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NSCAD University graduation catalogue 2011
NSCAD University graduation catalogue 2011
NSCAD University graduation catalogue 2011
This catalogue accompanies the 2011 NSCAD University Graduation Exhibition held at the Anna Leonowens, Port Loggia and Seeds Galleries, from May 9 to 20, 2011. Visit our website for the most current program and admission information at www.nscad.ca. Published by NSCAD University 5163 Duke Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada B3J 3J6 isbn 978-0-920149-28-7 Copyright 2011 NSCAD University. All rights reserved. Printed and bound in Canada by Transcontinental. www.transcontinental.com NSCAD University does not necessarily endorse or condone the ideas or viewpoints expressed by contributors to this catalogue. All published work is the intellectual property of the respective creators. Catalogue design and related illustrations © 2011 Katrina Bautista. No part of this book may be used in any manner without written permission from the publisher. Reasonable eVort has been made to identify owners of copyright and to provide accurate information pertaining to students’ work. View photography credits for additional information regarding image attribution.
Anna Leonowens Gallery Design and Production Team Catalogue Designer: Katrina Bautista Graduation Exhibition Curator: Lynette de Montreuil Director, Anna Leonowens Gallery: Tonia Di Risio Exhibitions Coordinators: Eleanor King and Aimée Brown NSCAD Design Faculty Advisor: May Chung Coordinator, Alumni and Public Relations: Jennifer Zimmer
Anna Leonowens Gallery Special Thanks First of all, to the 2011 graduates, whose extraordinary work is essential to this catalogue. To President David B. Smith, Jennifer Zimmer of University Relations and all departmental faculty for their support and cooperation. Tonia Di Risio and Eleanor King for their candour and encouragement. May Chung for her selXessness and attention to detail. Kellie Vail, André Raymond and the production team at Transcontinental for their energy and dedication. Jennifer Tremblay, 2011 Catalogue Photographer, for excellent artwork documentation and John Holloway for pre-press image preparation. JeV Wry from NSCAD Print Services for internal print production.
Table of Contents
Introductory Messages
From the President 2 From our Sponsor 3 From the Curator & Designer 4
The Catalogue
Undergraduate Studies 6 Graduate Studies 114
Specialty Index
By Achievements and Affiliations 130 Tools and Materials 132 2011 Catalogue Facts and Figures 135
Acknowledgements Image Credits 136 Sponsors 137 The 2011 Graduation Catalogue is made possible by the generous support of the RBC Emerging Artists Project.
David B. Smith President NSCAD University
Here at NSCAD University, we produce amazing critical and creative thinkers: artists compelled by the exploration of the idea, innovators driven to give shape and form to the abstract. Thanks to the continued generosity of the RBC Emerging Artists Project, we’re delighted to share the depth and breadth of this talent through our 2011 Graduation Catalogue. The NSCAD Graduation Catalogue features the best work of this year’s remarkable graduates. In the pages that follow, you’ll see what happens when talent and passion meet opportunity, when creativity is sparked, challenged and given courage. That’s what makes NSCAD University one of North America’s leading universities for the visual arts and our alumni creative leaders in their Welds worldwide. RBC’s investment in our graduates, which funds both the production of this catalogue and the annual graduation exhibition, demonstrates the corporation’s belief that creativity and innovation are essential to vibrant communities and robust economies. We’re delighted to welcome our RBC partners back for a Wfth year and thank them for believing in our university and our students. No project of this magnitude is possible without exceptional leadership, and I want to recognize this year’s interns: Katrina Bautista, bdes ’11, who designed this catalogue, and Lynette de Montreuil, bfa ’11, our exhibition curator. Your talent, commitment and professionalism are evident, and we congratulate you. If a university is deWned by the quality of its graduates, then this 2011 catalogue again conWrms NSCAD’s reputation as one of Canada’s foremost visual arts institutions. On behalf of NSCAD University, our faculty and staV, I extend sincere best wishes to our new alumni and wish you every success in your creative journeys.
