Mend in Public Day
April 15, 2025
Join us for an afternoon of activism in support of sustainable fashion! Mend in Public Day is a day of collective action in support of
Join us for an afternoon of activism in support of sustainable fashion! Mend in Public Day is a day of collective action in support of
In Assembly exhibits the graduating Master’s and Undergraduate Design students of 2025. The show brings together diverse practices committed to social, environmental, and material transformation.
Spring is here and we’re thrilled to invite you to our Port Campus on Saturday April 5, 2025, from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. to
Somewhere between textile and print, craft and fine art, preservation and loss—that’s where Julie Rosvall works. Printmaking had always intrigued her. When she saw Betty
At NSCAD we honor the contributions of Black and African artists around the globe. In the spirit of this year’s theme, “Black Joy,” we have
I conceptualize the experience of online life. Social media and video games are created virtual worlds where we create and embody an avatar. This disembodiment/
Maggie MacCormick, a South Shore-based clothing designer, founded the sustainable, size-inclusive brand Daytime People (maggie jayne) in 2015. Operating out of Mi’kma’ki, the design studio
Join us for an afternoon of activism in support of sustainable fashion! Mend in Public Day is a day of collective action in support of
In Assembly exhibits the graduating Master’s and Undergraduate Design students of 2025. The show brings together diverse practices committed to social, environmental, and material transformation.
Spring is here and we’re thrilled to invite you to our Port Campus on Saturday April 5, 2025, from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. to
Somewhere between textile and print, craft and fine art, preservation and loss—that’s where Julie Rosvall works. Printmaking had always intrigued her. When she saw Betty
At NSCAD we honor the contributions of Black and African artists around the globe. In the spirit of this year’s theme, “Black Joy,” we have
I conceptualize the experience of online life. Social media and video games are created virtual worlds where we create and embody an avatar. This disembodiment/
Maggie MacCormick, a South Shore-based clothing designer, founded the sustainable, size-inclusive brand Daytime People (maggie jayne) in 2015. Operating out of Mi’kma’ki, the design studio