Directors & Staff
Gallery Connexion is run by one paid staff member, an intern and a volunteer Board of Directors.
Megan MacKay, Education and Outreach Coordinator
Mary Green, President
Joss Richer, Treasurer
Julie Scriver
Paul McAllister
Terry Graff
WhiteFeather
Erin Morton
Candace Wilkins
Steven Foulds

-
Mary Green
President
Mary Green writes, makes zines, and puts on shows in Fredericton because she doesn’t know any better. She always refers to herself in the third person.

-
Joss Richer
Secretary
An artist with a background in materials science, Joss Richer attended classes in drawing, painting, metalwork, clay and art theory from the New Brunswick College of Craft & Design (NBCCD), the University of New Brunswick (UNB), and Saint Thomas University. Over the past several years, he has coordinated weekly life drawing sessions at the NBCCD. He also teaches drawing and mixed media sculpture to various age groups through NBCCD, UNB and the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. Joss enjoys working with various media and techniques. His body of work includes charcoal and ink drawings; metal and clay reliefs; mixed-media assemblages that incorporate writings and drawings; and sculptures in stone, plaster, paper, and other materials. In his practice, he combines his interest in the human figure, cosmology, the origin of life, and evolution to create art where human and natural forms blend organically.

-
Paul McAllister
Co-creator of FeelsGood and an upstanding member of The Big 3 collective.

-
Julie Scriver
Julie Scriver is the Art Director and a managing partner of Goose Lane Editions. In a former life, she was a professional dancer in Montreal. She continues to share her love of dance as a ballet teacher. Her passion for art, literature, and all forms of communication continues to be stimulated by the collaborative work of design.

-
Terry Graff
Terry Graff is an accomplished visual artist, the recipient of major public sculpture commissions, and the first recipient of the Christina Sabat Award for Art Criticism in Atlantic Canada, sponsored by the Sheila Hugh MacKay Foundation. His work has been featured in numerous one-person and group exhibitions, and is included in many public and private collections across the country. Currently serving as Curator and Deputy Director at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, his extensive career in the visual arts includes holding the position of Executive Director of three public art galleries in three different provinces of Canada: the Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, SK; Rodman Hall Arts Centre, St. Catharines, ONT.; and Confederation Centre Art Gallery & Museum, Charlottetown, PEI.