Poetry as Social Practice Fall 2018 with Karin Cope
May 23, 2018
“The drum is the voice of the landscape from which it came— experienced in relationship to its surroundings and in a constant process of transformation.
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Continuities Between Eras: Indigenous Art Histories
October 30, 2017
Art History and Contemporary Culture faculty member Carla Taunton and Heather Igloliorte, professor of Art History at Concordia University and NSCAD BFA alumni, are the special
Heather Igloliorte’s career path was diverted to art history after graduation from NSCAD
November 30, 2016
NSCAD alumna Heather Igloliorte (BFA 2003) is one of Canada’s pre-eminent Inuk art scholars. Start again: Heather Igloliorte is Canada’s first and so far only
Shooting from the East – a critical history
June 9, 2016
With the Nova Scotia filmmaking industry currently in flux, it seems a bittersweet time for a critical history of filmmaking in Atlantic Canada to come
Celebrating Unique Voices
January 2, 2015
Darrell Varga doesn’t want the award-winning documentary Passage (2008) by filmmaker John Walker to become obscured in the canon of Canadian cinema, as has happened
The Last Art College
May 2, 2013
It’s what you call a weighty tome. From the provocative title and the I Will Not Make Any More Boring Art endpapers and the 454
Picturing the Land
March 22, 2012
It is one of the great pleasures of an art lover to open a book about art that actually includes full-colour plates. That was important
NSCAD welcomes noted design historian and writer Penny Sparke
March 30, 2011
Internationally noted design historian and writer Professor Penny Sparke, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research & Enterprise) of London’s Kingston University, spoke in Halifax on Friday, March 4
Sandra Alfoldy curates “Art of Craft” at Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad
February 18, 2010
As part of the Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad, Critical & Historical Studies Division Chair Sandra Alfoldy is curating and supervising the Art of Craft, a
PLS features noted art historian Maud Lavin
October 1, 2009
As part of the NSCAD Public Lecture Series, Maud Lavin, Art Historian in the Department of Art History, Theory and Criticism at the School of
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Poetry as Social Practice Fall 2018 with Karin Cope
May 23, 2018
“The drum is the voice of the landscape from which it came— experienced in relationship to its surroundings and in a constant process of transformation.
Continuities Between Eras: Indigenous Art Histories
October 30, 2017
Art History and Contemporary Culture faculty member Carla Taunton and Heather Igloliorte, professor of Art History at Concordia University and NSCAD BFA alumni, are the special
Heather Igloliorte’s career path was diverted to art history after graduation from NSCAD
November 30, 2016
NSCAD alumna Heather Igloliorte (BFA 2003) is one of Canada’s pre-eminent Inuk art scholars. Start again: Heather Igloliorte is Canada’s first and so far only
Shooting from the East – a critical history
June 9, 2016
With the Nova Scotia filmmaking industry currently in flux, it seems a bittersweet time for a critical history of filmmaking in Atlantic Canada to come
Celebrating Unique Voices
January 2, 2015
Darrell Varga doesn’t want the award-winning documentary Passage (2008) by filmmaker John Walker to become obscured in the canon of Canadian cinema, as has happened
The Last Art College
May 2, 2013
It’s what you call a weighty tome. From the provocative title and the I Will Not Make Any More Boring Art endpapers and the 454
Picturing the Land
March 22, 2012
It is one of the great pleasures of an art lover to open a book about art that actually includes full-colour plates. That was important
NSCAD welcomes noted design historian and writer Penny Sparke
March 30, 2011
Internationally noted design historian and writer Professor Penny Sparke, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research & Enterprise) of London’s Kingston University, spoke in Halifax on Friday, March 4
Sandra Alfoldy curates “Art of Craft” at Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad
February 18, 2010
As part of the Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad, Critical & Historical Studies Division Chair Sandra Alfoldy is curating and supervising the Art of Craft, a
PLS features noted art historian Maud Lavin
October 1, 2009
As part of the NSCAD Public Lecture Series, Maud Lavin, Art Historian in the Department of Art History, Theory and Criticism at the School of
Archives
- Advancement – Donors
- Alumni
- Alumni Profiles
- Anna Leonowens Gallery
- Art Bar +Projects
- Art History and Contemporary Culture
- Board of Governors
- Craft
- Design
- Events
- Extended Studies
- Faculty Projects
- Fine Arts
- Foundation Studies
- Graduate Studies
- HOME FEATURE
- Homepage Featured
- Library and Learning Commons
- Media Arts
- News
- Now at NSCAD
- President's Blog
- Press Release
- Research
- Student Art Award
- Uncategorized