Tag: Art Exhibit

Exhibition of Paintings by Octavio Ribeiro

Art Exhibit – ITEC

OCTAVIO RIBEIRO

    “The  Studio”

April 5th to June 15th

This is the second exhibition by Octavio Ribeiro at the Imperial  Theatre since his successful show in 2006.

Octavio Ribeiro  studied Fine Arts and Education at the West of England  College of Art in Bristol,England,and Art History at Carleton University in Ottawa. He has experience of different media but prefers to work in oils and watercolour. His subjects are usually figure and floral studies, interiors, cityscapes,and still life.

He has exhibited in group shows at the Royal West of England Academy, in Bristol, England, at the Ring Gallery, the Trinity Gallery, the Citadel Gallery, the Handworks Gallery, and the Arts Centre all in Saint John and at Gallery 78 in Fredericton.

Octavio Ribeiro’s paintings can be found in collections in Europe, the United States, and Canada, including two paintings in the collection of the late Reuben Cohen who was said to have had the best collection in Atlantic Canada.

Pricing and purchase details for Octavio’s work can be accessed at our Box Office.

NB MUSEUM EXPLORER DAYS ARE EVERY DAY IN JULY AND AUGUST!

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2 July – 31 August: NBM Explorer Days are EVERY DAY in July and August! Regular admission. These family adventures are for the young and young at heart. Join the NBM for a full day of themed activities including art instruction, experiments, face painting, eco-friendly educational crafting, games, and gallery talks and discovery programmes. Face painting noon-1pm daily. A day pass at the NBM ensures you can plan your day to capture all of the excitement. Extreme Summer Fun. (Bilingual)

July 2 -9:00 am – August 31 -5:00 pm

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THE FRANKLIN EXPLORATION – POP-UP EXHIBIT AT THE NB MUSEUM

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On-going: Franklin Museum Network Pop-Up Exhibit – The Franklin Exploration at the New Brunswick Museum.
Led by Parks Canada and the Royal Ontario Museum, the Franklin Exploration Pop-up Exhibit highlights the story of the expedition as well as the discovery of HMS Erebus. This three year national project will share the story of the Franklin Expedition and its discovery through displays, video and public programmes.
The Franklin Expedition has fascinated generations of Canadians. Last seen entering Baffin Bay in August 1845, the disappearance of the Franklin Expedition’s two ships HMS Erebus and HMS Terror remains one of Canada’s greatest mysteries 170 years later.

June 30 -9:00 am – October 30 -5:00 pm
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NURSES ASSOCIATION OF NEW BRUNSWICK – 1916-2016 – ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF PROGRESS – EXHIBITION AT THE NB MUSEUM

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Ongoing: Nurses Association of New Brunswick – 1916-2016 – One Hundred Years of Progress exhibition at the New Brunswick Museum.
The Nurses Association of New Brunswick marks its centennial this year. Discover the impact the Association has had on the profession in New Brunswick through this exhibition. Artifacts and photographs spanning one hundred years portray change and development in the nursing field, and the personal stories of those who worked in it.

June 30 -9:00 am – October 30 -5:00 pm

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LES MIKEYS DE PAUL ÉDOUARD BOURQUE – EXHIBITION AT THE NEW BRUNSWICK MUSEUM

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Until 18 September 2016: Les Mikeys de Paul Édouard Bourque exhibition at the New Brunswick Museum.
This exhibition is organized and toured by Galerie d’art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen of Université de Moncton, with the support of the New Brunswick Tourism, Heritage and Culture. Curated by Rémi Belliveau, the exhibition includes a selection from more than fifty works from the artist Paul Édouard Bourque’s Mikey series, presented together in one exhibition.

June 30 -9:00 am – September 18 -5:00 pm

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MARIE HÉLÈNE ALLAIN – IMAGERIE DE L’HÉRITIÈRE – EXHIBITION AT THE NB MUSEUM

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Until 30 October 2016: Marie Hélène Allain – Imagerie de l’héritière exhibition at the New Brunswick Museum.
Marie Hélène Allain from Sainte-Marie-de-Kent is one of New Brunswick’s most acclaimed artists. Allain’s installation, Imagerie de l’héritière, is the culmination of forty-five years of creativity and is an evocative statement about belonging. Imagerie de l’héritière is arranged in three interrelated sections: an upturned tree trunk with a mass of natural and sculpted stones; a pair of tabletop works; and a grouping of seven separate tree trunk and stone sculptures.

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