Our gallery doors open onto Grace Han’s Fragments, with ceramics that speak across cultures, identities, and traditions. Grace Han is a ceramic artist whose work explores the power of betweenness. Through traditional Korean techniques, she shapes both large-scale red clay forms and delicate porcelain works, balancing strength and softness in every piece. Discover her story at Fragments, now showing at the Mary E. Black Gallery: 📍 Mary E. Black Gallery, 1061 Marginal Rd, Halifax 📅 August 18 – September 18 ⏰ Tues–Sun, 10 am–6 pm (closed Mondays) 🎟 Free admission (fb)

What does it mean to stand together as Canadians? Beyond the symbols, the headlines, and the history books, ELBOWS UP! explores this question through the work of Canadian artists who transform resilience, pride, and unity into something tangible. Presented in partnership with the Lunenburg School of the Arts, each piece is a reminder that Canada’s story is crafted through the diverse voices that shape it. Come stand among works that reflect a country both layered in history and always evolving. 📅 August 18–October 19, 2025 📍 Residency Studio, Nova Scotia Centre for Craft, 1061 Marginal Road, Halifax, NS (next to the Mary E. Black Gallery) ⏰ Tues–Sun, 10 am–6 pm (closed Mondays) 🎟 Free admission (fb)