $10 per night (free for full-time NBCCD students!) You can pay Allison directly (cash only please) when you come to the studio. For more information, contact Allison Green at allisonmhgreen@gmail.com or 442-1955. Back to top.

3. NBCCD LEAP 2016 Course List Introductory to Digital Photography Petra Mala Miller Thursdays from 6-9pm This course is organized as a series of practical workshops designed to expand your understanding and enjoyment of digital photography. You explore a wide range of stimulating projects that help you develop photographic skill and creative sensibility. Topics include the camera, depth-of-field, colour, available and artificial light, and the use of post-production tools that help make your digital files into beautiful prints. This class is open to anyone with a desire to make better photographs. You will use your own camera. Laptop computers are provided for in-class use. Material Cost: $25-$30 Capturing Movement in Photography Petra Mala Miller Saturday, February 20 & February 27 from 9am-3pm (1 Day Workshop) This one day workshop introduce several powerful and fun creative techniques to represent motion in still photographs: how to ‘freeze’ movement, motion blur, time-lapse photography, sequence photography and cinemagraphs to create dynamic effects in and from still photographs. You will use your own digital camera and tripod. Laptop computers are provided for in-class use. A portable hard drive for storing digital files is recommended but not required.This class is open to beginners with basic knowledge of camera controls and to those with more experience. Material Cost: $10

Analogue Photography David Miller + Petra Mala Miller Tuesdays from 6-9pm This seven-week course introduces you to the creative potential and unique qualities of analogue photography. You learn how to expose and process black and white film, print your negatives as positives in a darkroom and how to make cyanotypes. Topics include exposure, film development, contrast control, black and white printing, non-silver processes, “Lomography” and the iron-salt process commonly called cyanotype. You will use your own film cameras and are responsible for the costs of photographic film and paper. Material Cost: $50-$100. http://shop.lomography.com/en/cameras/holga-cameras Intermediate Ceramics: Introduction to Crystalline Glazes Leigh Merritt Wednesdays from 6-9pm Artisan Leigh Merritt believes the crystalline glaze process is unlike any other. It’s both challenging and beautiful, resulting in breath-taking pieces that will ignite creativity in any individual. This intimate and hands-on class will teach you about the ins and outs of crystalline glazes, making pots and catchers on the wheel and how to attach catchers. If you’re someone with previous pottery experience then this exclusive class is for you! Material Cost: $40 (approximate price per box of clay)

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Traditional Maliseet Drum Making Angela Beek Thursday February 18, 25 and March 3 from 6-9pm Thursday March 17, 24 and 31 from 6-9pm (3 Day Workshop) According to artisan Angela Beek every drum a person constructs “has its own unique voice” and that voice allows for a deep connection with its maker. Those interested in learning the traditional skill of Maliseet drum making are encouraged to sign up for one of these wonderful three week courses. You will be walked through designing, constructing and painting an original Maliseet drum. You will also learn lacing, finishing techniques and how to construct a distinctive drum-beater. Material Cost: $120 You can Draw Anything Marcus Kingston Tuesdays from 6-9pm This seven-week class will make a confident drawer out of any individual! You are exposed to the basics of drawing from life as well as drawing from source imagery. Classes will also focus on linear/intuitive/atmospheric perspective, value, shading, portraiture, landscape and still life. Vivid colours and textures will also be worked into various works. This class is perfect for a beginner wanting to start from the ground up, or for someone more advanced looking for a challenge. Material Cost: $20-$25 – Depending on the variety of papers and mediums used Increasing Pottery Skills Chris Colwell Wednesdays from 6-9pm This popular course enables students with clay experience to expand their knowledge in pottery and practice new ceramic techniques. You focus on increasing wheel throwing and trimming methods, and you may also acquire decorating skills. Learning to attach and build by hand will also be touched on. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to work with local artist Chris Colwell and nurture your inner potter. Material Cost: $40 (approximate price per box of clay– 1-2 boxes may be necessary) Painting with Acrylics and Mixed Media Exploration Ron Leger Thursdays from 6-9pm This exciting and vibrant course will cover basic colour theory: tints, shades and intensity with a focus on how to use this knowledge in your personal work. Art History examples will be used as well as sample projects that will inspire participants. If you’ve ever wanted to discover new methods related to acrylics and mixed media than this is your class! Visual artist and high school art teacher Ron Leger has over 25 years of experience and would love to impart his wisdom on you! This course is recommended to intermediate level participants. Material Cost: $15-$25 (depending on enrolment numbers)

