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MFA Group Exhibition: This is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things

November 5, 2018

This is Why We Can’t Have Nice ThingsMFA Group Exhibition Galleries 1, 2 & 3 November 6 – 17, 2018 Opening reception: Monday, November 5

NSCAD’s Research Day

September 20, 2018

NSCAD University’s Office of Academic Affairs and Research is hosting NSCAD’s Research Day on Saturday, September 29, 2018 coinciding with Canada Culture Days. This event

Jeff Wheaton, visiting artist

September 18, 2018

Jeff WheatonThursday, Sept 20, 2018 at 1 PM NSCAD Academy Campus A208 Jeff Wheaton is a Canadian cinematographer. He has been an integral part of

Cyrus Sundar Singh, visiting artist

September 18, 2018

Cyrus Sundar SinghWednesday, Sept 19, 2018 at 1 PM NSCAD Academy Campus A208 This is for the class Approaches to Non-Fiction (FILM3305) Open to all members

Media Arts: Expanded Media

May 7, 2018

Learn More About Our Expanded Media Major From Those Who Teach It An Expanded Media major allows you to explore a diverse range of visual

A Show Not to be Missed!

April 10, 2018

Celebrate Media Arts at the Intermedia Showcase 2018 Intermedia Showcase 2018 Academy Building, NSCAD University Sackville & Brunswick, Halifax Opening Friday, April 13,

Portrait of an Artist: Suzanne Gauthier

September 20, 2017

Artist Suzanne Gauthier isn’t crazy about seeing herself on screen, big or little. But once she agreed to be the subject of a documentary, she

2017-18 Community Residencies

June 14, 2017

NSCAD University is pleased to announce a new contingent of NSCAD alumni who have accepted to the NSCAD Community Studio Residency program. Entering its 12th

DHX Media gives $600,000 to NSCAD

November 25, 2016

DHX Media, the world’s leading independent, pure-play children’s content company, has made a generous contribution to NSCAD University, Canada’s premier university of fine and media

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

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MFA Group Exhibition: This is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things

November 5, 2018

This is Why We Can’t Have Nice ThingsMFA Group Exhibition Galleries 1, 2 & 3 November 6 – 17, 2018 Opening reception: Monday, November 5

NSCAD’s Research Day

September 20, 2018

NSCAD University’s Office of Academic Affairs and Research is hosting NSCAD’s Research Day on Saturday, September 29, 2018 coinciding with Canada Culture Days. This event

Jeff Wheaton, visiting artist

September 18, 2018

Jeff WheatonThursday, Sept 20, 2018 at 1 PM NSCAD Academy Campus A208 Jeff Wheaton is a Canadian cinematographer. He has been an integral part of

Cyrus Sundar Singh, visiting artist

September 18, 2018

Cyrus Sundar SinghWednesday, Sept 19, 2018 at 1 PM NSCAD Academy Campus A208 This is for the class Approaches to Non-Fiction (FILM3305) Open to all members

Media Arts: Expanded Media

May 7, 2018

Learn More About Our Expanded Media Major From Those Who Teach It An Expanded Media major allows you to explore a diverse range of visual

A Show Not to be Missed!

April 10, 2018

Celebrate Media Arts at the Intermedia Showcase 2018 Intermedia Showcase 2018 Academy Building, NSCAD University Sackville & Brunswick, Halifax Opening Friday, April 13,

Portrait of an Artist: Suzanne Gauthier

September 20, 2017

Artist Suzanne Gauthier isn’t crazy about seeing herself on screen, big or little. But once she agreed to be the subject of a documentary, she

2017-18 Community Residencies

June 14, 2017

NSCAD University is pleased to announce a new contingent of NSCAD alumni who have accepted to the NSCAD Community Studio Residency program. Entering its 12th

DHX Media gives $600,000 to NSCAD

November 25, 2016

DHX Media, the world’s leading independent, pure-play children’s content company, has made a generous contribution to NSCAD University, Canada’s premier university of fine and media

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

Archives