Wonder'neath Art Society

Wonder'neath Art Society Located at 2482 Maynard, Wonder'neath is a charitable arts organization in Kjipuktuk. An artist-run non-profit charity in Halifax's North End.

Vision: A neighbourhood deeply connected through the arts. Wonder’neath Art Society brings professional artists and local residents together in dynamic studio explorations. We support artistic development, cross-pollination of ideas, and community dialogue through the arts. Wonder’neath Art Society believes in the transformative powers of art for individuals and communities. We create spaces for a

rt-making that allow artists to be visible and develop meaningful relationships within their communities. We aim to listen and recognize many voices. We embrace collaborations that foster self-knowledge, a sense of belonging, and problem-solving through the arts. If you are interested in more information, please contact us at 902-454-6860 or email: general at wonderneath .com

We are always available by appointment throughout the week, although generally not open on Sunday and Monday. ;)


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You are invited to Wonder'neath 2026 AGM!Wonder’neath Art Society’s Annual General Meeting will take place on Tuesday Ju...
05/13/2026

You are invited to Wonder'neath 2026 AGM!

Wonder’neath Art Society’s Annual General Meeting will take place on Tuesday June 23rd, 2026 @ 6:30 pm. Join us as we share Wonder’neath’s accomplishments this year! This meeting will be held both in person and via Zoom.

Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfI_ibTDFfXeQUKY57I1-OKm1x2kWiMvp3s78F0iBM2SJHj5A/viewform?usp=dialog

All written materials are in English only. If you require ASL interpretation, visual description or translation, please contact us ASAP at [email protected]. We will do our best to ensure suitable accommodations are arranged ahead of time.

The meeting will take place at 2482 Maynard St, Halifax, in our programming space. If you are joining by Zoom, you can download Zoom in advance for free, and you will need a good internet connection.

Note to Wonder'neath members: only members in good standing can vote, make, or second motions. Your attendance is essential to help us meet quorum, we would love to see you there!

Looking forward to seeing you!

Last day to register for this class - just need two more participants to run! Led by artist Rachelle Paul .house.studios...
05/12/2026

Last day to register for this class - just need two more participants to run!

Led by artist Rachelle Paul .house.studios, this 8 hour class will guide you through the entire stained glass process. Choose from one of 6 design templates and select from a variety of glass colours that are provided. You will then get to cut, grind, foil and solder your very own glass suncatcher and take your work of art home at the end of the class!

No stained glass experience is required. All personal protective equipment will be provided to ensure safety (Safety glasses, gloves, etc.). Please wear closed toed shoes and clothes you don't mind getting messy (aprons are great if you have them!). Also, bring a closed water bottle and a packed lunch.

Rachelle has taught this workshop in our space once - it was a huge success! Don't miss out on a rare opportunity to experience a timeless art form!

More photos and teasers to come next week!

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Rachelle is a self-taught stained glass artist who is based in Middle Sackville, NS. She has been working with glass for over decade and uses traditional Tiffany stained glass methods; although her style of work is modern and playful.

She works with bright, cheerful colour palettes, as well as heritage glass that is increasingly hard to come by. Geometry and nature are central themes in many of her pieces, as are more whimsical themes such as comfort food, and cute animals.

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The session will run from 10 am -6pm on May 17, 2026 at Wonder’neath, 2482 Maynard Street. Minimum 7 participants, maximum of 10.

Ticket $250, link in bio.

Please Note: Stained glass involves working with lead, acids, and other corrosive materials.

Photo: Rachelle Paul
Description: a stained glass moth made of turquoise and cream coloured panels hanging in front of a window.

Auction closing at 9pm Link in bio!or at www.wonderneath.comThanks for your interest and support!
05/09/2026

Auction closing at 9pm
Link in bio!
or at www.wonderneath.com

Thanks for your interest and support!

