796 Queen Street
Fredericton, NB, E3B 1C6
art@gallery78.com
Tel: 506-454-5192
Toll Free: 1-888-883-8322
Fax: 506-443-0199
Hours: Tuesday to Friday 10:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday 10:00am - 3:00pm
Sunday 1.00pm - 4.00pm
Year Established: 1976
SELECTED ARTISTS
Werner Arnold
Ann Balch
Bruno Bobak
Molly Lamb Bobak
Miller Brittain
Eric Budovitch
Anna Cameron
Lee Horus Clark
Anne Dunn
Alexandrya Eaton
Darren Emeneau
Tom Forrestall
William Forrestall
Yvon Gallant
Paul Healey
Joanne Hunt
Pegi Nicol MacLeod
Stephen May
Monica MacDonald
Brian MacKinnon
Vicky MacLean
Ann Manuel
Raymond Martin
Dawn McCracken
David McKay
Joe Plaskett
Steven Rhude
Réjean Roy
Stephen Scott
David Silverberg
Roger Simon
Colin Hugh Smith
Peggy Smith
Tom Smith
Guy Vézina
Stephanie Weirathmueller
James Wilson
 Kristen Bishop "Life Circles" 5/10/2013 - 6/2/2013 Kristen Bishop's first exhibition at Gallery 78 features her "Life Circles" metalwork. Kristen is the most recent NB College of Craft and Design metal arts graduate to present her work through Gallery 78. Using circles and pods, to create form and envelop space, Bishop explores life and its cycles. "Natural forms familiar to us all are the foundation of the design process for this new body of work. The circles and the pod forms are the vehicle with which I explore a series of life cycles. These broken circles carry vessel-like pods that are whole with life, or open and empty. The inside and outside, the perfect and imperfect are equally important." Kristen Bishop, 2013 |
 Eric Budovitch "Between Here and There" 5/10/2013 - 6/2/2013 Eric Budovitch returns to Gallery 78 with his latest exhibition. "Between Here and There" shows Budovitch's growth as a painter and builds on his "Moving Day" series and his narrative exploration of place and change. Through his oil paintings and pastels, the artist evokes contemplation in the viewer as we observe a moment captured. "...this show is about how people get "From Here to There" and through the years whether it be represented as baggage or repetition or some other means to capture the...eye and...attention." Eric Budovitch, 2013 |
