Brushstroke Studios

The Nova Scotia College of Art & Design (NSCAD) in Halifax, NS, offers a diverse array of undergraduate and graduate programs, including disciplines such as Fine Art, Film, Design, and Art Education. With a focus on interdisciplinary learning and artistic exploration, NSCAD fosters a vibrant community for aspiring artists and designers. In addition to academic opportunities, NSCAD provides extensive student support services, including academic advising, mental health resources, and a dedicated student union. The college also emphasizes research and collaboration, highlighting its commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion within the arts. Generated from the website

The NS Centre For Craft & Design in Halifax, Canada is a non-profit charitable service organization dedicated to promoting and encouraging the craft movement in Nova Scotia. They work to raise public awareness and appreciation of craft products and activities through exhibitions, courses, and a designer craft shop. With a focus on showcasing the work of juried members, the Centre offers a range of opportunities including courses, residencies, and studio spaces for ceramic, wood, jewellery, weaving, and multi-purpose crafts. Visitors can explore current and upcoming exhibitions at the Mary E Black Gallery, as well as participate in craft-related events and initiatives organized by Craft Nova Scotia. Generated from their website

ArtCan Gallery Cafe, located in Canning, Nova Scotia, is home to the vibrant artwork of local artist Ron Hayes, offering both fine art and a unique dining experience inspired by the surrounding landscape. The gallery not only showcases Hayes' work but also features rotating exhibitions from various local artists throughout the year. With a fully-stocked art supply store and a working studio adjacent to the scenic Habitant River, ArtCan serves as a creative haven for artists and visitors alike. The venue offers a range of classes, workshops, and art-themed dining experiences, establishing itself as a cornerstone of fine art in the Annapolis Valley over the last two decades. Generated from the website