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A local, fine art gallery showcasing reclamation, preservation, and conservation landscape paintings.
A local, fine art gallery showcasing reclamation, preservation, and conservation landscape paintings.
With a view of Zwicker and Ernst Islands in the Mahone Bay, the gallery is located on the South Shore 20 minutes from Chester, 10 minutes from the town of Mahone Bay and 15 minutes from the UNESCO site of Lunenburg. The drive is spectacular along the coast with a view of mussel and kelp farms, a local ship builder and fully accessible by
With a view of Zwicker and Ernst Islands in the Mahone Bay, the gallery is located on the South Shore 20 minutes from Chester, 10 minutes from the town of Mahone Bay and 15 minutes from the UNESCO site of Lunenburg. The drive is spectacular along the coast with a view of mussel and kelp farms, a local ship builder and fully accessible by water with a floating dock and wharf.
The gallery was nominated for the SSEA 2026 Hidden Gem award, and the MODL 2024 Innovation Award for its unique combination of art and technology used to teach visitors about reclamation and conservation. Stop in to try the Virtual Reality goggles!
The Nova Scotia conservation sites featured in the fine art in this gallery have been brought into public ownership with the support of many local organizations including Mahone Islands Conservation Association (MICA), Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), the province of Nova Scotia, the municipality of Chester and the Municipality of the
The Nova Scotia conservation sites featured in the fine art in this gallery have been brought into public ownership with the support of many local organizations including Mahone Islands Conservation Association (MICA), Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC), the province of Nova Scotia, the municipality of Chester and the Municipality of the District of Lunenburg (MODL), Nova Scotia Nature Trust, Coastal Action, and Parks Canada.
Collecting art is more than choosing a pretty picture. If you love conservation and the environment, owning a conservation painting is a great way to start a conversation in your home about your values.
As a reclamation, preservation and conservation artist, the locations depicted in the gallery are a way to reconnect with my values and the environment. Many protected sites are visible from the fine art gallery and provide inspiring views as the ever-changing sky highlights the land and ocean below it.
If you are not at the collector stag
As a reclamation, preservation and conservation artist, the locations depicted in the gallery are a way to reconnect with my values and the environment. Many protected sites are visible from the fine art gallery and provide inspiring views as the ever-changing sky highlights the land and ocean below it.
If you are not at the collector stage, the fine art images can be found on beautifully lined totes, coasters, prints, and postcards for all budgets.
Whiskey Jack Gallery is based on Canada's national bird: the Grey Jay. The bird was selected as the national bird because it represents Canadians. This gallery also represents Canadians: hardy, friendly and smart.
The bird is also known in First Nations lore for leading people home when lost.
Kacy DeLong, Councilor for MODL District 8
