Alumni Profiles
NSCAD alumni, Kemmy Smith, shares his career shift from sneaker art to barbering, and the realities of trying to make it as an artist. Sneaker artist turned barber, Kemmy Smith, had to find a balance between his art and his work as he navigates the realities of being an artist. Credit: Kreations by Kemmy Kemmy […]
Renowned artist and NSCAD alumni, Dr. Henry Bishop, recounts his journey as an African Nova Scotian visual artist from the 1970s to present. Dr. Henry Bishop is the first African Nova Scotian to be awarded an Honorary Doctor of Fine Art from NSCAD. Dr. Henry Vernon Bishop is a source of inspiration within the Nova […]
Lynne Rennie completed her Bachelor of Communication in Design at NSCAD and is the design director for Calgary-based chocolate company, Cocoa Community Confection Inc., also known as Cococo. When chocolate is your passion, there’s more reason to smile. Alumna Lynne Rennie at the Cococo chocolate counter. Lynne Rennie’s sweet tooth is as fervent as her […]
There are two stories Jack Wong tells to explain his journey from engineer to children’s author: One rises out of the types of projects he worked on in his hometown of Vancouver leading up to the Olympics circa 2008. “A lot of those projects were controversial—relocating vulnerable populations, widening all the highways to increase vehicle […]
2482 Maynard Street sits back from the street in full view of a construction site and in the shadow of another, an arts centre painted the colour of the sky on a late autumn afternoon. Its owner, Emily Falencki, is a New Yorker who came to Halifax “for love and NSCAD—that’s what makes people move, […]
From sneakers to clippers: a NSCAD alumni’s resilience in the pursuit of art
NSCAD alumni, Kemmy Smith, shares his career shift from sneaker art to barbering, and the realities of trying to make it as an artist. Sneaker
Championing Visual Art and Black Culture in Nova Scotia
Renowned artist and NSCAD alumni, Dr. Henry Bishop, recounts his journey as an African Nova Scotian visual artist from the 1970s to present. Dr. Henry
Sweet stuff: NSCAD alumna shares her decadent journey to chocolate-making
Lynne Rennie completed her Bachelor of Communication in Design at NSCAD and is the design director for Calgary-based chocolate company, Cocoa Community Confection Inc., also
Governor General Literary Award-winner Jack Wong talks about his path from engineer to artist
There are two stories Jack Wong tells to explain his journey from engineer to children’s author: One rises out of the types of projects he
Steven Holmes on Sol LeWitt and NSCAD
I left Halifax in 1997 and moved to the US where I now live. Eventually settling in Connecticut, I was introduced to Sol LeWitt who lived a short drive away in Chester. In conversations, Sol eventually learned I had been at NSCAD. And he lit up. He talked about how important NSCAD was for him and others at a critical moment in their careers (and art history).
Alumna Emily Falencki talks about fostering community at the Blue Building
2482 Maynard Street sits back from the street in full view of a construction site and in the shadow of another, an arts centre painted
From sneakers to clippers: a NSCAD alumni’s resilience in the pursuit of art
NSCAD alumni, Kemmy Smith, shares his career shift from sneaker art to barbering, and the realities of trying to make it as an artist. Sneaker
Championing Visual Art and Black Culture in Nova Scotia
Renowned artist and NSCAD alumni, Dr. Henry Bishop, recounts his journey as an African Nova Scotian visual artist from the 1970s to present. Dr. Henry
Sweet stuff: NSCAD alumna shares her decadent journey to chocolate-making
Lynne Rennie completed her Bachelor of Communication in Design at NSCAD and is the design director for Calgary-based chocolate company, Cocoa Community Confection Inc., also
Governor General Literary Award-winner Jack Wong talks about his path from engineer to artist
There are two stories Jack Wong tells to explain his journey from engineer to children’s author: One rises out of the types of projects he
Steven Holmes on Sol LeWitt and NSCAD
I left Halifax in 1997 and moved to the US where I now live. Eventually settling in Connecticut, I was introduced to Sol LeWitt who lived a short drive away in Chester. In conversations, Sol eventually learned I had been at NSCAD. And he lit up. He talked about how important NSCAD was for him and others at a critical moment in their careers (and art history).
Alumna Emily Falencki talks about fostering community at the Blue Building
2482 Maynard Street sits back from the street in full view of a construction site and in the shadow of another, an arts centre painted