Art enthusiasts, prepare for an evening of visual and auditory splendor!
On October 4, step into the world of Double Vision – A Fine Art Exhibition, where we celebrate the debut of Anthony Brenton’s compelling new artworks alongside classic creations by the esteemed Clem Curtis.
About the Artists:
Anthony Brenton is a visionary artist who merges the realms of poetry and painting. After years of immersing himself in the written word, he found his true expression through painting. His recent collection, born from an intense two-year period of creation, features psychological abstraction and imaginative schizocartoonism. Each piece showcases intricate portraits and dynamic scenes, rendered with a unique, vibrant style. Anthony’s studio is nestled in Conception Bay South, NL, where he continues to push artistic boundaries.
Clem Curtis, a native of Newfoundland, is a distinguished painter based in St. John’s. His work, which spans a range of mediums, is deeply inspired by his passion for music and literature. Clem’s artistic excellence has been recognized with two Arts and Letters competition awards. His pieces grace numerous private collections, the Rooms provincial art bank, and the City of St. John’s permanent collection, reflecting a rich and diverse artistic legacy.
The evening’s festivities begin at 8pm, featuring an evocative gallery display of Anthony and Clem’s art. As you explore the exhibition, enjoy live musical performances by the eclectic Colleen Power, Dan Keating, and Andrew Waterman. This celebration takes place upstairs at Lucy’s Bar on 371 Duckworth Street. The event includes a $10 cover charge and offers a cash bar for your convenience. Both artists will be in attendance.
Join us for an unforgettable night of art and music. We look forward to sharing this extraordinary experience with you!
This event is a Pond Pop-Up.
St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival (SJIWFF) has championed the creative work of women and gender-diverse artists worldwide since 1989. Driven by a bold vision, SJIWFF dares to imagine a gender-equitable, artist-centred screen industry.
SJIWFF screens films written or directed by women and gender-diverse artists year-round and host a signature five-day international festival and Film Industry Forum.
Join us October 22-26, 2024 in St. John’s, NL to celebrate our 35th edition with five days of the best new cinema worldwide. We celebrate films written or directed by women and gender-diverse artists year-round and host a signature five-day international festival and film industry forum.
Join is October 22-26, 2024 in St. John’s, Newfoundland, Canada to celebrate our 35th edition.
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HarbourVOICES! International Festival of Collective Singing Traditions is an innovative six-day celebration of diverse singing traditions from around the globe. Headlining the festival will be 6 time GRAMMY winner, Jacob Collier. In addition to performing concerts and events, HarbourVOICES! will provide spaces for collaboration, reciprocal learning, and diversity through the sharing and authentic experiencing of varied musical traditions and cultures.
Our Festival is focused on celebrating diversity and inclusion through the encouragement of diverse voices and cultures. We are interested in prioritising collaboration and the reciprocal sharing of collective singing traditions. We hope to celebrate together the many and diverse traditions and powers of the human voice as shared through singing and song in the uniquely vibrant City of St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador.