Artsnews SERVING the ARTS in the FREDERICTON REGION June 11, 2020 Volume 21, Issue 24
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ARTSnews June 11, 2020 Volume 21, Issue 24 ARTSnews SERVING THE ARTS IN THE FREDERICTON REGION June 11, 2020 Volume 21, Issue 24 In this issue *Click the “Back to top” link after each notice to return to “In This Issue”. Upcoming Events 1. Pigment of Your Imagination: Virtual Exhibition of Second Year NBCCD Photography Students 2. Fredericton Society of Artists’ First Online Exhibition from June 1 to July 31 3. Canadian Live Streams to Watch During COVID-19 from June 11-21 4. NBCCD 2020 Convocation Online on June 12 at 2pm 5. Roots & Soul Sunday's Online on June 14 from 5 to 9pm 6. UNB Alumni & Friends: Comedian James Mullinger Live In Your Home on June 17 at 8pm 7. Reset: Advanced Studio Practice Exhibition opens at Gallery 78 on June 19 from 4-8pm & Online 8. Postponed to June 20: National Arts Drive Project 9. Fredericton al Fresco Now in Operation 10. Fredericton Playhouse COVID-19 Survey 11. Revelations: Selections from the UNB Permanent Collection presents Avenging Angels & 7 Deadly Sins 12. Four Radio Plays by Alden Nowlan & Walter Learning Available for Your Listening Pleasure 13. Joe Szekeres’ Profile of Norm Foster from The Artist in Self Isolation Series Workshops | Classes | Art Camps 1. Kathy Mac presents Wording Around with Your Writing Life from June 1-25 at 7:30pm 2. Visual Arts Nova Scotia’s Hear Tell Podcast Training Program starting June 16 at 7pm 3. UNB Art Centre Design Works Wednesdays’ Create at Home Series: New Format & Instructor 4. NB Filmmaker’s Co-Op Courses: The Screenwriter’s Journey & Producing 101 5. TNB Theatre School Summer Programs Announced 6. Registration Open: UNB Design Works Online Master Classes & Private/Small Group Learning Sessions 7. Strathmore Free Online Artist Workshops ARTSnews June 11, 2020 Volume 21, Issue 24 Auditions | Call for Artist Submissions & Awards 1. Applications Open: Fredericton Arts Alliance’s Canada Summer Jobs Position 2. Job Opportunity: Communication Officer with the New Brunswick Arts Board 3. Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture: COVID-19 Special Projects Fund 4. Applications Open: The Incubator Project at the Imperial Theatre 5. Call for Temporary Public Art in Phoenix Square 6. Canada Council for the Arts Digital Originals: Micro Innovation Grants 7. Student Employment Opportunity with New Brunswick Arts Board (artsnb) from July 6 – Aug. 28 8. Applications Open for Annual Nel Oudemans Award 9. Council of the Arts Fredericton’s Performing Arts Scholarship 10. Submissions Open: Second Annual Plain Site Theatre Festival 11. Call for Submissions: Jane LeBlanc Filmmaker Award 12. Call for Submissions: CBC/NB Joy Award 13. Fibre Arts Network - Call for Submissions for Craft 2020: Fibre Reflections 14. Silver Wave Film Festival Submissions Open! The Fredericton Arts Alliance gratefully appreciates the support of the Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation in our efforts to use new technology to bring the arts to a wider audience during this period of isolation. We hope this investment will pay off long into the future when we will again be able to interact directly. For even more arts and cultural events in New Brunswick, visit: & ARTSnews June 11, 2020 Volume 21, Issue 24 1. Pigment of Your Imagination: Virtual Exhibition of Second Year NBCCD Photography Students The photography department of the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design would like to invite you to view the online virtual exhibition Pigment of Your Imagination, featuring the work of second year photography students Blake Baxter, Kayla Dormer, Gabrielle Gionet, Korry Hill, and Katherine Murray. View the exhibition at: https://www.artsteps.com/view/5e98e6e829ddef4061424948. To move around the exhibition, you can click with the mouse of use the WASD keys to move, and Q and E to turn. The exhibition is usually held at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre, but was not possible due to the Coivd-19 pandemic. Back to top. 2. Fredericton Society of Artists’ First Online Exhibition from June 1 to July 31 To view and purchase our art, visit the FSA’s website at http://frederictonsocietyofartists.com/exhibitions.html. The FSA thanks you for your support. Back to top. 3. Canadian Live Streams to Watch During COVID-19 from June 11-21 June 11, 2pm AT: Shred Kelly hosts an intimate pre-release listening party for the band's upcoming album, Like a Rising Sun, out June 19. Tickets are $10, via Side Door. June 12, 10pm AT: Jully Black performs as part of the DT Concert Series, which is run out of the Dominion Telegraph venue in Paris, Ont. All tickets are available at DTConcertSeries.com and the concert will be live streamed via Zoom. June 18, 4pm AT: Toronto-based Xenia Concerts, a series designed specifically for autistic audience members, presents