Jennifer Green, associate professor, Division of Craft, has received funding from Research Nova Scotia (RNS) for her Flaxmobile Project: From Producer to Maker, Closing the Material Security Gap Across Mi’kma’ki.
NSCAD is excited to announce the 10 finalists of the 2023 Student Art Award. This award recognizes and promotes exceptional work made by NSCAD students across 10 disciplines at the university.
Nickel is the 2023 recipient of the Saidye Bronfman Award, which recognizes the work of individuals who have made significant contributions to the development of the fine crafts in Canada.
CIMADE Co-Director Peter Morin’s performance night with artist Jimmie Kilpatrick uses karaoke as an act of decolonization
Carley Mullally (BFA 2015) found purpose in art during the pandemic. Their work is currently being exhibited at the SMU Art Gallery as part of a group exhibition called Crafts_Ship. The show features work by three artists from the South Shore, including Mullally, exploring the life of seafarers through various mediums.
BFA grad who received a Fulbright scholarship and completed her MFA at Yale University talks about her first solo show and the evolution of her art practice.
The award has led Walker to reflect on what it means to be a teacher to students. “It is important we mentor in ways that push past the methods and examples we had, in hopes of achieving something even more progressive or just.”
Professor Wark has accumulated hundreds and hundreds of books in her 33-year career as a scholar. Now in her last year at NSCAD, she is giving her book collection away to students.
Deirdre Sokolowska says having space outside of class to hang out is especially important post-pandemic.
Today, Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Associate Minister of Health, announced a new program to help art and design students at
Jennifer Green, associate professor, Division of Craft, has received funding from Research Nova Scotia (RNS) for her Flaxmobile Project: From Producer to Maker, Closing the Material Security Gap Across Mi’kma’ki.
NSCAD is excited to announce the 10 finalists of the 2023 Student Art Award. This award recognizes and promotes exceptional work made by NSCAD students across 10 disciplines at the university.
Nickel is the 2023 recipient of the Saidye Bronfman Award, which recognizes the work of individuals who have made significant contributions to the development of the fine crafts in Canada.
CIMADE Co-Director Peter Morin’s performance night with artist Jimmie Kilpatrick uses karaoke as an act of decolonization
Carley Mullally (BFA 2015) found purpose in art during the pandemic. Their work is currently being exhibited at the SMU Art Gallery as part of a group exhibition called Crafts_Ship. The show features work by three artists from the South Shore, including Mullally, exploring the life of seafarers through various mediums.
BFA grad who received a Fulbright scholarship and completed her MFA at Yale University talks about her first solo show and the evolution of her art practice.
The award has led Walker to reflect on what it means to be a teacher to students. “It is important we mentor in ways that push past the methods and examples we had, in hopes of achieving something even more progressive or just.”
Professor Wark has accumulated hundreds and hundreds of books in her 33-year career as a scholar. Now in her last year at NSCAD, she is giving her book collection away to students.
Deirdre Sokolowska says having space outside of class to hang out is especially important post-pandemic.
Today, Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Associate Minister of Health, announced a new program to help art and design students at