Hand Building Pottery Valerie Jean Thursdays from 6-9pm Have you ever wanted to know how to make a variety of unique and interesting pottery pieces using clay slabs? Well this is your course! You will use basic pottery tools and equipment such as a slab roller and rolling pin to create a wide range of products. Projects produced in this course include a platter, canteen, mug/tumbler, jewellery box and ornaments. This course would be great for beginners or those with previous pottery experience. Material Cost: $40 (approximate price per box of clay) Creative Photography with Drew Gilbert Drew Gilbert Wednesdays from 6-9pm This course will help you to learn to be more creative both visually and technically with your Digital Single Lens Reflex. You will learn to use technical camera controls to make creative images that are unique and personal. The class sessions will include: in-class exercises, group photo critiques, brainstorming, trouble shooting, computer processing and making prints. Students must have a DSLR camera and come with a USB storage device for your images (tripods are recommended but not required). Material Cost: $10 (printing costs) Introductory Ceramics Jessica Kelly Tuesdays from 6-9pm This hands-on course facilitated by artist Jessica Kelly is designed for people with little or no experience in pottery. You will learn basic throwing techniques on the wheel such as centering and trimming. You will be taught this timeless craft while enjoying a small class environment. You will even be exposed to the enjoyment of decorating your finished piece. Material Cost: $40 (approximate price per box of clay) Introduction to Jewellery Kristianne LeBreton Wednesdays from 6-9pm In this seven-week program you will learn the basics of jewellery making. Techniques such as cutting, texturing, polishing, soldering, riveting and assembling will make this course desirable to any budding jeweller or imaginative individual. A small class size combined with NBCCD’s eclectic metal arts studio is sure to ignite your artistic fire. Depending on how imaginative and productive you are, you may leave this course with a multitude of finished jewellery pieces. Material Cost: $50-$75 (approximate cost for 3 projects – additional materials may be needed based on what students decide to create)

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Print IT! Kent Jensen Thursdays from 6-9pm Artist Kent Jensen will be opening up NBCCD’s textile studio to show you the funky and colourful world of creative printing. Participants will acquire a basic hands-on understanding of the silk screening process through making silk screens, crafting a painterly print, creating a cut out print, test prints and working hands-on with their instructor and materials. You won’t want to miss out on this unique opportunity to “Print IT!” Material Cost: $45 (price could vary with size and number of pieces created) The Wonderful World of Water Colours Jane Geurts Tuesdays from 6-9pm Watercolour is a graceful and translucent medium. Light emanates from underneath the paints surface, which connects the viewer to the multiple layers of connected colours. This seven-week course will teach fundamental principles that relate to great designs and compositions, as well as techniques specific to watercolour. You will have the opportunity to put these principles and skills into practice. This class is perfect for any creative beginner or for those with a slightly higher skill level. Material Cost: $50-$75 (depending on the amount of supplies purchased) Learn to Sew! Rachel MacGillivray Saturday, February 20 & February 27 9am- 3pm (2 Day Workshop) Saturday February 20 – In this one-day class, you will learn how to sew while constructing a blanket top for Women in Transition House. Using cloth and fabric found around the house, you will learn the basics of cutting and sewing different materials and the fabrication of an heirloom quilted blanket. This class will bridge learning and community engagement. You will finish the day knowing how to make your own blankets, while also knowing you have helped those in need. Material Cost: $10 (please bring with you discarded fabric for re-purposing such as clothing, sheets, linens etc). Saturday February 27 – This one-day follow up class will teach you how to finish blanket toppers (which were made in the previous class). You will use a uniquely designed blanket top to learn how to apply batting and backing, bind edges and quilt tops to complete a finished piece. (Participation in both courses

