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Art at Kingsbrae Garden

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Kingsbrae Garden is home to a growing collection of sculptures, exhibited around the national award-winning property. The marriage of art and gardens is a natural one. Around the 27-acre Kingsbrae site are metal and glass creations by Don Pell, several works on loan from the Beaverbrook collection, and a variety of animal figures. Despite these, a Dutch windmill and collections of over 50,000 plants, there is always room for more.

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Visitors enjoy the combination of art and nature throughout the Garden. Sculptors are invited to submit works for exhibition and sale. Please click on the "Contact Us" link at the bottom of this page to request details.

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A new sculpture garden of over three acres is nearing completion. It contains extensive water features and is designed to contain hidden nooks where visitors will discover many of the works of art.

Sculpture Garden Concept

The Art Gallery

The Art GalleryThe Kingsbrae Garden Art Gallery features work of local New Brunswick artists who take flowers or gardens as their theme. Different media are used to portray the splendours of horticulture.

The Gallery is located in the turn-of-the-century Edward Maxwell manor house, original to the estate that makes up the bulk of Kingsbrae Garden's 27 acres. Two full walls of window give stunning views of the surrounding gardens, Ministers Island and Passamaquoddy Bay.