Call for Applications William and Isabel Pope Artist’s Residency in Painting in Halifax, Nova Scotia. About Since 2011, the Robert Pope Foundation and NSCAD University
For his first few years out of grad school painter John Player worked in what Post Image Cluster researcher Lise Latreille has called “the aesthetics
The invitation to come to NSCAD University as the William and Isabel Pope Artist’s Residency in Painting came at the right time for Nam Nguyen.
How do you go straight ahead on a narrow mountain path that has 93 curves? The answer, according to Erin Loree who has ruminated over
You could say Julie Trudel’s work has taken a turn since she first arrived at NSCAD University as the William and Isabel Pope Artist’s Residency
Tucked away in the Fountain campus’s studios is Colin Dorward, an artist with a quiet passion for painting and living life to the fullest. Sitting
Artist Rachel MacFarlane finds herself spellbound by an ancient technique of improving one’s memory by using imagery. Called the “Method of Loci,” the idea is
NSCAD Artist in Residence 2012 Rick Leong, is interested in in-between states like dusk and dawn, times of day which straddle both day and night,
Call for Applications William and Isabel Pope Artist’s Residency in Painting in Halifax, Nova Scotia. About Since 2011, the Robert Pope Foundation and NSCAD University
For his first few years out of grad school painter John Player worked in what Post Image Cluster researcher Lise Latreille has called “the aesthetics
The invitation to come to NSCAD University as the William and Isabel Pope Artist’s Residency in Painting came at the right time for Nam Nguyen.
How do you go straight ahead on a narrow mountain path that has 93 curves? The answer, according to Erin Loree who has ruminated over
You could say Julie Trudel’s work has taken a turn since she first arrived at NSCAD University as the William and Isabel Pope Artist’s Residency
Tucked away in the Fountain campus’s studios is Colin Dorward, an artist with a quiet passion for painting and living life to the fullest. Sitting
Artist Rachel MacFarlane finds herself spellbound by an ancient technique of improving one’s memory by using imagery. Called the “Method of Loci,” the idea is
NSCAD Artist in Residence 2012 Rick Leong, is interested in in-between states like dusk and dawn, times of day which straddle both day and night,
