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Lukas Pearse: The Team Player
“Nobody puts on an opera by themselves.” This is how Lukas Pearse responds when asked about his many collaborations with other artists. He currently has
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“Nobody puts on an opera by themselves.” This is how Lukas Pearse responds when asked about his many collaborations with other artists. He currently has
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
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,
Writers and theorists have long misquoted German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832) as having said “music is liquid architecture, architecture is frozen music.” However
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
NSCAD University is hosting Mark Lewis, a 2016 Governor General’s Award recipient, for its upcoming Public Lecture Series, taking place at the Bell Auditorium, Fountain
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
As a child, Patricia Leader spent countless Sunday afternoons touring the museums and art galleries of postwar London, England with her parents. Now retired after
“Nobody puts on an opera by themselves.” This is how Lukas Pearse responds when asked about his many collaborations with other artists. He currently has
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
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,
Writers and theorists have long misquoted German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749–1832) as having said “music is liquid architecture, architecture is frozen music.” However
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
NSCAD University is hosting Mark Lewis, a 2016 Governor General’s Award recipient, for its upcoming Public Lecture Series, taking place at the Bell Auditorium, Fountain
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
As a child, Patricia Leader spent countless Sunday afternoons touring the museums and art galleries of postwar London, England with her parents. Now retired after