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Support for research on the Halifax Explosion

September 9, 2016

In the almost 100 years since the Halifax Explosion, it’s the stories that survive and have the power to move us still: about the force

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

David Clark and the art of collaboration

June 9, 2016

There are more exciting things happening in the NSCAD Academy building. Not only is The Dome Project well underway and with a prototype almost completed,

A different kind of fashion show

September 28, 2015

LUNENBURG, NS – Worn Well is a different kind of fashion collection, namely because style is just one of the considerations that went into its

Art and science meet in the drawing lab

July 24, 2015

If you’ve ever taken a drawing class at NSCAD University or elsewhere, you may recall the instructor telling you to squint while looking at the

Creating her own secret recipe

January 5, 2015

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

NSCAD researchers win top prize at Mobile HCI

October 14, 2014

Associate Professor, Solomon Nagler, alumnus Andrew Hicks (BFA ’10) and their team took home the top prize, the Design Competition and Future Innovations Award, at

Motion focus system a “game-changer”

May 27, 2014

An ancient Greek philosopher is helping NSCAD University film professor Sam Fisher with a contemporary problem. The problem is focus pulling in the film industry.

Sandra Brownlee wins the 2014 Saidye Bronfman Award

March 4, 2014

Sandra Brownlee, a NSCAD alumna and part-time faculty member in Textiles/Fashion, is the winner of the 2014 Saidye Bronfman Award for fine craft. The announcement

Answering the call

March 3, 2014

Foundation drawing teacher Ian McKinnon has been named artist-in-residence at St. Paul’s Anglican Church—the first to hold the position since the church was founded in

Support for research on the Halifax Explosion

September 9, 2016

In the almost 100 years since the Halifax Explosion, it’s the stories that survive and have the power to move us still: about the force

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