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Stewart Robinson
VP and Branch Manager RBC Dominion Securities
As one of Canada’s most respected corporations, RBC believes that healthy, vibrant communities are a direct result of investing in creative vision and artistic talent. Like NSCAD, we know that creativity is the foundation of innovation and, as such, is fundamental to building sustainable economies and caring societies. Through our RBC Emerging Artists Project with NSCAD, we put our convictions into action by helping talented students make the transition from the academic to the entrepreneurial world of the arts. The annual Graduation Catalogue, for example, is sent to galleries worldwide and serves as an important marketing tool for these new alumni, while the Graduation Exhibition raises the proWle of the students and their work with the local community. Moreover, by featuring the work of NSCAD students in our RBC Dominion Securities Halifax oVice for our clients to enjoy — and purchase —we’re helping introduce these young artists to new audiences. Today, works by RBC Emerging Artists Project alumni hang in galleries and are displayed in creative institutions worldwide, and we’re proud to have played a role in helping launch their careers. RBC is delighted once again to partner with NSCAD to promote Canada’s next generation of visual artists: the Class of 2011. We celebrate your creative vision and artistic talent, and wish you continued success.
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All the textures and objects photographed in the 2011 catalogue design were found in the studios of NSCAD. A simple theme like “mark making” shows we have learned to push our creativity beyond that—it’s the honesty of our ideas, our little stops and starts, the Wrst brave squiggle on the blank page that somehow turns into an entire body of work. My theme for this year's catalogue expresses that process from start to Wnish, using the marks we make at NSCAD, with the tools and environments made available to us. Showcasing the work made in our time here commemorates every exploration and discovery. I chose a simple A–Z arrangement of work, without distinctions between departments, allowing quirky but always interesting juxtapositions to occur. Consider it a collection of what happens when you learn and work in such a diverse community of students, teachers and studios. In the special index are additional ways to mark your NSCAD years. You can browse by ways you have assisted in diVerent departments; your shows at the Anna Leonowens, Port Loggia, and Seeds galleries; or by the strange, minute details that make a work unique. Congratulations, 2011 graduates! I hope that this catalogue marks the beginning of many fulWlling careers.
Lynette de Montreuil
Exhibition curator and coordinator 2011 Graduation Exhibition
When I moved to Halifax in the fall of 2009, I felt immediately welcomed into the artistic community. Halifax is a place that encourages involvement and collaboration—a philosophy also found within the walls of NSCAD University. If you look for help, you will Wnd no shortage of hands willing to be of service. There is a collective feel to NSCAD, where one can tell that the faculty and technicians do their jobs for the love of it, and for the community of people with whom they work alongside. They inspire us to push boundaries and not allow limitations of resources or materials to constrict our creativity. Here at NSCAD, as you aspire to evolve, the student body and faculty rally to help you succeed. We challenge each other, lift one another up, and help one another without asking for compensation or recognition. NSCAD is a pool of people who look to make the future a brighter place through collaboration. We are empowered to question not just what we can do, but imagine what the limitless possibilities might be achieved if only we set our minds to it. We may be leaving NSCAD University, but we will keep it in our hearts as we go.
