If you wander through the Confederation Centre Art Gallery this fall, you may come across two artworks that seem to have nothing to do with each other—yet feel uncannily linked. There’s a lush, digitally designed quilt by Maggie J. Whitten-Henry in the exhibition Undergrowth, and, elsewhere in A New Definition…

Guest curator Christiana Myers has gathered eight emerging artists from Atlantic Canada for the probing, playful exhibition Undergrowth. CCAG publications coordinator Trevor Corkum recently caught up with Christiana to ask a few questions about the show.  Undergrowth is supported by the RBC Foundation and is on view until January 11,…

This October, the Confederation Centre Art Gallery launches four bold exhibitions that invite audiences to see home, community, and creativity in new ways. From the playful subversions of comic art to immersive explorations of nature and technology, the fall season highlights both Island talent and diverse artistic voices.