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An exhibit featuring the work of artist Edward Mitchell Bannister, who was born in Saint Andrews, has opened in Sackville. While well known in the United States, this marks the first major exhibition of Bannister’s work ever presented in Canada. Professor Charmaine Nelson describes the significance of the exhibit and how his works are considered to be some of the best examples of 19th century American art.
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