Several years ago you visited the College for the first time, and as you toured the studios your eyes lit up, telling us without words that this was the place for you. Before we knew it you were arriving (with excitement and nervousness in equal measure) for your first day of classes. We watched you [...]

Notes on a Library The library at NBCCD is a treasure, plain and simple. Walking by the shelves you will discover books to take you on all kinds of artistic journeys. Take a book off the shelf and you may learn a specific technique like making your own fabric dye from plants. Turn around and [...]

We caught up with NBCCD Fashion Design alumna Adrienne Goodine at Robert Simmonds Clothing, and asked her how she came to sell her designs at this popular downtown Fredericton store: “I have been on this journey for what seems like a long time. I’ve always known what I wanted to do, it was about actually [...]

The Creativity and Social Engagement Course was introduced last year in the Foundation Visual Arts program. Erica Stanley, one of the instructors, shares a project developed by students in this course. In last year’s spring session, the Foundation Visual Arts (FVA) students in the Creativity and Social Engagement course created and developed an arts-based activity to bring awareness to social/political/environmental [...]

We are grateful to share this excerpt from the Canadian Parliament, after a visit to NBCCD from the Hon. Carolyn Stewart Olsen. [...]

We Are Still Here, Our Roots Are Strong by Aboriginal Visual Arts Student Chelsea MacCormack [...]

By Jennifer Lee Wiebe, MFA, NBCCD Studio Head Drawing   Text_Subtext opens February 1stat Connexion Artist Run Centre in the Charlotte Street Arts Centre. The work featured in this show was created by Diploma students from the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD) in the Fall/Winter 2018, within the course “DRAW 2904: Drawing, [...]

LEAP Exhibition - Call for Submission. Submissions encouraged from any and all LEAP participants and instructors. Don’t be shy! [...]

*A review of metalwork by Audrée Hamelin St-Amour from the 2018 Exhibition Metal Six, written by George Fry Gallery Coordinator Karen Ruet.* Audrée Hamelin St-Amour talks amidst her work in the group exhibition Metal Six, curated by Brigitte Clavette in the George Fry Gallery. A life-sized image of her five-year old son Enzo, wearing white and [...]

By Dusty Green Queer Bodies | Queer Narratives explores the lived experiences of a group of Fredericton-based artists who identify as gender and sexual minorities, through a variety of mediums including photography, fashion, archival records, video, and more. The exhibition, curated by Kerry Lawlor, is a platform for queer artists to share their perspectives on living [...]

Now 80+ years in the making, we look back on our vibrant history. Read The Gem 4th Edition [80 Years of Creativity] [...]

Opening December 06 in the George Fry Gallery, Queer Bodies | Queer Narratives is a LGBTQA+ Exhibition celebrating the artwork of NBCCD Students and Alumni. Queer art is about pushing boundaries, creating the new normal, and bravely sharing your unique story. This exhibition features the talented work of Kelly Baker Photography Dusty Green of the New [...]