Where the Light Shines First is a photographic accumulation of the artist’s previous and current relationship to Newfoundland’s rural environment. Murphy grew up in St.John’s and moved to Toronto, Ontario to study photography at Ryerson University. As a young person Murphy felt the limitations of living in a remote area and was eager to leave… Read More
Sarah Joy Stoker and Omar Badrin will be here at Eastern Edge Gallery from June 11th – 17th completing an artist residency. The week will be a research-based process of exploration and creation open to the public for ongoing viewing, culminating in a public viewing and performance on June 16th. Public Performance Saturday, June 16th… Read More
The rOGUE Gallery is a 5 x 4 metre space within Eastern Edge dedicated to showcasing work by Eastern Edge members, with a special focus on local, emerging, or experimental practices and works by artists with a connection to Newfoundland and Labrador. We accept applications for exhibitions, performances, concerts, events, screenings, lectures, interventions, art writing, and… Read More
tet; mâni; ute|here : Melissa Tremblett & John Jeddore Curated by Joanna Barker April 21st – June 2nd, 2018 In 1949, the Terms of Union between Newfoundland and Canada failed to acknowledge all Indigenous communities on both the island and mainland portion of the province that is now NL. This exclusion has often been… Read More
JOB OPPORTUNITY: Festival Communications Assistant Program stream: Young Canada Works in Heritage Organizations Job title: Festival Communications Assistant Organization name: Eastern Edge Gallery Job location: St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador Length of assignment: 2018-06-04 to 2018-08-24 (12 weeks) Hourly wage: $12.00 https://young-canada-works.canada.ca/Opportunity/ProjectDetails?projectId=5019&showBackToSearch=true This job opportunity is open to any student returning to full-time studies in Fall 2018. JOB OPPORTUNITY: Festival… Read More