Katrina Bautista
Designer and coordinator 2011 Graduation Catalogue
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Undergraduate Studies
Laura Acosta BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Creencias Rigid plastic statuettes, mixed media 116.8 × 40.6 cm / 2009
[email protected]
Evelin Sofia Alarcon BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Beginnings I Handwoven cotton, linen, wool 21 × 20.5 cm / 2010 9
Bruce Anderson BFA Fine Art
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The Acts of Nova Scotia Paper installation Dimensions variable / 2010
Katrina Annand BFA Photography Minor in Textiles
Personal Security, Airport Security Inkjet print 44.7 × 61.1 cm / 2007
[email protected] 11
Katrina Bautista BDes Interdisciplinary Design
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Art for Everyone: Re-interpreting the art gallery experience Book design for group project, Communication Design Issues, Fall 2010 1 9.7 × 22.7 × 1.2 cm / 2010 www.followsfeeling.com
Susan Beavan BFA (Interdisciplinary)
First Light Acrylic on canvas 18 × 24 cm / 2010 13
Rachel Betchick BFA Textiles Minor in Fashion 14
Bathing suit Wool and linen Custom-Wt to model / 2010
Fiona Blanchard BFA Textiles Minor in Fashion
Woven knitting Jacquard woven scarf: cotton, merino wool 25.4 × 152.4 cm / 2010 15
Ryan Blanchard BFA Fine Art Minor in Art History 16
Scrap Scape Waterless lithograph on rag paper 39.37 × 58.42 cm / 2010
Jonathan Bobryk BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Fungus Inkjet print 90 × 180 cm / 2011 17
Megan Brown BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Tree Inkjet print from scan of 35mm Wlm with light leaks 36 × 54 cm / 2010 maybirdpages.blogspot.com
Shannon Brown BFA Fine Art
The Pastry King Latex and semi-gloss housepaint Installation, Anna Leonowens Gallery 2 / 2011 19
Donald Burry BFA Fine Art
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Self-portrait on the occasion of being named captain of the NSCAD hockey team Oil on canvas 91.5 × 61 cm / 2011
Heather Caverhill BFA (Interdiscplinary)
In Stereo Digital media diptych: inkjet prints 20.32 × 76.2 cm each / 2010 21
Allison Comrie BFA Fine Art Minor in Art History 22
Untitled Monotype on Arches paper 38 × 27 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Betty Connelly BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Crisis I Oil and acrylic on canvas 50 × 40 cm / 2011
[email protected] 23
Alex Cooney BFA Fine Art Minors in Drawing and Art History 24
Untitled Oil on birch panel 121.92 × 106.68 cm / 2010
Lynette de Montreuil BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Entwine Inkjet print 40 × 25 cm / 2011 www.lynettedemontreuil.ca 25
Lindsay Anne Delaney BFA Photography
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Damaged Inkjet print 66.96 × 91.44 cm / 2010
Jera Dickson BFA Fine Art Minor in Art History
Feretory Resin and honey 21 × 12 × 10 cm / 2011 27
Kate Dyke BFA Fine Art Minor in Art History 28
leaving Video installation, 14:07 minutes, looped Video stills / 2011
Erika Ellsworth BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Instrument Dress made from magnetic audio tape, tape head, reclaimed electronics (documentation of performance) 2011 29
Dennis Envoldsen BFA Film
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Angel hd video: colour, 11:51 minutes Video stills / 2010
[email protected]
Jenny-Lyn Fife BFA Textiles
Go Fly a Kite Earrings Sterling silver and silicon rubber 7 × 5.5 × 1.5 cm each / 2010
[email protected] 31
Andrea Flockhart BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Sin Eater Ink and chalk on rag paper 122 × 92 cm / 2009
[email protected]
Lisa Folkerson BFA Intermedia
Endless Thunder Multi-channel video installation, 14:23 and 1:09:26 minutes, looped Video stills / 2010 www.lisafolkerson.com 33
Khuyen Forsythe BDes Interdisciplinary Design
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Navigating the Digital Landscape Interactive wayWnding system 900 × 1440 pixels / 2010 www.kforsythe.net
Amy Fournier BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Fish Bones (crop tank/skirt/jacket) Block printed with Pro Mx dyes and discharge on rayon Women’s size 6 / 2011 35
