BFA grad who received a Fulbright scholarship and completed her MFA at Yale University talks about her first solo show and the evolution of her art practice.
This week (March 21-24th) is NSCAD Career Week! Each day there is at least one talk or workshop in-person in the Learning Commons and available online as Zoom webinars.
Anthea Black will be giving a special lecture on the True Pleasure of the Book, tied to their curatorial project “Embodied Press” at the Mary E. Black Gallery. The talk will be followed by a Q+A and a short dialogue between Professors Black and Hollenbach on contemporary issues in craft theory and care.
The award has led Walker to reflect on what it means to be a teacher to students. “It is important we mentor in ways that push past the methods and examples we had, in hopes of achieving something even more progressive or just.”
Professor Wark has accumulated hundreds and hundreds of books in her 33-year career as a scholar. Now in her last year at NSCAD, she is giving her book collection away to students.
Advisors from the Registrar’s Office will be available at locations across campus during Academic Advising Week to help students with questions regarding 2023-24 course selection.
Deirdre Sokolowska says having space outside of class to hang out is especially important post-pandemic.
The BEST Conference is an annual event which provides pre-employment services, supports, and training for international students in Nova Scotia, giving them the tools, resources, and contacts needed to build successful careers and position themselves in the Atlantic labour market.
BFA grad who received a Fulbright scholarship and completed her MFA at Yale University talks about her first solo show and the evolution of her art practice.
This week (March 21-24th) is NSCAD Career Week! Each day there is at least one talk or workshop in-person in the Learning Commons and available online as Zoom webinars.
Anthea Black will be giving a special lecture on the True Pleasure of the Book, tied to their curatorial project “Embodied Press” at the Mary E. Black Gallery. The talk will be followed by a Q+A and a short dialogue between Professors Black and Hollenbach on contemporary issues in craft theory and care.
The award has led Walker to reflect on what it means to be a teacher to students. “It is important we mentor in ways that push past the methods and examples we had, in hopes of achieving something even more progressive or just.”
Professor Wark has accumulated hundreds and hundreds of books in her 33-year career as a scholar. Now in her last year at NSCAD, she is giving her book collection away to students.
Advisors from the Registrar’s Office will be available at locations across campus during Academic Advising Week to help students with questions regarding 2023-24 course selection.
Deirdre Sokolowska says having space outside of class to hang out is especially important post-pandemic.
The BEST Conference is an annual event which provides pre-employment services, supports, and training for international students in Nova Scotia, giving them the tools, resources, and contacts needed to build successful careers and position themselves in the Atlantic labour market.
