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Playing with art

So far, it’s morphed into a unicorn, a declaration of love, an advertisement for free hugs … and that was just in the last few

“I make weird sounds”

If you follow Game of Thrones, you’ll know the scene from season 4. After hearing about the plight of a shepherd’s three-year-old daughter who was

Bandaging the wounds

Wounds are something that all of us can relate to.  Whether physical or emotional, deep or just below the surface, wounds and how they scab

Alumni Profile: Gillian MacLeod

From the studios of NSCAD’s Fountain Campus to Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia: you just never know where life will take you. Take NSCAD University graduate

The Evolution of The Evolution of Max

What started as a conversation between friends has evolved into a labour of love for NSCAD regular part-time faculty member Becka Barker.  A member of

Small but mighty

“Mom and Pop” barely scratches the surface on all that is Burke & Burke Design.  For nearly 30 years the Halifax based design firm, headed

Entering a magical world

Some gifts can change your life. So it was with Elly MacKay, whose woodworker husband Simon surprised her by making her a tiny wooden theatre.

NSCAD profile: Artist Dan O’Neill

What started as a gag gift has evolved into a prize-winning lithograph Paintball Supper for NSCAD’s Dan O’Neill. The corny present—a paint-by-numbers set—was meant to

Alumni profile: Arianne Pollet-Brannen

Pretty, fashionable, mainstream. These are not the kind of adjectives usually applied to Arianne Pollet-Brannen’s work. So, when she was invited to exhibit at Fashion

Playing with art

So far, it’s morphed into a unicorn, a declaration of love, an advertisement for free hugs … and that was just in the last few

“I make weird sounds”

If you follow Game of Thrones, you’ll know the scene from season 4. After hearing about the plight of a shepherd’s three-year-old daughter who was

Bandaging the wounds

Wounds are something that all of us can relate to.  Whether physical or emotional, deep or just below the surface, wounds and how they scab

Alumni Profile: Gillian MacLeod

From the studios of NSCAD’s Fountain Campus to Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia: you just never know where life will take you. Take NSCAD University graduate

The Evolution of The Evolution of Max

What started as a conversation between friends has evolved into a labour of love for NSCAD regular part-time faculty member Becka Barker.  A member of

Small but mighty

“Mom and Pop” barely scratches the surface on all that is Burke & Burke Design.  For nearly 30 years the Halifax based design firm, headed

Entering a magical world

Some gifts can change your life. So it was with Elly MacKay, whose woodworker husband Simon surprised her by making her a tiny wooden theatre.

NSCAD profile: Artist Dan O’Neill

What started as a gag gift has evolved into a prize-winning lithograph Paintball Supper for NSCAD’s Dan O’Neill. The corny present—a paint-by-numbers set—was meant to

Alumni profile: Arianne Pollet-Brannen

Pretty, fashionable, mainstream. These are not the kind of adjectives usually applied to Arianne Pollet-Brannen’s work. So, when she was invited to exhibit at Fashion