Wall space in the gallery spans two floors, including the building's foyer, four staircases and a second floor landing, in a beautiful heritage building in Fredericton's downtown. New track hanging devices and security cameras, plus a steady flow of visitors, provide a safe and highly visible area for artistic works and a wide range of media.
As a hub for creativity, the Centre's Charlotte Glencross Gallery offers an authentic presentation space supported by tenant artists, arts organizations and its reputation in the community.
Tidswell's fabric paintings and Ripley's watercolours are featured until mid-July.
On the Shore, left, is an evocative image done in threads, fabric and paint.
Blue Jay in Autumn and Tranquility both involve quilting and applique techniques to render their images.
Chicken and Hay Barns, right, and Coulter's Barn, below, are part of Ripley's exploration of aging agricultural buildings. New Zealand Landscape, below right, reflects Ripley's travels.
For information on exhibiting in the gallery, click here.