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Cement wall transforms from ‘gritty to pretty’
Alex Mbuga Thuku is a colourful guy. As the NSCAD student works on a new mural for downtown Halifax, his floral shirt is like camouflage
ADVISORY: All of Halifax Peninsula, including NSCAD’s three campuses, are currently under a boil water advisory until further notice. All water must be boiled for at least one minute if it will be used for drinking or any other activity requiring human consumption.
Alex Mbuga Thuku is a colourful guy. As the NSCAD student works on a new mural for downtown Halifax, his floral shirt is like camouflage
Kim Morgan’s art has turned bloody. But not gory, viscous and splattered bloody. The NSCAD professor and installation artist has been looking at blood through
Since the founding the NSCAD-Lunenburg Community Studio Residency Program a decade ago, more than 25 recent NSCAD grads have moved to Lunenburg for a year
In a quaint, former general store on twisty-turny Peggy’s Cove Road, you’ll find The Finer Diner. About a 40-minute’s drive from Halifax, the diner offers
Here’s a look back at NSCAD’s 2016 Graduation Ceremony — congratulations Class of 2016! Film Screening Graduation festivities began on Thursday afternoon, April 28, with
NSCAD student Sydney McKenna is the winner of the 2016 Starfish Student Art Awards. Representing the printmaking category, the 22-year-old NSCAD student from Kamloops, BC
Alumnus Todd Saunders is going to NSCAD’s graduation ceremony again—this time as the university’s guest of honor. Saunders, who received a Bachelor of Design from
Lunenburg in the winter is quiet, but not inside the former fire hall, which for the past 10 years has been the home of the
Sydney Smith can trace his success as a children’s book illustrator to one inspiring moment. Then a NSCAD student, now a 2015 Governor General Award
Selecting the right post-secondary school can be a difficult decision, one that has to take many factors into account: the learning environment, the faculty and
Alex Mbuga Thuku is a colourful guy. As the NSCAD student works on a new mural for downtown Halifax, his floral shirt is like camouflage
Kim Morgan’s art has turned bloody. But not gory, viscous and splattered bloody. The NSCAD professor and installation artist has been looking at blood through
Since the founding the NSCAD-Lunenburg Community Studio Residency Program a decade ago, more than 25 recent NSCAD grads have moved to Lunenburg for a year
In a quaint, former general store on twisty-turny Peggy’s Cove Road, you’ll find The Finer Diner. About a 40-minute’s drive from Halifax, the diner offers
Here’s a look back at NSCAD’s 2016 Graduation Ceremony — congratulations Class of 2016! Film Screening Graduation festivities began on Thursday afternoon, April 28, with
NSCAD student Sydney McKenna is the winner of the 2016 Starfish Student Art Awards. Representing the printmaking category, the 22-year-old NSCAD student from Kamloops, BC
Alumnus Todd Saunders is going to NSCAD’s graduation ceremony again—this time as the university’s guest of honor. Saunders, who received a Bachelor of Design from
Lunenburg in the winter is quiet, but not inside the former fire hall, which for the past 10 years has been the home of the
Sydney Smith can trace his success as a children’s book illustrator to one inspiring moment. Then a NSCAD student, now a 2015 Governor General Award
Selecting the right post-secondary school can be a difficult decision, one that has to take many factors into account: the learning environment, the faculty and