Why are you supporting Wonder’neath’s Forever Home Auction? Katherine you are truly a Wonder’neath Angel!!!Katherine Kn...
05/09/2026

Why are you supporting Wonder’neath’s Forever Home Auction?

Katherine you are truly a Wonder’neath Angel!!!

Katherine Knight is an award-winning photographer and filmmaker recognized for her photographic works and documentary films on art and culture. Knight’s photographs are included in private and public collections including the AGNS, OAG, and the National Gallery of Canada. In 2000 Knight received the Duke and Duchess of York Prize for excellence in photography from the Canada Council for the Arts. Her book, “Boat: Photographs by Katherine Knight, was published by WORK BOOK and Goose Lane in 2025.

You can bid on Katherine’s work or 164 other amazing pieces of artwork through the link on our bio or head to www.32auctions.com/wonderneath2026

Bidding ends tonight at 9pm!!!
Thanks for supporting community art programming!

Why are you supporting Wonder’neath’s Forever Home Auction?Thank you Sheila! Its inspiring to see you reconnect with you...
05/09/2026

Why are you supporting Wonder’neath’s Forever Home Auction?

Thank you Sheila! Its inspiring to see you reconnect with your art practice!

Don't, 2019
Pen on canvas board
11 inches × 14 inches

This work was inspired by the tendency of others to offer advice. It is tongue in cheek.

About the artist: Created the zine, BABBLE, under the pseudonym Mr. Bones from 1986-1992, Toronto. Member of The Purple Institution (TO) and Gargoyle Mechanique (NYC). BFA from NSCAD, 1999. Spent 19 years of no art due to overmedication for a 'mental disability'. Work reflects spirituality, community, political autonomy, and intellectual freedom. Currently writing memoir, SCREWLOOSE.

You can bid on Sheila's ink on canvas drawing through the link in our bio or head to www.32auctions.com/wonderneath2026. Bidding ends Saturday May 9, at 9 pm.

Thanks for your support!

Why do you support Wonder’neath? Thanks Jenny and Simon! We are so inspired by your collaborations and moved that you st...
05/08/2026

Why do you support Wonder’neath?

Thanks Jenny and Simon! We are so inspired by your collaborations and moved that you started this practise at Open Studio! Come see these gorgeous felted art pieces in person this weekend during our Open Studio sessions on Friday and Saturday!

White Point Winter, 2026
felted wool and embroidery thread

Jenny Hasselman found a love for needle felting through at a Wonder’neath Open Studio session with her daughter. Ever since she’s been stabbing wool and incorporating her love of embroidery into her work. She’s constantly aiming to improve and find her artistic voice and vision. Jenny finds her artistic inspiration from photos, primarily taken by family and friend, as a way to connect to those personal impressions and deepens the meaning of each piece.

Jenny has three felted artworks in the Forever Home Auction. Follow the link in our bio or at www.wonderneath.com. Bidding closes at 9 pm Saturday!

Thanks for supporting community art programming!

Wonder'neath's Open Studio will be closed for the next two weeks for an end of summer break. Our regular Open Studio pro...
08/28/2025

Wonder'neath's Open Studio will be closed for the next two weeks for an end of summer break. Our regular Open Studio programming will resume on September 12th and 13th. Looking forward to making art with you soon!

Thank you for providing us with beautiful plants for our Wonder'neath garden boxes. We had so much fun gardening with y...
08/24/2025

Thank you for providing us with beautiful plants for our Wonder'neath garden boxes. We had so much fun gardening with you while learning about plant care and pollinator plants!

We have many delicious, edible plants, including strawberries, corn, beans, squash, and an herb garden! Come by to pick any herbs or growing food to eat. Planting corn, beans, and squash together is an Indigenous agricultural practice known as the Three Sisters. Our two garden boxes of the Three Sisters will be ready to harvest in the coming fall!

Thank you for building these beautiful garden box benches for us. They look amazing and provide a perfect space to sit and enjoy the company of friends and plants.

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