Have you seen it? The Queen Street Billboard Project is the big highlight on campus this month. Take your picture and share with us #NBCCDBillboards. Find out the story behind the designs here:
The Queen Street Billboard Project
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The new billboards on display in downtown Fredericton are designed to intrigue your sense of
"Who had a big impact on me? Denise Richard!!! Pushy pushy pushy ;) Challenging, funny, warm, and totally honest. I need no BS, and that's her.”
- Sarah Owen, Textile Design alumna
Denise Richard is the guru of felt and leather theatre costumes. Luckily, she also teaches felt & textile courses here at the College, and is the Coordinating Instructor for Foundation Visual Arts. She has a reputation for her infectious excitement and for pulling amazing work from her students - not resting until they have achieved their best. #ThankfulThursday
Are you one of the lucky students starting Foundation Visual Arts this fall? During the coming year, in addition to learning the principles of art & design, you will get to test out 4 of our different studios and see which is right for you! This is not just a quick demo - you will spend weeks getting to know the professional studio equipment, making your own projects, and really getting a hands-on feel for the medium. Time to get your thinking cap on, with so many awesome options, it can be so hard to choose!
An upcoming collaboration between celebrated Instructor Janice Wright Cheney and ACRE Architects - a presentation of Hotel Sardinia, a multimedia installation and projection experience.
"Set in a fictitious time and place, HOTEL SARDINIA, The Next Progression, is a manifestation of our collective memory, an otherworldly experience, a palace of abundance. See you the night of Friday August 18th at City Hall for THIRD SHIFT."
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Read Re-Imagining shared spaces in Saturday’s edition of Salon of the Telegraph Journal by Karen Pinchin. Set in a fictitious time and...
This fall we have THREE jewellery workshops for you to choose from – Introduction to Jewellery or Intermediate Jewellery on Thursdays for 7 weeks, and a one-day Stacking Ring Workshop on October 21st.
Alix Surette, photo grad, took this cover shot for ShopFredericton Magazine! Doesn't it make you feel like camping during these last few weekends before the academic year begins?
And the winner is….. Sandi Thomas Braun!!! Congratulations! Please message us your mailing address so that we can mail you your two tickets to the Fredericton Fine Craft Festival. Stay tuned to find out what mediums we will be demonstrating at our booth – and thank you for all of your wonderful suggestions!
"Charlie Gaffney gave me incredible support, encouragement & inspiration on my journey to achieve my Diploma, and is still one of my greatest mentors to this day. Thanks Chuck!"
- Katie Augustine, Aboriginal Visual Arts (AVA) grad & NBCCD's Aboriginal Visual Artist-in-the-Community
Formerly the Coordinating Instructor for AVA, Charlie is part of the administration as one of our two Department Heads. While he is no longer an Instructor, he is a leader among the faculty, ensuring the smooth functioning of the studios he oversees. He continues to inspire students with his own carvings in wood, including the paddles he recently created for Prime Minister Trudeau. #ThankfulThursday
The best way to find out if NBCCD is the place for you is to visit our campus for a guided tour. During your tour, you will have the opportunity to chat with instructors, meet current students, see student work and observe in-class demos. Tours are available Mondays and Fridays. Contact us at nbccdrecruiting@gnb.ca to schedule your tour today!
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