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"Weaving is a long term process. They call it slow cloth because it's time-intensive. One of the things I really learned at school was procedure, not just to jump in and start doing something but actually to research it and think about what you want to do. Doing samples is big, documentation is big, and we learn the whole process from the fleece from the sheep, to the spinning of the wool, to the dying of the wool, to putting it on the loon, to making the cloth.” ![]()
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-Tracey Dutt, Textile Design![]()
nbccd.ca/programs/textiles/
Thank you to everyone who has been following COVID-19 guidelines so far. Due to our Zone's moved to the Red Phase, we have updated our sign-in and screening measures.
Learn production techniques, entrepreneurship and wholesale/retail marketing to graduate with the skills needed to earn a livelihood through studio pottery.![]()
To learn more about the Ceramics Diploma, visit our website: nbccd.ca/programs/ceramics/
"As a Graphic Designer, I have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects in all aspects of graphic design itself. I’m inspired by colours, patterns, and unity to create illustrations and branding that are in a minimal and organized style. My designs are a reflection of my personality. I strive to infuse my creativity and attention to detail into my work to produce aesthetically pleasing designs."![]()
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-Victoria Mercier-Theriault, 2020 Graduate of Graphic Design![]()
nbccd.ca/programs/graphic-design/
a·skew![]()
/əˈskyo͞o/![]()
awry, tipping, not in a straight or level position, oblique, unsettling, lopsided(ly), off-balance, squiffily…![]()
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At a time when the whole world feels decidedly off-kilter, The Photography Studio at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design examines “askew” and presents more than 20 visual interpretations for our audience. See work from students in both years of our Diploma program, our staff, and instructors. What would you do to show askew?![]()
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Join us virtually on January 28 at 4 pm for the official opening of ASKEW: the 2021 Photography Studio Exhibition!
"The name and the story coincide, but no one is telling you the story, you're kind of making it up yourself." ![]()
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Today we bid a farewell to Rick Burns: Mark Maker, an exhibition put on by the George Fry Gallery in honour of Rick Burns' artistic career and the story of his life. Join Visual Artist Jane Geurts as she speaks about the friendship she and Rick shared, and a specific occasion where she visited Rick inside his studio.
What’s your new year’s resolution? Until January 29th, students can visit the Student Life board on the third floor, write it down on a piece of paper and pin it to the board!![]()
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Can’t think of a resolution? Grab a pre-written one from the board that calls to you, or try using one of these prompts:![]()
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This year I hope …![]()
I want to learn how to …![]()
One personal goal I have is …![]()
I’d like to get better at …
A two-week isolation isn’t exactly a vacation – but it is a crucial part in slowing the spread of COVID-19. After spending the holidays in their home province, some New Brunswick College of Craft and Design students turned to knitting to pass their time in isolation.![]()
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First-year Fashion Design student Patricia MacIsaac decided to knit lap blankets for her classmates while she was isolating.![]()
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Second year Ceramics student Sarah Hamelin describes herself as a “hobby knitter.”![]()
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Read more about this Student Success story about Knitting in Isolation at nbccd.ca/isolation-projects-knitting-to-pass-the-time/
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Askew | Photography Exhibition
At a time when the whole world feels decidedly off-kilter, The Photography Studio at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design examines “askew” and presents more than 20 visual interpretations for our audience. See work from students in both years of our Diploma program, our staff, and instructors. What would you do to show [...]
Isolation projects: Knitting to pass the time
A two-week isolation isn’t exactly a vacation – but it is a crucial part in slowing the spread of COVID-19. After spending the holidays in their home province, some New Brunswick College of Craft and Design students turned to knitting to pass their time in isolation. First-year Fashion Design student Patricia MacIsaac decided to knit [...]
Strategies for Success – Episode 4 | Five Tips for Reframing Holiday Traditions in 2020
The fall semester has wrapped up and it is time for a break! While the holidays offer the opportunity for rest, anticipated celebrations have shifted. The ongoing pandemic has altered NBCCD students’ holiday plans, with some deciding to forego trips home in the interest of safety. We recognize that this is upsetting and hope [...]
“Almost a Full Moon” read by Library Director Andrea Koteles
Here’s a little holiday reading from us to you. We hope you’re able to take some time to rest and nourish yourselves over the holidays, and if this has got you in the mood for some cozy recipes, we’ve got you covered: Listen to LeVar Burton read recipes dramatically in this Sporkful podcast [...]
Advanced Studio Practice Guest Lecture Series
Advanced Studio Practice’s Guest Lecture Series is partnering with the Atlantic Centre for Creativity to provide a virtual experience to the annual series. The purpose of the Guest Lecture Series is to model successful contemporary practice to our students and to inform, inspire and ignite art and design dialogue and engagement in the greater public community. [...]
Crafting Innovation at NBCCD
Imagine a place where innovation is not something we seek but something we create. At the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, innovation is crafted every single day. [...]
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Craft East Buyers' Expo
Feb 15
Family Day (College Closed)
Feb 26
Deadline for Program/Course Withdrawals without Academic Penalty
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