Cassie Seaboyer (BFA 2017) is a Halifax-based costume designer, special effects artist, and sculptor. From felt elf puppets to hyper-realistic silicone feet, Cassie’s whimsical prop
NSCAD University (NSCAD) and the Faculty Union of NSCAD (FUNSCAD) Unit II are pleased to announce they have reached a tentative agreement in collective bargaining with their technicians.
NSCAD University has announced it signed a long-term agreement with the Halifax Port Authority to create an accessible, unified campus that will be the cornerstone of the vibrant creative and social district at the Halifax Seaport.
NSCAD University (NSCAD) and the Faculty Union of NSCAD (FUNSCAD) Unit I are pleased to announce they have reached a tentative agreement in collective bargaining with their Regular Full-Time, Pro-Rated and Part-Time faculty.
NSCAD’s alumni ring designed by Karen Konzuk ( BFA 1997) will be updated in 2024 with a brand-new design. What will NSCAD’s alumni be wearing? The competition is open to current NSCAD Jewellery & Metalsmithing students and recent graduates (2018-2022) of the program.
Students are invited to a presentation on the opportunities available to artists and craftspeople at the Cape Breton Centre for Craft & Design (CBCCD). During this session, Artist Residency Coordinator Vicki Clough will outline the various programs on offer, each one designed to support creatives in a different way.
NSCAD University and Nocturne are a natural pairing in a creative city like Halifax. As the province’s leading cultural institution, it is no surprise that
October 13 – 22 — Group exhibition: The NSCAD Drawing Lab is presenting its research as an exhibition of explanatory posters and videos in conjunction with the launch of its book
Vritual Fellow Talks Amanda Trager, October 19, 2022, 1-2 p.m. ADT. Since founding and NSCAD’s Institute for the Study of Canadian Slavery, Tier 1 Canada
National Truth and Reconciliation Day is a time to honour the Survivors of residential schools. NSCAD University will close it campuses on September 30 to allow our community members to begin or continue their awareness of the history and impact of residential schools, and to advance their understanding and compassion for reconciliation and healing.
Cassie Seaboyer (BFA 2017) is a Halifax-based costume designer, special effects artist, and sculptor. From felt elf puppets to hyper-realistic silicone feet, Cassie’s whimsical prop
NSCAD University (NSCAD) and the Faculty Union of NSCAD (FUNSCAD) Unit II are pleased to announce they have reached a tentative agreement in collective bargaining with their technicians.
NSCAD University has announced it signed a long-term agreement with the Halifax Port Authority to create an accessible, unified campus that will be the cornerstone of the vibrant creative and social district at the Halifax Seaport.
NSCAD University (NSCAD) and the Faculty Union of NSCAD (FUNSCAD) Unit I are pleased to announce they have reached a tentative agreement in collective bargaining with their Regular Full-Time, Pro-Rated and Part-Time faculty.
NSCAD’s alumni ring designed by Karen Konzuk ( BFA 1997) will be updated in 2024 with a brand-new design. What will NSCAD’s alumni be wearing? The competition is open to current NSCAD Jewellery & Metalsmithing students and recent graduates (2018-2022) of the program.
Students are invited to a presentation on the opportunities available to artists and craftspeople at the Cape Breton Centre for Craft & Design (CBCCD). During this session, Artist Residency Coordinator Vicki Clough will outline the various programs on offer, each one designed to support creatives in a different way.
NSCAD University and Nocturne are a natural pairing in a creative city like Halifax. As the province’s leading cultural institution, it is no surprise that
October 13 – 22 — Group exhibition: The NSCAD Drawing Lab is presenting its research as an exhibition of explanatory posters and videos in conjunction with the launch of its book
Vritual Fellow Talks Amanda Trager, October 19, 2022, 1-2 p.m. ADT. Since founding and NSCAD’s Institute for the Study of Canadian Slavery, Tier 1 Canada
National Truth and Reconciliation Day is a time to honour the Survivors of residential schools. NSCAD University will close it campuses on September 30 to allow our community members to begin or continue their awareness of the history and impact of residential schools, and to advance their understanding and compassion for reconciliation and healing.
