Gallery on Queen

10/02/2026

We are pleased to announce that Gallery on Queen has been selected to participate in this year's Art Toronto Fair , from October 29th - November 1st. We are excited to feature a variety of artists and mediums that represent excellence in New Brunswick art.

Art Toronto is one of Canada's leading and most prestigious annual art fairs. This year is the 27th instalment which is dedicated to supporting art in Canada, connecting audiences to local, national and international galleries, and promoting diverse creative practices.

We are thankful for the support of the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture and the Province of New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick

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10/02/2026

Gallery On Queen is very pleased to announce that we have been selected to participate in this year's Art Toronto Fair , from October 29th - November 1st. We are excited to feature a variety of artists and mediums that represent excellence in New Brunswick art.

Art Toronto is one of Canada's leading and prestigious annual art fairs. This year is the 27th instalment of the show which is dedicated to supporting art in Canada, connecting audiences to local, national and international galleries, and promoting diverse creative practices.

We are thankful for the support of the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture and the Province of New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick

09/26/2026

In response, she sets out two priorities and emphasizes the necessity of public investment to meet this moment. “Because when we invest in the arts, we invest in Canada.”

📖Read the letter: https://canadacouncil.ca/spotlight/2026/09/choosing-canadian-arts

Choosing Canadian arts means choosing Canada.

At this defining moment for our country, Michelle Chawla, Director and CEO of the Canada Council for the Arts, reflects on the power of arts and culture.

In her latest open letter to the arts community, she highlights the crucial role the arts play in times of uncertainty and change and speaks to the opportunity to meet the growing demand for Canadian arts both at home and abroad.

“The question before us is not whether the arts matter. It is how we can ensure the arts have the greatest possible impact at a time when Canadians, as well as the wider world, need and want what they offer most.”

In response, she sets out two priorities and emphasizes the necessity of public investment to meet this moment. “Because when we invest in the arts, we invest in Canada.”

📖Read the letter: https://canadacouncil.ca/spotlight/2026/09/choosing-canadian-arts

09/25/2026

"Spectrum"

Join us on Saturday, October 3rd , 2026, from 2 PM to 4PM as we celebrate the opening of our fall Exhibition "Spectrum"

Greg Charlton
Jonathan Johnson
Jared Peters
Damien worth

09/17/2026

We extend our congratulations to the laureates of the 2026 Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for High Achievement in the Arts.

Carol Collicutt Hamilton, Dyane Léger, Diane Losier, and Shane Perley-Dutcher.

Presented by The New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb)
These awards recognize the outstanding achievements of artists whose work has enriched Canada’s cultural landscape and made a lasting impact on visual culture and contemporary art

artsnb est fier de présenter les lauréat.es 2026 des Prix de la lieutenante-gouverneure pour l’excellence dans les arts :

🌟Dyane Léger, lauréate 2026 du Prix des arts littéraires
🌟Shane Perley-Dutcher, lauréat 2026 du Prix de l'artiste autochtone
🌟Diane Losier, lauréate 2026 du Prix des arts de la scène
🌟Carol Collicutt, lauréate 2026 du Prix en arts visuels

Félicitations aux lauréat.es!

Pour lire l’annonce des lauréat.es 2026 des Prix de la lieutenante-gouverneure pour l’excellence dans les arts, cliquez ici -> https://tr.ee/9Iy9sk

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artsnb is proud to announce the laureates of the 2026 Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for High Achievement in the Arts:

🌟Dyane Léger, 2026 Laureate for the Literary Arts Award
🌟Shane Perley-Dutcher, 2026 Laureate for the Indigenous Artist Award
🌟Diane Losier, 2026 Laureate for the Performing Arts Award
🌟Carol Collicutt, 2026 Laureate for the Visual Arts Award

Congratulations to the laureates!

To read the entire news release announcing the laureates of the 2026 Lieutenant Governor’s Awards for High Achievement in the Arts, click here -> https://tr.ee/lG3WT3

09/05/2026

The 2026 Sobey Art Award exhibition is officially open!

The exhibition, organized by the National Gallery of Canada and the Sobey Art Foundation, is open until January 3, 2027.

📷 Samuel Roy-Bois (Pacific), Melaw Nakehk'o (Circumpolar), Audie Murray (Prairies), Lotus L. Kang (Ontario - absent), Caroline Monnet (Quebec), Shane Perley-Dutcher (Atlantic)

📢The 2026 Sobey Art Award exhibition is officially open!

Yesterday evening, visitors attended the opening ceremony with the six shortlisted artists. See what all the buzz is about!

The exhibition, organized by the National Gallery of Canada and the Sobey Art Foundation, is open until January 3, 2027.
🎟️Plan your visit ➡️ https://bit.ly/3UCX29v


📷 Samuel Roy-Bois (Pacific), Melaw Nakehk'o (Circumpolar), Audie Murray (Prairies), Lotus L. Kang (Ontario - absent), Caroline Monnet (Quebec), Shane Perley-Dutcher (Atlantic)

09/04/2026

" Joie de Vivre" ongoing Exhibition
Une célébration de La Fête nationale de l'Acadie / Le quinze août

Marjolaine Bourgeois est originaire des Îles de la Madeleine et vit actuellement à Moncton, au Nouveau-Brunswick. Diplômée en gravure et photographie du Département des arts visuels de l’Université de Moncton en 1980, elle se consacre depuis 2011 à la pratique artistique mêlant gravure et textile.

Ses œuvres figurent dans plusieurs collections privées, ainsi qu'à la Banque d'œuvres d'art du Nouveau- Brunswick, au Musée d'art contemporain de Baie-Saint-Paul (MACBSP) et à la Galerie Louise et Reuben Cohen. Elle a reçu des subventions d'ArtsNB, du Conseil des arts du Canada et de la Fondation Sheila Hugh McKay.

Marjolaine Bourgeois is from the Magdalen Islands, and currently lives in Moncton, New Brunswick. In 1980, she graduated in printmaking and photography from the Department of Visual Arts at the University of Moncton.

Since 2011, her practice has primarily combined printmaking and textiles. Her studio is located at the Aberdeen Cultural Centre in Moncton. She is a recipient of grants from ArtsNB, the Canada Council for the Arts, and the Sheila Hugh McKay Foundation.