Miranda Franken BFA Ceramics
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Tea with Irena Underglaze on stoneware claybody 5.5 × 12 × 12 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Danielle Gaudry BFA Fine Art Minor in Textiles
Tell Me Who You Are Series of 35 portraits: acrylic on canvas 25.4 × 25.4 cm each / 2011 37
Nadia Gemeinhardt BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Mountain home Earthenware, paper clay, glaze 75 cm × 60 cm circumference / 2011
[email protected]
Gwo Ting Ray BDes Interdisciplinary Design
NSCAD Student Magazine (Demo) Inkjet print on recycled bond paper 16 pages, 27.9 × 21.6 cm / 2010
[email protected] 39
Angela Gzowski BFA Photography
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BJ Inkjet print of scanned negative 60.96 × 70.92 cm / 2010 angelagzowski.daportfolio.com
Katlyn Hall BDes Interdisciplinary Design
Heel Campaign concept combining SPCA shelter animals with the Walkabout program of the Heart & Stroke Foundation of Nova Scotia 2010 41
Karen Hawes BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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WO(RK) PRO(FESSIONALS) NO(N) PRO(FIT) Installation activated performance / 2010 In cooperation with the WO PRO NO PRO StaV Board of Volunteers
[email protected]
Rachel Heacock BFA Fine Art Minors in Film Studies and Art History
Humans in Space Oil on canvas 9 × 15.4 cm / 2010
[email protected] 43
Josh Herbin BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Hotspots Colour lithograph on paper 76 × 56 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Daniel Higham BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Untitled Video projection, chine collé and inkjet print on plexiglass 61 × 92 × 10 cm / 2010 45
Ted Higney BFA Fine Art
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Untitled Glitter on inkjet print 50 × 76 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Katie Hillman BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Midterms Digital illustration 25.4 × 39.26 cm / 2011 www.threehares.ca 47
Jaclyn Humphries BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Aggressive Comfort Sterling silver, hand-fabricated hollow form, hand-dyed unbleached cotton, cotton threads 5 × 3.5 × 1.5 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Audrey Hurd BFA Fine Art
Untitled Lithograph on paper 56 × 76 cm / 2010
[email protected] 49
Logan Hynes BFA Fine Art Minor in Art History 50
Kitchen Party Oil on canvas 91.4 × 91.4 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Brian Jeffcock BDes Interdisciplinary Design
Plus One Auto Digital 3D rendering 1280 × 90 pixels / 2011 www.brianjeVcock.com 51
Rajee Paña Jeji Shergill BA Art History
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self-portrait Robe, hand-spun wool, embroidery 139 × 54 cm / 2010
Megan Katz BFA Jewellery Design and Metalsmithing
Osseous Sterling silver, masking tape, diamonds 7.5 × 5.5 × 3 cm / 2010
[email protected] 53
Maureen Kay BFA (Interdisciplinary) Minor in Art History 54
Bird Poop Acrylic on canvas 104 × 170 cm / 2010-2011
Sam Kinsley BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Mass Pinpricks on paper (installation, Anna Leonowens Gallery 3) 121.92 × 1700 cm / 2010 55
Alissa Kloet BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Landed Fabric, thread 60 × 82 cm / 2010 www.alissakloet.com
Laura Kolnick BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Bert in Four Stages of Destruction Silkscreen on paper 10 × 30 cm / 2010
[email protected] 57
Natasha Krzyzewski BFA Fine Art Minor in Drawing 58
The View from Here (detail) Pencil on paper 96.25 × 125 cm / 2011
Ron Kuwahara BFA Fine Art
Keeping a Façade (the National Film Board Building) Oil on canvas 121 × 121 cm / 2010
[email protected] 59
Salina Ladha BFA Ceramics
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Oh Paper clay, felt-tip illustration Sculpture: 120 × 60 × 56 cm / 2011 salinaladha.wordpress.com
Victoria Lane BDes Interdisciplinary Design
