About Us
Gallery on Queen
Gallery on Queen is located in a modern space in Fredericton's historic downtown. It houses a fantastic collection of work from artists across Canada. Situated one block away from the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, we strive to represent both emerging and established artists.
We believe in an affordable and accessible approach to collecting art and that everyone should be able to own an original work of art. GoQ is a significant resource for both novice art buyers and seasoned collectors. We provide services to private and corporate collectors in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. From the traditional to the contemporary, the gallery houses an ever-changing collection of mediums, including paintings, drawings, sculptures, works on paper, ceramics, bead and quill works, wood carvings and metal art.
Gallery Staff
Nadia Khoury - Director
Austin Daigle - Gallery Assistant / Preparator
Aaron McKinnon - Graphics + Communication
Michael Khoury - Photographer
The Director - Nadia Khoury
Nadia Khoury, the owner of the gallery, is a highly driven and results oriented professional; energetic and positive with a talent for inspiring loyalty and building and maintaining relationships. She has extensive experience working at the management level in the non-profit sector.
She is passionate about promoting arts, culture and social action causes in Atlantic Canada. New Brunswick's arts and culture sector has always been the cornerstone of her endeavours. She is concerned about the future of the arts in New Brunswick.
For the past thirty years, she has been devoting her time and energy to the arts . She was on the Executive Committee for the Cultural Human Resources Council of New Brunswick “ Culture Plus” and Past chair of the NB Foundation for the arts. She has chaired and is co-chairing fund raising galas for many non-profit organization including the Beaverbrook Art Gallery on a continuous basis.
She has a keen eye for raw talent and believes that if an artist is well represented, their work will only enrich the culture of the province. She envisions a place where people could buy original pieces of art at affordable prices. Her dream is to establish an innovative art gallery dedicated to making original art accessible and affordable, while providing a forum for artists to show their work in a public forum through a non-traditional gallery environment.
