Special thanks to our sponsors Deloitte Canada and NLCU ! Here’s a shot from Jerry Ropson’s installation integrated within The Factory museum in Port Union. #deloitte #nlcreditunion #BringingTheArtsToLife #BonavistaBiennale2019 #JerryRopson #nlarts

Many thanks to our GeoART Symposium partner, @DiscoveryGEONL #discoveryaspiringgeopark #DAGi #BonavistaBiennale2019 #BringingTheArtsToLife

The arts have impact - and the Bonavista Biennale is proof. Check out our Spotlight to learn more about the impact that this wonderful event has had on the peninsula and local economy. #nlarts #BonavistaBiennale businessandartsnl.com/2019/11/19/spo…

Robert Hengeveld's “passing where to” moved between 4 different locations during the Bonavista Biennale, on both public & private land. Generous in-kind support for the project was provided by Bonavista Living. Photo: Brian Ricks #nlarts #collaboration businessandartsnl.com/2019/11/19/spo…

The Bonavista Biennale wouldn't be possible without the artists & support from local communities, individuals, organizations & businesses like Fishers' Loft Inn Bonavista Living Paint Shop Cox & Palmer NLCU Deloitte Canada & others. Kudos to all! #collaboration businessandartsnl.com/2019/11/19/spo…

This year’s exhibition would not have been possible without our generous site partners. Starting in the Trinity Bight area - special thanks to Trinity Historical Society, the Town of Port Rexton, Fishers’ Loft, Provincial Historic Sites, and Champney’s West Heritage Group.

Celebrating incredible women artists today and every day. #IWD2020 Pictured: Pam Hall, Camille Turner, Meagan Musseau, Catherine Blackburn, and D’Arcy Wilson - just five of the many many incredible women artists who have brought life to the #BonavistaBiennale