Doggy Diner Pet feeder for senior pet owners: plastic, foam, vinyl 22.86 × 30.48 × 35.5 cm / 2010
[email protected] 61
Daniel LeBlanc BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Do What John? Kinetic sculpture: mahogany, walnut, rosewood, steel 52 × 97 × 33 cm / 2010
Youngin Lee BFA Fine Art
Mushroom Series Acrylic on canvas 120 × 90 cm each / 2010 63
Chelsea Legge BFA Ceramics
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Over and Over Again Earthenware dining set: mug, bowl, plates 27.94 × 12.7 cm, stacked / 2010
Shelley MacDonald BFA Jewellery Design and Metalsmithing
Shadow Cast and fabricated sterling silver 5 × 5 × 2 cm / 2010
[email protected] 65
Steven MacDougall BFA Fine Art Minor in Drawing 66
Untitled Digitally manipulated drawing 25 × 17 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Brady MacKinnon BFA (Interdisciplinary) Minor in Art History
Learned Two-channel video, 6:33 minutes Video stills / 2011 67
Naiomi MacLean BFA Fine Art Minor in Drawing 68
Equilibrium Oil on canvas 36 × 36 cm / 2010 naiomimacleanart.blogspot.com
Norma Jean MacLean BFA Fine Art
Lot 13, Route 2 Oil on panel 107 × 123 cm / 2011 69
Kerri MacLellan BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Granite Planet: 1986–2005 Screenprint, dye on cotton 152.4 × 101.6 cm / 2010 www.kerrimaclellan.com
Shauna MacLeod BFA Ceramics
Death of a Tumour Earthenware, wire 30 × 17 × 17 cm each / 2010 potterywoman.wordpress.com 71
Victoria Manzer BFA Textiles
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BeneWt to Brook Series of repeating patterns, digitally composed mixed media 91.4 × 91.4 cm each / 2010
[email protected]
Adelle Marshall BDes Interdisciplinary Design
Chess Pieces – Queen and Pawn 3D-printed plastic Queen: 10.2 × 4.4 × 3.8 cm; Pawn: 5.1 × 5.1 × 3.4 cm / 2009 adellemarshall.carbonmade.com 73
Amelia May BFA Fine Art
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Gain Acoustic foam, condenser, microphone, mixer, headphones Dimensions variable / 2011
[email protected]
Andrew Mazerolle BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Not the game I go out there and die for Performance video, 1:00 minute, looped Video still / 2011 andrewmazerolle.weebly.com 75
Bronya Meharg BDes Interdisciplinary Design
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BFF ♥2 Walk Friendship bracelet kit: beads, string, jewel stickers, pedometer 26.67 × 17.7 × 3.8 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Amanda Memme BFA Jewellery Design and Metalsmithing
Shop at Cohen's Pocketwatch: Brass, silver, steel, fabric, paper printout, clockwork Hidden elements: cubic zirconia, rolled dollar bill, dreidel (clay, wood, Monopoly money) / 5 × 2.5 × 7 cm / 2010
[email protected]
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Jon Miller BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Meat Shop Inkjet print 84 × 22 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Kate Mitchell BDes Interdisciplinary Design
User-centered pet feeder 3D rendering, vacuum-formed plastics 53 × 44 × 20 cm / 2010
[email protected] 79
Mandai Mohan Visual Arts Certificate for Teachers 80
115 months: no Linoleum print, acrylic ink on rice paper 250 × 130 × 80 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Caitlin Moore BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Belgians in the Congo Oil on canvas 60.96 × 60.96 cm / 2010 81
Gayle Nanninga BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Discover Series of three monotypes on paper 56 × 37.5 cm each / 2010
Laura Napier BDes Interdisciplinary Design
Spaceage magazine Laser print 25 pages, 84 × 22 cm / 2010 83
Luke Norrad BFA (Interdisciplinary) Minor in Art History 84
C'mon Son Marker on cardboard, performance Dimensions variable / 2011
[email protected]
Chloe O’Brien BFA Photography Minor in Art History
Remnant 1 of 10 inkjet prints in a series 73.66 × 58.4 cm / 2010 www.chloeobrien.ca 85
Danica Anastasia Olders BFA Textiles Minor in Fashion 86
Domine, quo vadis? Steel, chicken wire, binding wire, bronze, copper, silk/alpaca yarn, unbleached cotton, Wbre-reactive dye, fabric scraps 137.16 × 274.32 cm / 2010 www.thelostcityof.com