is not necessary as students may opt to take one or both of these offerings).Material Cost: $10 Learn to Spin! Rachel MacGillivray Wednesdays from 6-9pm Have you ever wanted to learn how to spin? Now is your chance! You will learn how to use a spinning wheel to spin different fibres and make and design your own beautiful hand spun yarns. You will get lots of practice on professional spinning wheels as well as learn how to dye fibre, blend colours and combine different materials. In addition, those enrolled will acquire skills in preparing and creating custom yarns. No prior experience is necessary. Material Cost: $30-$60 (depending on productivity of students) Silk Painting = Happiness Allison Green Tuesdays 6-9pm Painting on silk is a magical experience. Liquid dye spreads out from the tip of your brush and fills the surrounding cloth with colour. You will use stunning dye effects to create designs inspired by nature and your own special photographs. You will then learn how to display or wear your finished fabrics. If you’ve ever wanted to design and make your own custom accessories then sign up today! Material Cost: $65 Mix it Up – Explorations in Mixed Media Carol Collicott Hamilton Saturday, February 20 & February 27 from 9am-3pm (1 Day Workshop) In this course you will learn how to prepare paper, apply different techniques such as mark making, layering, printing and be conscious of the relationship between compositions and content. Participants will be able to produce one or two finished works, depending on the complexity of your pieces. No experience is required for these one-day workshops! Material Cost: $15-$20 Introduction to Traditional Aboriginal Ash Basketry Tuesdays from 6-9pm Students will learn the basic techniques in making two kinds of Traditional Ash baskets. In addition to learning the techniques, students will also get an overall understanding of the history of this traditional fine craft and demonstration of the process involved in material harvesting. Materials Cost: $60

Course Fees: 7 Week Class Rate

General Public - $175 + HST

Students (15-19) - $90 + HST

Seniors (60+) - $90 + HST

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Course Payment Full Payment of course fees are due at the time of registration. HST is charged on all registrations fees. There will be no reduced rate in tuition fees for students who miss class(es) or register late. Fees can be paid in person at NBCCD, 457 Queen Street, Fredericton, 4

th floor Administration Office or by phone at (506) 444-2434 or toll free at 1-877-400-1107. Hours are Monday to Friday 8:15am-

4:30pm. The following methods of payment are accepted: cash, cheque, (made payable to the Minister of Finance), money order, debit, Visa and MasterCard. (Visa and MasterCard can be taken over the phone.) Back to top.

4. Experience More! Presents Songwriting Workshop with Dave Gunning Feb 6 February 6, 10am Experience More! Presents Songwriting Workshop with Dave Gunning In this workshop, Dave will provide participants with the opportunity to share their ideas and work on song development as well as to meet and interact with other songwriters in a creative setting. Registration & Experience required. In association with Dave Gunning, February 5 at the Fredericton Playhouse. Full participant $20 ($15 Spotlight Member)/Audit only – $10. Back to top.

5. Experience More! Presents Learn to Foxtrot, Jive and Waltz Feb 11 February 11, 6pm Hatheway Family Fitness Studio, Currie Center, UNB Experience More! Presents Learn to Foxtrot, Jive and Waltz Join James and Cynthia Boulter, owners of Headpond Dance Studio for this two hour class where you will learn the basic techniques of Foxtrot, Jive and Waltz. James and Cynthia have been teaching dance lessons for more than 35 years and teach over 20 dance styles in their studio. Registration required/$15 ($10 Spotlight Member). In partnership with Headpond Dance Studio. Back to top.

6. edVentures workshops during FROSTival Course: Fabulous Felt Nuo Scarf Date: February 13, 9am-4pm (includes 1 hour lunch break) (registration closes February 5) Location: New Brunswick College of Craft & Design (457 Queen Street) Cost: $120 per person In this class, using silk organza and merino wool, Alexandra Keely will show you how to create your own one-of-a-kind nuno felted scarf, designed, hand felted, and dyed to your liking. Nuno felt is a luxurious, textural, lightweight cloth with drape and flexibility, perfect for creating a stunning scarf! Course: Simple Reed Stars Date: February 13, 1-4pm (registration closes February 5) Location: New Brunswick College of Craft & Design (457 Queen Street) Cost: $52 per person In the simple star workshop, instructor Lisa Fullarton will guide participants through the steps to make an 8 pointed star (also called a Swedish Star, or Carolina snowflake) from either ash or reed, using pre-cut strips of ash or reed. Limited space is available for each workshop. Pre-registration is required. Materials and HST included. Workshops offered in English or bilingually where indicated. To Register visit www.edVentures.ca or call 460-2233 or 1-888-850-1333. Back to top.

