Posted by Haley Ryan
Features, This Week's Edition
Wednesday, December 7th, 2011

In a white-walled classroom,, students prop their chins on their hands and stare blankly ahead at the teacher. Colourful mittens lay on the desk by one girl’s computer, and the boy next to her takes a swig of Coke. All of them have laptops open, and a few are playing around in [...]
Posted by Tara Chislett
Audio, Features
Tuesday, November 23rd, 2010

X really did mark the spot on Nov. 20 as local artists came out to support Gallery Connexion, Fredericton’s only artist run centre, at their first fundraiser since the 2008 flood that left the gallery homeless for nearly a year.
Posted by Danie Pitre
Features, This Week's Edition
Sunday, October 31st, 2010

Danica Brine has been drawing most of her life. In middle school she’d draw on just about anything, math homework, notebooks and sometimes even her desk. It was also around the same time did she concoct her first idea for a comic book. She later abandoned her project and focused on animation while attending the [...]
Posted by Chelsea Stevens
Features, This Week's Edition
Sunday, April 4th, 2010

I was standing in the gallery, cutting final invitations, talking to the gallery owner and guests who had arrived. As the sound of footsteps creep up the hall, I look up to the door. A familiar face, one I hadn’t seen in nearly a year, appeared. I put everything down and in a few long [...]
Posted by Megan Mackay
This Week's Edition
Wednesday, March 17th, 2010

How often do art and music unite with curling? Thanks to the guys at Feels Good, once a year. Sixteen teams battled it out at the Capital Exhibition Center Sunday night to see who would bring home the Feels Good Cup. Rachel MacGillivray was a part of last years winning team Sweeping it Easy. “It’s [...]
Posted by Liz Dail
Features, This Week's Edition, Video
Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

Watch Here: The Teen Art Zone is one of the many events offered by the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. But it is one of the few that’s free. The last Sunday of every month for a few hours in the afternoon, Fredericton teens can let their creativity run free.