As the new chair, Dr. Firmin will focus on transatlantic Black diasporic art and community engagement. NSCAD University welcomes Dr. Eddy Firmin as the new
Visual artist and painter, Tonya “SamQwan” Paris wants to create a space where Black art is respected and celebrated. Visual artist and painter, Tonya “SamQwan”
Jana Macalik has been named NSCAD’s acting president. Credit: Ginger Yu NSCAD University’s Board of Governors has announced that Jana Macalik will serve as NSCAD’s
UPDATE: DUE TO THE WINTER STORM, THIS EVENT WILL RUN FOR ONE DAY ONLY. Students are invited to participate in NSCAD’s two-day drawing marathon, Big
Students from NSCAD’s Bachelor of Design program evaluated the communications elements of the Colon Cancer Prevention Program’s home screening kit and proposed redesigned elements that
‘We’re so busy figuring out how technology works for us, rather than how technology supports us’ Design students from Saint Mary’s University, Dalhousie University, and
NSCAD welcomes its newest Canada Research Chair (CRC), Dr. April Mandrona, who is now a CRC (Tier 2) in Art Education, Belonging and Social Change. Mandrona’s research will use art education approaches with young newcomers to Canada to re-imagine libraries as sites of community well-being, belonging and social inclusion.
As the new chair, Dr. Firmin will focus on transatlantic Black diasporic art and community engagement. NSCAD University welcomes Dr. Eddy Firmin as the new
Visual artist and painter, Tonya “SamQwan” Paris wants to create a space where Black art is respected and celebrated. Visual artist and painter, Tonya “SamQwan”
Jana Macalik has been named NSCAD’s acting president. Credit: Ginger Yu NSCAD University’s Board of Governors has announced that Jana Macalik will serve as NSCAD’s
UPDATE: DUE TO THE WINTER STORM, THIS EVENT WILL RUN FOR ONE DAY ONLY. Students are invited to participate in NSCAD’s two-day drawing marathon, Big
Students from NSCAD’s Bachelor of Design program evaluated the communications elements of the Colon Cancer Prevention Program’s home screening kit and proposed redesigned elements that
‘We’re so busy figuring out how technology works for us, rather than how technology supports us’ Design students from Saint Mary’s University, Dalhousie University, and
NSCAD welcomes its newest Canada Research Chair (CRC), Dr. April Mandrona, who is now a CRC (Tier 2) in Art Education, Belonging and Social Change. Mandrona’s research will use art education approaches with young newcomers to Canada to re-imagine libraries as sites of community well-being, belonging and social inclusion.