7. Yoga Dance Special on Valentine’s Day You are invited to bring a friend and dance with us on Valentine’s Day, Sunday, February 14 from 1:30 to 2:30pm in the J.B. O’Keefe Fitness Centre at St. Thomas University. Experience a class that is fun, lively, centering, and mindful. All skill levels are welcome. Wear comfortable layers of clothing, bare feet (or dance shoes / sneakers), and bring along your yoga mat if you have one (we have some at the gym). This is a great class for dancers trained in any style and for non-dancers ready to discover their inner dancer. Everyone works at their own level in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere.

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The fee is $10 for two participants. Register just before class at the front desk at the O’Keefe Gym. This class is instructed by Zsuzsanna Szabo-Nyarady, Ph.D., Dance and Movement Educator. For more information contact zsuzsa@stu.ca. Back to top.

8. Watercolour & Drawing Classes at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre with Robert Melanson Robert Melanson is back for the New Year, offering to guide your inner artist and practice the craft of watercolour or drawing. Classes begin February 23 and go until April 19. Watercolour: February 23 - April 19 Tuesdays 7-9pm $160/ 8 weeks Drawing: February 24 - April 20 Wednesdays 7-9pm $160/8 weeks All materials will be included. To register, call 454-6952 or email artreach@charlottestreetarts.ca. Back to top.

Auditions | Call for Artist Submissions & Awards 1. NANB seeks Artist to Complete a Commissioned Painting for 2016 Centennial The Nurses Association of New Brunswick (NANB) is thrilled to celebrate its centennial in 2016. This milestone year recognizes nursing as a profession, supporting continuing excellence in nursing practice standards for the delivery of care to the public and NANB’s contribution to nurses shaping nursing for healthy New Brunswickers. As part of the year’s celebrations, the NANB would like to commission a unique commemorative painting that captures an interpretation of the essence of caring while portraying a proud and evolving history. The painting may be in oil, acrylic or watercolor. We are respectfully calling interested New Brunswick artists to provide a description of the proposed concept, as well as samples of previous work to create an NANB Centennial- Nursing: 100 years of Caring painting to mark this occasion. The selected artist would receive $5,000. Interested artists must submit their proposal by February 5, 2016. Completed artwork would be required no later than September 30, 2016. The artist with description and painting will be unveiled at the Association’s special reception in conjunction with the Annual General Meeting. Questions and or submissions can be sent to jwhitehead@nanb.nb.ca. Back to top.

2. Call for Work by Aboriginal Artists & Craftspeople: Sharing Stories Sharing Stories is a group exhibition that aims to share and celebrate visual art and fine craft by Aboriginal artists from the Atlantic Region, presented by the Aboriginal Crafts and Culture Collective. We invite you to tell your story, share your techniques and traditions, express your creative spirit, communicate your experiences and celebrate artistic communities through Sharing Stories, so that your voices and visions can be heard and shared. Sharing Stories will be on display during the following months: April, 2016: Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre June, 2016: Moncton and Fredericton Public Libraries, in celebration of Aboriginal Heritage Month and Aboriginal Crafts & Culture Month August, 2016: Government House in Fredericton Eligible Applicants:

Visual artists and craftspeople of Aboriginal descent

All levels of practice accepted

Must be 18 and over

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Submission of work:

Painting, sculpture, carvings, birch bark, basketry, pottery, beading, leather, quillwork and more

No more than 4 pieces submitted per applicant (if it is a series of pieces, this must be identified by the artist and the jury will take this into consideration)

Submit work by CD, USB or email to the New Brunswick Crafts Council. In person at 361 Victoria Street, Suite 209, Fredericton, NB,

By mail at:

361 Victoria Street, PO Box 1231, Fredericton, NB E3B 5C8.

By email: events@nbcraftscouncil.ca. Written submission:

Artist bio

Description of piece (title of work, dimensions and materials used)

Story of the work

Whether work is for sale and sale price (80% of sale price will go to the artist; 20% of sale price will go to the NB Crafts Council) Submission deadline is Monday, February 8, 2016 For more information, visit nbcraftscouncil.ca/exhibitions or contact Samaqani Cocahq (Natalie Sappier) at thewaterspirit@hotmail.com or (506) 478-3751. Back to top.

