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Governor General’s Award winners

When the winners for this year’s Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts were announced in February, we at NSCAD University couldn’t have been

Alumni Profile: Emily Gill

NSCAD alumna Emily Gill was recently featured in The Globe in Mail story Our Home and Native Bling which talks about how high-end Canadian jewellery

Q&A with Cliff Eyland

The new Halifax Central Library opened just before Christmas and the people of Halifax still can’t get over that something so cool is all for

Alumni Profile: Jennifer Angus

Jennifer Angus (BFA 1984) is always delighted that the first reaction to her work is “Ewww!” Since 1999, the NSCAD alumna has carved out a

From bookbinding to the big screen

Many of us have dreamed about being in the movies—if not ourselves then our work—but who knew that being a bookmaker’s apprentice could make that

Creating her own secret recipe

Returning to Canada after a three month residency at the European Ceramic Work Centre (EKWC) in the Netherlands, ceramic artist Amélie Proulx (MFA ’10) visited

Governor General’s Award winners

When the winners for this year’s Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts were announced in February, we at NSCAD University couldn’t have been

Alumni Profile: Emily Gill

NSCAD alumna Emily Gill was recently featured in The Globe in Mail story Our Home and Native Bling which talks about how high-end Canadian jewellery

Q&A with Cliff Eyland

The new Halifax Central Library opened just before Christmas and the people of Halifax still can’t get over that something so cool is all for

Alumni Profile: Jennifer Angus

Jennifer Angus (BFA 1984) is always delighted that the first reaction to her work is “Ewww!” Since 1999, the NSCAD alumna has carved out a

From bookbinding to the big screen

Many of us have dreamed about being in the movies—if not ourselves then our work—but who knew that being a bookmaker’s apprentice could make that

Creating her own secret recipe

Returning to Canada after a three month residency at the European Ceramic Work Centre (EKWC) in the Netherlands, ceramic artist Amélie Proulx (MFA ’10) visited