NAT chantel in Echoes: Craft Nova Scotia Summer Professional Development Residency Exhibition

NAT chantel presents her Craft Nova Scotia Summer Professional Development Residency work with Annabel Biro, Kelsey Borden, Krista Grunsky, Shaya Ishaq, Songhee Lee, Jiaqi Li, and Katja Spoerri in an exhibition titled Echoes.

The exhibition opens August 30 and runs until September 16.

NAT is an African Nova Scotian emerging artist in multimedia, textiles and sculpture. Her work speaks to imposed societal structures that inform identity, and the erasure of body and self through communication, and conditions within the environment. 

NAT received Talent Trust scholarships in 2017 and 2018. She recently participated in Visual Arts Nova Scotia’s Mentorship Program, where she exhibited her resulting work alongside Talent Trust scholarship recipient Lux Habrich at the Craig Gallery in Dartmouth, NS.

From Craft Nova Scotia: “Echoes brings together eight emerging, pre-professional and self-directed artists who have used the time and studio space of the Summer Professional Development Residency to craft a body of work while exploring individual style and technique. This group exhibition reflects individual histories, responses to movement, and mirrors material process in form. It is a conversation – a call and answer – created by individuals working alongside one another.”

Exhibition Details
Mary E. Black Gallery
1061 Marginal Rd. Suite 140, Halifax, NS

Opening: Thursday August 30, 6:00 p.m.
On view: August 31 -September 16, 2018
FREE ADMISSION

Dorotée B. Rosen and Pamela Richtie's work at XL/Excel Exhibition - Celebrating NSDCC's 40th Anniversary

The NSDCC believes there is no betterway to celebrate their 40th anniversary than through a curated exhibition of works by Master Artisan members.

XL/Excel, curated by Jeffrey Cowling, features superb works created by some of the Province’s most talented craft artists and creators.

XL/Excel - Celebrating 40 years of Excellence
A curated exhibition of works by NSDCC master artisans.

Featuring work by:
Peter Bauer, Donald Bell, Pam Birdsall & Tim Worthington, Philip Doucette, Jim Edsall, Murray Gibson, Elizabeth Goluch, Debra Kuzyk & Ray Mackie, Wendy Landry, Heather Lawson, Dawn MacNutt, Alexandra McCurdy, Beverley McInnes, Jonathan Otter, Lynette Richards, Pamela Ritchie, Dorothée B. Rosen, Carol Smeraldo, Jim Smith, Kye-Yeon Son.

The Exhibition can be seen from 
September 23 - November 6, 2016 at the
Mary E. Black Gallery
1061 Marginal Road, Halifax

Congratulations NSDCC on your Anniversary!