Art Opening in Newfoundland

art opening in Newfoundland

Newfoundland Impressions – A Solo Exhibition by Brandy Saturley

On April 26, 2025, the solo exhibition Newfoundland Impressions opened at the James Baird Gallery in Pouch Cove, Newfoundland. Featuring twenty vibrant paintings in acrylic and oil on canvas and wood, the show brings an energetic burst of colour and storytelling to this unassuming gallery nestled on Gruchy’s Hill.

As visitors entered the space, the familiar sounds of The Beatles drifted through the air, setting a nostalgic and playful tone. The walls came alive with vivid depictions of Newfoundland’s iconic landscapes, architecture, and coastal towns—each canvas a window into a unique moment, emotion, or place.

The works were created between 2023 and 2025, following Brandy Saturley’s artist residency at this very location. Some pieces were started during her time in Pouch Cove and later completed at her studio in Victoria, BC, before being shipped back for this exhibition. The paintings capture scenes from Brigus, Bell Island, Cape Bonavista, Cape Spear, St. John’s, Petty Harbour, Cavendish, Pouch Cove, and Trinity.

Together, the collection forms a visual love letter to “The Rock” and its richly hued culture. Saturley’s expressive brushwork and thoughtful compositions reflect a deep connection to place—communicating not just what Newfoundland looks like, but how it feels.

Below are some photos from the opening. Newfoundland Impressions runs until the end of May 2025 at the James Baird Gallery in Pouch Cove, Newfoundland.

Art Opening in Newfoundland

James Baird Gallery – Newfoundland Impressions, 2025 by Brandy Saturley

James Baird gallery

Solos art show by Brandy Saturley at James Baird Gallery, April 2025

Art Opening in Newfoundland

Art opening at James Baird Gallery, Brandy Saturley April 2025

Art opening in Newfoundland – James Baird Gallery – Brandy Saturley, 2025

Art Opening in Newfoundland

Brandy Saturley is a contemporary Canadian visual artist celebrated for her vibrant and symbolic paintings that explore Canadian identity, culture, and landscapes. Her art is characterized by a fusion of realism and abstraction, often referred to as “Canadian Pop Art” or “Pop Realism.” She is known for incorporating iconic Canadian symbols—such as hockey imagery, landscapes, and cultural figures—into her work, creating a unique visual narrative that resonates with national identity. For more information and to view her artwork, visit her official website: www.brandysaturley.com