Sarah Osborne BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Entrapment Mixed media with performance element 152.4 × 152.4 cm / 2010
[email protected] 87
Joanna Pike BFA Ceramics
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Stacking set for herb garden Thrown and altered semiporcelain with celadon glaze and iron wash 64 × 36 × 27 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Annalise Prodor BFA Fine Art
Maybe, Someday, Tuesday, Precisely Oil, acrylic, fabric, digital print on canvas 168 × 122 × 4 cm / 2010 www.annaliseprodor.com 89
Marisa Ranalli BFA Textiles
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Under the Surface Silk, wool, muscle wire, microcontroller, felting Women’s size 10 / 2010 www.drawingconclusions.net
Shannon Reid BFA Photography
Untitled Inkjet print 28.37 × 43.1 cm / 2010
[email protected] 91
Leah Resnick BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Museum of Natural History, Halifax NS — Diorama 3 Chromira print 84 × 22 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Caitlin Polly Violet Rooney BFA (Interdisciplinary) Minor in Art History
Specimens Naturally dyed wool (cochneal beetles), ink on paper 40 × 7 cm each / ongoing since 2007 93
Christin Roper BFA Photography
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Life in the O.R. Inkjet print 60 × 50 cm / 2009
[email protected]
Jason Skinner BFA Fine Art
Robert Johnson Oil on canvas 92 × 160 cm / 2010
[email protected] 95
Aidan Smith BFA Jewellery Design and Metalsmithing 96
Hand Reel (Functional, for Wshing) Damascus steel, silver, garnet 2.5 × 12 × 2.5 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Ben Stephenson BFA Fine Art Minor in Drawing
Class of '11 OVset print in graduation catalogue 16.2 × 16.2 cm / 2011 oncetherelivedaboy.blogspot.com 97
Catherine Stinson BFA Fine Art
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Sky Series I Intaglio print on paper 55.9 × 76.2 cm / 2011
[email protected]
Amanda Sullivan BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Untitled I Lithograph, copper wire on cotton rag paper 51 × 78 × 10 cm / 2010
[email protected] 99
Hidemi Suyama BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Watashi no Tamago Acrylic on canvas 120 × 180 cm / 2010
Paulina Szczesny BFA Textiles
Denim Mix Recycled denim: crocheted, knotted and braided 2009–2010
[email protected] 101
David Tallis BFA Intermedia
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HuVing and PuVing Performance video, 3:31 minutes, looped Video still / 2010
[email protected]
Alex Tessier BDes Interdisciplinary Design
Work Hard, Play Hard Poster campaign to encourage cardiac Wtness in workplace stairwells 20.32 × 25.2 cm each / 2010 103
Jacqueline Throop-Robinson BFA (Interdisciplinary) Minor in Art History 104
The Spaces In-between Series of 6 Cibachrome prints 30 × 30 cm each / 2008–2010
[email protected]
Jennifer N. Tremblay BFA Photography Minor in Art History
H2O Inkjet print, digital photo manipulation 91.44 × 38.45 cm / 2010 105
Jeremy Tsang BFA (Interdisciplinary)
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Block B3H Inkjet print 140.83 × 72.9 cm / 2010 www.t-sang.com
Danika Vandersteen BFA Fine Art Minors in Drawing and Art History
Selections from Recent Behaviour Watercolour, mixed media sculpture Painting: 55.9 × 76.2 cm; sculpture: 45.7 × 30.5 × 86.4 cm / 2010–2011
[email protected] 107
Kate Walchuk BFA Fine Art
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Chuck Berry Oil on wood 30 × 30 × 20 cm / 2009
[email protected]
Drew Weech BDes Interdisciplinary Design
Study for conch shells Pencil, ink, oil pastel on paper 55.9 × 76.2 cm / 2011 www.drewweech.com 109
Ambera Wellmann BFA Fine Art
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Untitled Oil on wood 151.5 × 121.5 cm / 2011 www.amberas.com
Becky Welter-Nolan BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Last I Saw Her Vacuum-formed acrylic with leather traces 127 × 127 × 5.08 cm / 2009
[email protected] 111
Damien Worth BFA Fine Art
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That New Mystic Acrylic, latex, oil on canvas Diptypch, 92 × 122 cm each / 2010
