Culture days at the art gallery

Rughooking demonstration will be in the Art Gallery from 11am to 3pm, September 30th - October 2nd. Visitors may try their hand at hooking a traditional mat.

There Was A Crooked House

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If you haven't got the time to properly visit Kingsbrae Garden, now you may eat, shop and enjoy the folk art on display, with no admission fees required to access the Kingsbrae Garden Café, Gift Shop and Art Gallery. Free access is limited to those facilities, not including the National Sculpture Competition and the rest of the magnificent 27-acre Garden. However, you may find that you are keen to come back to visit the entire Garden very soon!

For further information, please enquire at (506) 529-3335 (extension 1), toll-free at 866-566-8687 or use the contact form.


To see more of Kingsbrae Garden:

View our videos on YouTube

See our bloom journal on Flickr

See the Picture of the Day and get some gardening tips on the Kingsbrae Gardening blog

The Art Gallery

During the 2011 season, the Garden Gallery featured the Kingsbrae Garden Folk Art Exhibit and sale, showcasing artists from the Canadian Maritime provinces. The artists for 2011 were:

Brian Allen Adams, St. Andrews, NB
Shelagh Duffett, Halifax, NS
Beatrice McFadden, Pointe-du-Chene, NB
Maureen McIlwain, St. Andrews, NB
Holly McKay, Grand Bay-Westfield, NB
Jantje Blokhuis Mulder, St. Andrews, NB
Maureen Newman, Granville Ferry, NS

Adams
 

 

For more information on the Folk Art Exhibit, click here.

 

From opening day until July 13th, the Art Gallery presented a vivid exhibit of Mary Young's art.

"Offering"

Offering

Mary Young Biography

"Self-Portrait"Mary Young was born in St Albans, England. She studied Fine Art and Film at the Bath Lane College of Art (now Newcastle College), England. Later she moved to Canada where she majored in Fine Art and Theatre at the University of British Columbia. Mary has worked as an artist and designer for film and fashion in Toronto and Vancouver.

In 2007 she moved to Saint John. Recent exhibitions include The Isabella Series (Imperial Theatre, Saint John 2010), Poetry of Desire (Saint John Arts Centre 2009), Into the Garden (Klausen Gallery, Saint John 2009), and A Prelude (Klausen Gallery, Saint John 2008). She has painted for private commissions in Vancouver, England and Italy. In addition to painting, she also teaches art and fashion courses.

 

Self-Portrait

 

The Art Gallery is located adjacent to the Garden Café, in the turn-of-the-century Edward Maxwell manor home, original to the estate that makes up the bulk of Kingsbrae Garden's 27 acres. Two full walls of window give stunning views of the surrounding gardens, Ministers Island and Passamaquoddy Bay.

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