Memories from the 1940s
July 18, 2012
By Margaret-Louise Rempel The flight of stairs led from Carleton Street to a level above the funeral home. I thought of the bodies that must
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Alumni Profile: A voice ‘like brushstrokes on canvas’
July 6, 2012
Singer/songwriter Jenn Grant recalls the day she took a tour of NSCAD’s Granville campus and decided she needed to apply. “I went to Saint Mary’s
Memories from the 1940s
June 18, 2012
By Margaret-Louise Rempel The flight of stairs led from Carleton Street to a level above the funeral home. I thought of the bodies that must
Philip Delisle wins Joseph Plaskett Award
May 28, 2012
Philip Delisle has been named the 2012 recipient of the $25,000 Joseph Plaskett Award. The announcement was made at the annual general assembly of the
NSCAD contingent heads to MASS MoCA
May 25, 2012
A strong contingent of NSCAD artists is featured in a new and important exhibition of Canadian contemporary art at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art
Alumni Profile: Ben Stephenson
April 5, 2012
It doesn’t look like Ben Stephenson will end up a jeweler or a sculptor or pursue any of the disciplines he explored while at NSCAD.
Oh, Canada. Oh, NSCAD
April 3, 2012
Seems a lot of NSCAD folks are headed to North Adams, Massachusetts at the end of May. Why you ask? It’s because of Oh, Canada,
NSCAD professor and alumnus win Governor General Awards
February 28, 2012
Imagine an artistic medium constantly evolving—where the equipment has changed from heavy and cumbersome to light and compact; where formats have been made obsolete every
A feast for the eyes and the soul
February 21, 2012
When describing Jim Smith’s pottery, it’s almost inevitable to use words like “yummy,” “delicious” and “scrumptious.” With strong forms, rich patterns and lustrous surfaces, his
The art of war
December 19, 2011
Catherine Jones remembers well the advice of her professor, the late Jerry Ferguson. “He’d say, ‘You know how to paint. Now you have to figure
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Memories from the 1940s
July 18, 2012
By Margaret-Louise Rempel The flight of stairs led from Carleton Street to a level above the funeral home. I thought of the bodies that must
Alumni Profile: A voice ‘like brushstrokes on canvas’
July 6, 2012
Singer/songwriter Jenn Grant recalls the day she took a tour of NSCAD’s Granville campus and decided she needed to apply. “I went to Saint Mary’s
Memories from the 1940s
June 18, 2012
By Margaret-Louise Rempel The flight of stairs led from Carleton Street to a level above the funeral home. I thought of the bodies that must
Philip Delisle wins Joseph Plaskett Award
May 28, 2012
Philip Delisle has been named the 2012 recipient of the $25,000 Joseph Plaskett Award. The announcement was made at the annual general assembly of the
NSCAD contingent heads to MASS MoCA
May 25, 2012
A strong contingent of NSCAD artists is featured in a new and important exhibition of Canadian contemporary art at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art
Alumni Profile: Ben Stephenson
April 5, 2012
It doesn’t look like Ben Stephenson will end up a jeweler or a sculptor or pursue any of the disciplines he explored while at NSCAD.
Oh, Canada. Oh, NSCAD
April 3, 2012
Seems a lot of NSCAD folks are headed to North Adams, Massachusetts at the end of May. Why you ask? It’s because of Oh, Canada,
NSCAD professor and alumnus win Governor General Awards
February 28, 2012
Imagine an artistic medium constantly evolving—where the equipment has changed from heavy and cumbersome to light and compact; where formats have been made obsolete every
A feast for the eyes and the soul
February 21, 2012
When describing Jim Smith’s pottery, it’s almost inevitable to use words like “yummy,” “delicious” and “scrumptious.” With strong forms, rich patterns and lustrous surfaces, his
The art of war
December 19, 2011
Catherine Jones remembers well the advice of her professor, the late Jerry Ferguson. “He’d say, ‘You know how to paint. Now you have to figure
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- Extended Studies
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