In 2021, Business & Arts NL released the Explore Art NL public art app to help people discover, understand and appreciate the works of public art spread throughout the province, including over 110 outdoor murals, sculptures, memorials and yarn-bombings. The app (which includes map and directions features) allows users to browse works by location, medium […]
Spotlight on the Law Foundation of Newfoundland & Labrador
Volunteers are the very fabric of our communities who, by freely giving their time, talents and expertise, help make us stronger and more resilient and connected. During National Volunteer Week, we salute all those volunteers who are committed to building a brighter world for us all, one small act of kindness at a time. At […]
2022-23 Annual Report Highlights
The past year has been an eventual one for Business & Arts NL as we welcomed a dozen new members, launched four new programs, and connected artists to support and new opportunities, helping grow and strengthen the creative sector while building vibrant, creative and resilient communities. We’re pleased to share the highlights in our 2022-23 Annual […]
Pivot Like an Artist: Ian Foster & “Close to the Bone”
It’s not uncommon for artists to wear many hats as they seek to expand their creative horizons, make art that challenges themselves (and others) in new and innovative ways, and experiment with new approaches. And oftentimes, different artistic practices and mediums (like music and film) flow so well together, it’s a natural progression in an […]
Q&A with Business & Arts NL Co-Chair Noreen Golfman
Business & Arts NL board co-chair, founder of the St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival, vice-chair of the Newfoundland & Labrador Film Development Corporation, founder of the MUN Cinema Series, board chair of the Winterset in Summer Literary Festival – Noreen Golfman’s passion for the arts (and film) shines through. Considering her involvement with the […]
Spotlight on the Sheila’s Brush Mural Restoration
If you’ve ever walked or driven along Harbour Drive in downtown St. John’s, you’ve probably looked up at some point and admired the Sheila’s Brush mural by artist Helen Gregory. The mural, formerly located next door to the Neal Building at 50 Harbour Drive, shows the legendary Sheila throwing out her dishwater, resulting in the […]