3. City Accepting Applications for Annual Arts, Culture and Heritage Funding Program Applications are now being accepted for the 2016 City of Fredericton Arts, Culture and Heritage Funding Program. The annual funding program is designed to encourage new projects or activities in the creative arts, culture and heritage sectors. Non-profit arts, culture, ethno-cultural, and heritage organizations are eligible for small grants to assist with festivals, events, series, projects, and shared equipment. Since the program was established in 2001, support has been provided to a variety of cultural projects and events including music, theatre and film festivals, exhibitions, artists-in-residency programs, theatre productions, heritage publications, concert series, workshops and demonstrations. Applications will be accepted until Friday, February 12 at 4:30pm. Application forms and guidelines are available online at: www.fredericton.ca , search: “Grants”. For more information: culture@fredericton.ca. Back to top.

4. Call for Submissions: Sweet Decay On behalf of the CSAC, and through UNB's Faculty of Arts, we are now accepting submissions for Sweet Decay. This exhibition, created and managed by the CSAC Arts Intern Jamie Carbno, will open on March 18 and run until April 11, 2016. Submissions will be accepted from February 2, until February 29, 2016. Submissions are only open to artists currently enrolled in post-secondary education. Work should fit the theme of the exhibition. Any 2-dimensional medium is welcome as long as it can easily be hung on the wall of the Penny Gallery.

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General Submission Guidelines:

Theme: Sweet Decay

Age: Pose-secondary education students

Medium: Any medium of choice, but piece must be able to hang on the wall.

Size: Minimum Size- 5” x 8”; Maximum Size- 24” x 24”

Hanging Conditions: Frames are not needed but there must be a way to hang the piece on hooks.

Submitting Information: Pieces should be labeled on the back of the work with the artist’s name and title to be easily labelled when on display.

Display Period and Events: The exhibition will run in the Penny Gallery at the Charlotte Street Art Centre from March 18 – April 11, 2016. An Opening Reception for this exhibition will be held on March 18 at 5pm.

For more information contact Jamie Carbno - CSAC Arts Intern at jamielee.unbstudent@gmail.com. Back to top.

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Galleries at a Glance Acacia Gallery: 1948 Lakeview Road, Cambridge-Narrows, New Brunswick, E4C 1N2 | Phone: 488-1119 | Website: www.flynnfineart.com | Hours: Saturday and Sunday. 12- 5pm, or by appointment. Artful Persuasion: 80 York Street, Fredericton | Phone: 450-0464 |Website: www.facebook.com/ArtfulPersuasion | Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10am-5pm, and Saturday 12am-5pm. Beaverbrook Art Gallery: 703 Queen Street, Fredericton, E3B 5A6 | Phone: 458-2028 | Email: emailbag@beaverbrookartgallery.org | Website: www.beaverbrookartgallery.org | Hours: May through September: Monday*, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday 10am-5pm, Thursday 10am-9pm, Sunday 12-5pm. *Closed Mondays October through May. Botinicals Gift Shop Inc.: 610 Queen Street, Fredericton, N.B. E3B 1C2 | Phone: 454-6101 | Email: botinicalsgiftshop@nb.aibn.com | Hours: Monday – Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 10am-pm4 | Website: www.botinicalsgiftshop.com. Like us on Facebook for all the latest updates and specials in the shop. Charlotte Glencross Gallery, Charlotte Street Arts Centre: 732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton, E3B 5C8 | Phone: 454-6952 | Email: info@charlottestreearts.ca |Website: www.charlottestreetarts.ca. | Hours: Seven days a week until 10pm. Fredericton Region Museum: 571 Queen Street, Fredericton | Phone: 455-6041 | Email: info@yorksunburymuseum.com | Website: www.yorksunburymuseum.com | Hours: April – June: Tuesday to Saturday: 1-4pm (by appointment or by chance); July – August: Sunday to Saturday: 10am-5pm; September – November: Tuesday to Saturday: 1-4pm (by appointment or by chance); December – March: By appointment* or by chance. Fredericton Playhouse Annex Gallery: Gallery Connexion's Annex Gallery at the Playhouse, 686 Queen Street, Fredericton, E3B 1C2 | Phone: 454-1433 | Email: nnxgallery@gmail.com | Website: www.galleryconnexion.ca/programming/annex-gallery/ | Hours: Tuesday - Friday 12-6pm. Galerie des Bâtisseurs: Centre communautaire Sainte-Anne, 715 Priestman Street | Phone: 453-2731 | Hours: Monday-Saturday from 8am-10pm, Sunday from 8am-9pm. Gallery 78: 796 Queen Street, Fredericton | Phone: 454-5192 | Email: art@gallery78.com | Website: www.gallery78.com | Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am-3pm, Sunday 1-4pm. Connexion ARC: Charlotte Street Art Centre, 732 Charlotte Street, Fredericton | Phone: 454-1433 | Email: connex@nbnet.nb.ca | Website: www.connexionARC.org | Hours: Regular Hours: Tuesday to Friday, 12-6pm; Summer Hours: Friday and Saturday, 12-6pm. Ingrid Mueller Art + Concepts: 225 Woodstock Road, Second Floor Delta Hotel, Fredericton | Phone: 454-2278 | Email: gallery@ingridmueller.ca | Website: www.ingridmueller.ca | Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 11am-5pm; Sunday and holidays by chance or by appointment. Isaac's Way Restaurant Art Gallery: 649 Queen Street, Fredericton | Phone: 474-7222 | Email: isaacs@nbnet.nb.ca | Website: http://isaacsway.ca | Hours: Monday-Friday 11:30am; Saturday and Sunday 10am (Closing Hours daily 10pm) Government House: 51 Woodstock Road, Fredericton | Phone: 453-2505 | Email: ltgov@gnb.ca. | Hours: Monday – Friday, 10am-5pm. Little Brown Jug Antiques: 540 Route 105, Maugerville, New Brunswick | Phone: 459-4416 | Website: www.littlebrownjugantiques.com | Hours: Monday – Friday 9am-5pm. Loominations Studio and Gallery: 94 Grasse Circle, Fredericton, New Brunswick |Phone: 457-1443 | Email: loomin_weaver@yahoo.ca |

