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Kim Morgan’s Blood Work installed at Dalhousie

September 13, 2016

Kim Morgan’s art has turned bloody. But not gory, viscous and splattered bloody. The NSCAD professor and installation artist has been looking at blood through

Support for research on the Halifax Explosion

September 9, 2016

In the almost 100 years since the Halifax Explosion, it’s the stories that survive and have the power to move us still: about the force

NSCAD’s Art in Schools Initiative

September 8, 2016

It has always been Prof. David B. Smith’s contention that the creative thinking skills used to make art can help in other areas of learning

Celebrating 10 years in Lunenburg

August 29, 2016

Since the founding the NSCAD-Lunenburg Community Studio Residency Program a decade ago, more than 25 recent NSCAD grads have moved to Lunenburg for a year

Alumni Profile: Sarah Irwin

June 19, 2016

In a quaint, former general store on twisty-turny Peggy’s Cove Road, you’ll find The Finer Diner. About a 40-minute’s drive from Halifax, the diner offers

Lukas Pearse: The Team Player

June 10, 2016

“Nobody puts on an opera by themselves.” This is how Lukas Pearse responds when asked about his many collaborations with other artists. He currently has

Shooting from the East – a critical history

June 9, 2016

With the Nova Scotia filmmaking industry currently in flux, it seems a bittersweet time for a critical history of filmmaking in Atlantic Canada to come

David Clark and the art of collaboration

June 9, 2016

There are more exciting things happening in the NSCAD Academy building. Not only is The Dome Project well underway and with a prototype almost completed,

Music from stone

May 6, 2016

Writers and theorists have long misquoted German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832) as having said “music is liquid architecture, architecture is frozen music.” However

Graduation 2016

May 4, 2016

Here’s a look back at NSCAD’s 2016 Graduation Ceremony — congratulations Class of 2016! Film Screening Graduation festivities began on Thursday afternoon, April 28, with

Kim Morgan’s Blood Work installed at Dalhousie

September 13, 2016

Kim Morgan’s art has turned bloody. But not gory, viscous and splattered bloody. The NSCAD professor and installation artist has been looking at blood through