JAMES WILSON
James Wilson is a fine art photographer living and working from his home-based studio in Hampton, New Brunswick. Over a long and distinguished career, he has held 28 solo exhibitions and participated in 18 group shows.
His work is included in major public collections such as the National Gallery of Canada, Beaverbrook Art Gallery, New Brunswick Museum, the New Brunswick Art Bank, and five Canadian embassies, including the Canadian Embassy in Paris.
Wilson is known for his large-format rural landscapes, still-life photography, and his natural-light black-and-white studio portrait series, Social Studies, which captures New Brunswickers from all walks of life. He is also the author of three books: Portraits of New Brunswick Painters, Lost Murals of Fred Ross, and Social Studies. In addition to his exhibition career, he has taught photography and mentored artists internationally for over 20 years, with annual workshops in Mexico, Italy, and Japan.
Art Talk with James Wilson
Saturday, March 21 | 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
AMBER YOUNG
Amber Young has always painted what surrounds her. The pond, lake, and Acadian forest of Hampton, New Brunswick, shaped both her life and her artistic voice. For over two decades, her work has focused on the energy of forests, flowers, and water.
Young studied art and art education at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, continued her studies in ceramics at Sheridan College, and later travelled to Taiwan to study Chinese lotus painting.
Her paintings are not literal depictions of nature. They aim to capture the feeling of standing inside it. Through movement, colour, and brushwork, she invites viewers into an immersive, emotional experience of place. Her work has been exhibited in numerous solo and group shows and is held in collections across North America.
Art Talk with Amber Young
Saturday, April 11 | 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Also Available Online
Annette Martin
We’re excited to announce that Annette’s work is now for sale as part of our online gallery. Explore her colourful abstract landscapes and other mixed media works, and stay tuned for more news about this incredible body of work. Her bold and vibrant take on Canadian landscapes is a fantastic addition to anyone’s home or collection.
Tim Murray
New Brunswick digital artist Tim Murray blends his background in game design and retro aesthetics to craft bold, cinematic visuals that celebrate imagination and local lore. As Creative Director at Gogii Games and the artist behind JetRex Design, his new series, Mythic Maritimes, reimagines Atlantic Canada’s wildest stories, sea monsters, legends, and ghostly encounters, through a vibrant, modern lens.
