NSCAD alumnus Pedro Loredo (MDes 2023) is ahead of his time when it comes to design and wearable art. Courtesy of Pedro Loredo Before NSCAD,
NSCAD alumnus Muammer ‘Titu’ Ayub with the electric boat he designed and built. Muammer ‘Titu’ Ayub (MDes 2018) has been building things since he was
Out of 100 Nocturne projects nearly half feature NSCAD folks. Credit: Nocturne website. The 2024 Nocturne Art-at-Night festival (October 17-20) features NSCAD students, alumni and
Michelle Irving’s NSCAD90s Instagram page is a time capsule to a unique time period at the university. Photos from the NSCAD90s Instagram page. Courtesy: Michelle
For Laura Acosta, textile patterns become a means to reflect on her hybrid identity and embrace the beauty of both cultures. “Camouflaged Screams” installation by
Tuesday, April 9, 2024 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. Academy Building (A208) Anne Macmillan is a Nova Scotian artist, motion designer and the co-founder of
NSCAD alumnus Pedro Loredo (MDes 2023) is ahead of his time when it comes to design and wearable art. Courtesy of Pedro Loredo Before NSCAD,
NSCAD alumnus Muammer ‘Titu’ Ayub with the electric boat he designed and built. Muammer ‘Titu’ Ayub (MDes 2018) has been building things since he was
Out of 100 Nocturne projects nearly half feature NSCAD folks. Credit: Nocturne website. The 2024 Nocturne Art-at-Night festival (October 17-20) features NSCAD students, alumni and
Michelle Irving’s NSCAD90s Instagram page is a time capsule to a unique time period at the university. Photos from the NSCAD90s Instagram page. Courtesy: Michelle
For Laura Acosta, textile patterns become a means to reflect on her hybrid identity and embrace the beauty of both cultures. “Camouflaged Screams” installation by
Tuesday, April 9, 2024 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. Academy Building (A208) Anne Macmillan is a Nova Scotian artist, motion designer and the co-founder of
