Gallery on Queen
406 Queen St. E3B 1B6 Fredericton, NB, Canada

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Gallery On Queen is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Janice Wright Cheney and Maja Padrov Opening November 20 @5pm, following Covid-19 safety protocol. Maja moved to New Brunswick in 1997 from Novi Sad, Serbia, and graduated from the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design with diploma in Studio Ceramics. She has been working with clay professionally for the last 20 years as a studio artist, and has worked as a part time instructor at NBCCD. She attended and ...taught numerous workshops in Canada, United States and Europe, and participated in ceramic residencies in Canada, Hungary, Serbia and France. Maja received several grants and awards from the New Brunswick Arts Board, Sheila Hugh Mackay Foundation, Canada Council for the Arts and Canadian Clay and Glass Association. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, and is part of public and private collections in North America, Europe and Asia, including the Art Gallery of Burlington Permanent Collection of contemporary Canadian Ceramics, Faenza Cultural Centre, Italy, and Yingge Taipei Ceramics Museum, Taiwan. Most recently, her installation work has been selected for the International Ceramic Festival Mino, Japan. Maja’s work is made by using functional pottery techiques, and is inspired by everyday objects used in home and studio work. They are simplified to basic geometric shapes, assembled in a row of interconnected parts and finished with surface that resembles stone and metal. She is interested in interplay of historical associations, familiar forms, possible functions, and surfaces that references different materials and explores how this affects our perception of everyday objects translated into clay. As a contrast to inspiration that came from humble, often overlooked objects, the gallery presentation allows a shift to more eccentricassembled in a row of interconnected parts and finished with surface that resembles stone and metal. She is interested in interplay of historical associations, familiar forms, possible functions, and surfaces that references different materials and explores how this affects our perception of everyday objects translated into clay. As a contrast to inspiration that came from humble, often overlooked objects, the gallery presentation allows a shift to more eccentric results, and questions what that translation means The work will be available for viewing at the Gallery Photo credit Jeff Crawford Janice Wright Cheney Maja Padrov

Familiar Objects ongoing @Gallery on Queen Janice Wright Cheney Maja Padrov... https://www.facebook.com/events/1336207866717196

Gearing up for the holiday season with our $300.00 and under wall! Best wishes - Gallery On Queen

Gallery On Queen is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Tara Francis, Sophie Levesque and Dawn Steeves Opening November 26 @5pm, the work will be displayed at the gallery and available for viewing while following Covid-19 safety protocol.

Félécitations / Congratulations - Eveline Gallant Fournier