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Explorations in Anonymous History NSCAD Professor David Clark is traveling to Germany to exhibit a new interactive digital work entitled “Explorations in Anonymous History” at
The TEDxNSCAD Program is designed to help communities, organizations and individuals to spark conversation and connection through local TED-like experiences. Our TEDx event is a
Art History and Contemporary Culture faculty member Carla Taunton and Heather Igloliorte, professor of Art History at Concordia University and NSCAD BFA alumni, are the special
Artist Suzanne Gauthier isn’t crazy about seeing herself on screen, big or little. But once she agreed to be the subject of a documentary, she
Consider the cricket. Sometimes green in colour, sometimes black or brown, even red, they have powerful hind legs, two pairs of wings, flattened bodies and
Robert Bean and Barbara Lounder of the research group Narratives in Space+Time pose at a vantage point in Mulgrave Park, which overlooks the Narrows of
When NSCAD professor Mathew Reichertz was a dog owner, he and constant companion Georgia were frequent visitors to Point Pleasant Park. They were there twice
Kim Morgan’s art has turned bloody. But not gory, viscous and splattered bloody. The NSCAD professor and installation artist has been looking at blood through
In the almost 100 years since the Halifax Explosion, it’s the stories that survive and have the power to move us still: about the force
It has always been Prof. David B. Smith’s contention that the creative thinking skills used to make art can help in other areas of learning
Explorations in Anonymous History NSCAD Professor David Clark is traveling to Germany to exhibit a new interactive digital work entitled “Explorations in Anonymous History” at
The TEDxNSCAD Program is designed to help communities, organizations and individuals to spark conversation and connection through local TED-like experiences. Our TEDx event is a
Art History and Contemporary Culture faculty member Carla Taunton and Heather Igloliorte, professor of Art History at Concordia University and NSCAD BFA alumni, are the special
Artist Suzanne Gauthier isn’t crazy about seeing herself on screen, big or little. But once she agreed to be the subject of a documentary, she
Consider the cricket. Sometimes green in colour, sometimes black or brown, even red, they have powerful hind legs, two pairs of wings, flattened bodies and
Robert Bean and Barbara Lounder of the research group Narratives in Space+Time pose at a vantage point in Mulgrave Park, which overlooks the Narrows of
When NSCAD professor Mathew Reichertz was a dog owner, he and constant companion Georgia were frequent visitors to Point Pleasant Park. They were there twice
Kim Morgan’s art has turned bloody. But not gory, viscous and splattered bloody. The NSCAD professor and installation artist has been looking at blood through
In the almost 100 years since the Halifax Explosion, it’s the stories that survive and have the power to move us still: about the force
It has always been Prof. David B. Smith’s contention that the creative thinking skills used to make art can help in other areas of learning