the fourth live stream in their series, this time featuring Angela Park. According to the Xenia Concerts website, "The concerts will feature many of the same elements that are present at a typical live Xenia Concert, including stretch breaks, and a downloadable program with program checklist that you can use to follow along during the performance." Watch it via Facebook Live. June 19, 8:30pm AT: Montreal's Frase performs as part of Ballytobin Live from the Isabel Online Summer Music Festival. Watch via Facebook. June 20, 4pm AT: Sadaf Amini performs as part of Ballytobin Live from the Isabel Online Summer Music Festival. Watch via Facebook. June 20, 10pm AT: Royal Wood performs as part of the DT Concert Series, which is run out of the Dominion Telegraph venue in Paris, Ontario. All tickets are available at DTConcertSeries.com and the concert will be live streamed via Zoom. June 21, 8:30pm AT: Leanne Betasamosake Simpson and her band perform as part of Ballytobin Live from the Isabel Online Summer Music Festival. Watch via Facebook. Back to top. 4. NBCCD 2020 Convocation Online on June 12 at 2pm Join us as we celebrate the accomplishments of the 2020 class with a virtual convocation ceremony on YouTube. We will also have a series of celebratory virtual exhibitions at www.nbccdgrads.ca. Every grad will be given an opportunity to submit work, and the Advanced Studio Practice exhibition will also be featured on this site. Our grads are getting creative by decorating their grad caps. There will be an award for the best cap design. To see the decorated grad caps, search #NBCCDYearbook on Instagram, and for other images from the graduating class, search #NBCCDgrad2020. For more information on how to participate and to find a link to access the virtual convocation ceremony, visit our NBCCD 2020 Graduates website: www.nbccdgrads.ca. Back to top. ARTSnews June 11, 2020 Volume 21, Issue 24 5. Roots & Soul Sunday's Online on June 14 from 5 to 9pm This Sunday, we will bring you four acts playing 40-45 minutes each: 5pm: David Somerville 5:45pm: Jenn LeBlanc 6:30pm: Rick Sparkes + The Enablers 7:30pm: Kylie Fox plays Joni Mitchell (This set will be a separate video) For more information, visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/1962836843847165/. We will be collecting donations that will be split between the artists to help offset their financial losses due to COVID-19. Back to top. 6. UNB Alumni & Friends: Comedian James Mullinger Live In Your Home on June 17 at 8pm This is a very special invite for UNB alumni and friends! Join fellow alumni and friends for an exclusive virtual show with award-winning British comedian, James Mullinger. James is a stand-up comedian, keynote speaker, magazine editor, and father of two. British born, but now based in New Brunswick, he was described by the Montreal Times as "Britain’s greatest gift to Canadian comedy,” and on Wednesday he will perform just for you live on Zoom. All you have to do is log in and James will entertain you with a very special one hour comedy show set from his home direct to yours. For more information, or to register now: https://events.eply.com/jamesmullinger. Back to top. 7. Reset: Advanced Studio Practice Exhibition opens at Gallery 78 on June 19 from 4-8pm & Online Presenting an exhibition from our 2020 Advanced Studio Practice graduates; students in this program create an independent body of work using on-site studio facilities and equipment and work collaboratively with celebrated faculty advisors and professional mentors. They take their work out of the studio and into the greater community by planning self-guided projects such as artist residencies, pop-up shows, exhibitions, wholesale opportunities, and more. Featuring: Tomo Ingalls - Tomo's Pots Matt Cripps - Matt Cripps Pottery Nikki Vanderburg - Nikki VanderBurg: Metalsmith, Artist Sarah Hill - Saraphina Designs Renata Britez - RB Designs Monica Memory - Paper Pattern Silk Kerri Buckingham - Kerri Buckingham Art and Design Lydia Stewart - From Lydia with Love Dawn Merritt - Dawn Merritt Designs Due to social distancing, we will not have a gathering for the opening but Gallery 78 will be open 4-8pm on opening day. Coming June 12, there will also be a virtual exhibition from our Advanced Studio Practice students on the NBCCD grad website, www.nbccdgrads.ca. Back to top. 8. Postponed to June 20: National Arts Drive Project The project is being spearheaded by RAW Artists, an international arts organization. The National Arts Drive is a fundraiser for local artists and creatives across the country (film, fashion, music, art, performance, etc.). On Saturday, they are inviting artists across the U.S and Canada to showcase and perform from front lawns, driveways, balconies, and stoops. The invitation is open to anyone who would like to participate and the community to drive through suburban streets and city blocks to witness their creative neighbours.