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Located in Halifax's unique Hydrostone Market, 14 Bells Fine Art Gallery showcases working, contemporary Canadian artists.
New Arrivals
Wanderlust; Lisa-Maj Roos
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Oil on Canvas
36" x 36"
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Visit artwork page →Lisa-Maj Roos
Oil on Canvas
40" x 40"
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Visit artwork page →Lisa-Maj Roos
Oil on Canvas
40" x 40"
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Visit artwork page →Lisa-Maj Roos
Oil on Canvas
40" x 40"
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Visit artwork page →Lisa-Maj Roos
Oil on Canvas
36" x 36"
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Visit artwork page →Lisa-Maj Roos
Oil on Canvas
20" x 20"
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Visit artwork page →Lisa-Maj Roos
Oil on Canvas
11" x 14"
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SoldVisit artwork page →Lisa-Maj Roos
Oil on Canvas
11" x 14"
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Visit artwork page →Lisa-Maj Roos
Oil on Canvas
10" x 10"
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Visit artwork page →Lisa-Maj Roos
Oil on Canvas
10" x 10"
News & Events
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July 03, 2020
The mighty little boler
The boler (always lowercase b) was invented in Winnipeg, Manitoba in 1968 by a used car salesman named Ray Olecko. Elements of the origin story are hotly debated online. Some claim the lightweight trailer was named boler because it resembles a bowler hat. Others claim it was named after a previous invention of Olecko's, a hand held fibreglass slingshot, also named Boler (capital B this time).
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May 19, 2020
Gallery artist Al Simm featured on Eastlink TV
Nova Scotia metal artist Al Simm was featured on a recent episode of Maritime Made on Eastlink TV. A great opportunity to watch the master at work!
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May 07, 2020
Iconic candy featured in art exhibit at 14 Bells Fine Art Gallery
When Nova Scotia artist Mary Doane dropped off her contributions to this month's group show, DELICIOUS, it included a cheeky little painting called "Chicken Bone Soup." I had seen these candies before but I didn't know their story. A google search brought up this excellent article by Julia Wright of the CBC
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April 22, 2020
Visually Speaking: Being an Artist in the Shadow of the Pandemic
Wow. Our world has been shaken and things have changed very quickly. By the time you read this, the situation will no doubt be different again. We’ve all been affected by the pandemic in some way, and the cultural community is no different. Concerts and performances have been cancelled. Whole theatre productions have been put on hold. Movie releases have been pushed to later dates, and galleries have closed. As an artist myself, here is my story as one example of how artists are meeting the challenge.
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