Website: www.loominations.ca |Hours: Saturday and Sunday from 1-5pm, or by appointment. New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame: 503 Queen Street, Fredericton | Phone: 453-3747 | Email: nbsportshalloffame@gnb.ca |Website: www.nbsportshalloffame.com | Hours: Open daily June through August, Tuesday-Saturday 9:30am-5pm, and during Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival. Individual and group tours by appointment during the fall, winter, and spring seasons. Queenstown Goldsmiths: 4476 Route 102 | Phone: 506-440-1469 | Email: goldsmith@ericastanley.com | Website: www.queenstowngoldsmiths.blogspot.com |Hours: Tuesday to Friday from 9am-5pm, Saturday and Sunday by appointment or by chance Tara Arnold: Spiritual Artist: 155 Smythe Street, Fredericton. | Phone: 506-461-2227 | Email: tara@taraarnoldart.com | Website: www.taraarnoldart.com | Gallery open to public Thursdays and Fridays from 12pm - 6pm; all other days by appointment only.

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The Gallery: New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, 457 Queen Street, Fredericton | Phone: 453-2305 | Email: karen.ruet@gnb.ca | Website: www.nbccd.ca/en/home/default.aspx | Hours: Monday-Friday from 8:15am-4:30pm. Saunders Studio Art Gallery: 29 Route 616, Keswick Ridge, New Brunswick | Phone: 506-363-2917. Scandimodern: 61 Carleton Street, Fredericton | Phone: 455-7730 | Email: info@scandimodern.ca | Website: www.scandimodern.ca | Hours: Monday to Thursday 11am – 6pm; Friday 11am – 8pm; Saturday 10am – 4pm. Shannex Parkland Pedway Gallery: 35 Patience Lane, Fredericton |Phone: 460-8546 | Fax: 460-7275 | Mobile: 292-4025 | Email: ppacey@shannex.com | Website: www.experienceparkland.com | Hours: By appointment from 9am-4pm. UNB Art Centre: Memorial Hall, 9 Bailey Drive, UNB Campus, Fredericton | Phone: 453-4623 | Website: www.cel.unb.ca/pce | Hours: Monday-Friday from 9am-4pm.

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2014-15 Fredericton Arts Alliance Board Members EXECUTIVE MEMBERS

Penny Pacey - President Allen Bentley - Vice President Cynthia Ryder - Treasurer Russ Hunt - Secretary Jean Rooney - Past President

BOARD MEMBERS Sabine Campbell Dan Gleason Heather McTiernan Tony Merzetti Bruce Gray

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