Chantal Zettel BFA (Interdisciplinary)
Tar Babies Tar and plastic dolls 30 × 30 cm / 2010 113
Graduate Studies
Omnia Attallah Master of Design
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Islamic Calendar Inkjet print 57 × 57 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Candace Ellicott Master of Design
Thesis Poster Inkjet print 60.96 × 109.22 cm / 2010
[email protected] 117
Patrick Foster Master of Design
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The Broken States of America Digital mixed media 28 × 43 cm / 2010 www.patrickfoster.net
Véronika Horlik Master of Fine Arts in Craft
Peau de lapin (stump) Ceramic, oil and mixed media on wood; cement and hardware Painting: 213 cm diameter; sculpture: 71 × 71 × 152 cm / 2010 www.veronikahorlik.com 119
Kelly Markovich Master of Fine Art in Fine and Media Arts 120
The book from the SUNROOM exhibition Photographs, handmade book 60.96 × 38.1 × 5.08 cm / 2011
[email protected]
Juan Ortiz-apuy Master of Fine Art in Fine and Media Arts
I am not Neon 63.5 × 20.32 cm / 2010 www.juanortiz-apuy.com 121
Nicole Raufeisen and Ryan Witt Master of Fine Art in Fine and Media Arts 122
Facial reconstruction Installation Bulletproof glass, oak plywood 2010
Mike Spencer Master of Fine Art in Fine and Media Arts
& and & Acrylic on canvas 182.88 × 274.32 cm / 2010
[email protected] 123
Saijia Sun Master of Design
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Handkerchief Inkjet print 27.94 × 43.18 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Jessica Wang Master of Design
Mapping Time & Space: Dream Space Inkjet print 59.4 × 81.4 cm / 2010 125
Lawrence Woodford Master of Fine Arts in Craft 126
Found object series I Silver, wood composite, amethyst, lapis lazuli, wool 71.12 × 15.24 × 5.08 cm / 2010
[email protected]
Yujing Zhang Master of Design
Simultaneous Inkjet print 59.4 × 81.4 cm / 2010 127
Specialty Index
Specialty Index
Student work is arranged in the catalogue alphabetically by surname, but there are many other ways to discover the graduates and their work. This index can help you browse the catalogue by the graduating students’ exhibitions from Fall 2010 to Winter 2011, as well as some of their memorable awards and aYliations. Anna Leonowens Gallery
100 for Wilt: The First Quarter 75 The Acts of Nova Scotia 10 Advanced Photo Critique Group Exhibition 11, 85, 105 alt. Photographic Oddities 40, 111 Anecdotal Evidence 58 Bad Photo 50 Brushes with Greatness 20 Burn 119 Close-up 40 Dysesthesia 53 Does it again 123 Equilibrium 68 Eventually Everything Connects 12, 51, 84 Feather & Twig 54 The Field 69 Going the Distance 67 Granite Planet 70 Growth 71 Horse 46 Impact of Image: Redesigning Experiences 12, 41, 51, 61, 73, 76, 79, 83, 103 Inflorescence 65 Is this your button? 18 leaving 28
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Mass 55 Meditations in an Emergency 112 memory / construction 45 My Idols 126 Nature of the Beast / I’m in Control 102 NEW 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 126 Overhead 122 Painting: Collage 81 The Pastry King 19 Phantasmagoria 110 Presence 31 Presence Required 40, 94 Public place, Private space 59 Procreation / watashi no tamago 100 Rec Room 108 Recent Behaviour 107 Recorded Routes 72 Remembering the Piano Seed Factory 97 Settler Peoples 86 Siphonophorae 90 Site/Cite 92, 106 Soapbox 22, 33, 58, 67, 98, 107, 111 Some Perceptions Never Last 89 Something originates from another 25, 27 Spaces of shadows & other mirrors 121
Sunroom 120 Tell Me Who You Are 37 Unsettled 98 Vestige 111 Voluptuous Observation 63 Wholemany 22 Wunderwater 33 Yes No Okay 33, 42, 45, 67, 74, 75
Port Loggia Gallery
As much as I could try… 82 People on the Street 95 Continuum: Ceramic Sculptures 60 WO PRO NO PRO 42
Seeds Gallery
Dandelion Show 19, 24, 28, 46, 50, 57, 59, 67, 68, 69, 89, 95, 100, 107, 110 Jewellery Department Show & Sale 31, 48, 53, 65, 77 March of Prints 16, 22, 27, 44, 45, 49, 69, 82, 98, 99, 111, 121 Plans, Observations, Recollections 56 Seeking Simplicity 65 Textiles and Fashion Department Show & Sale 48, 56, 86, 93, 101
Scholarships and Awards
The 2011 graduates acknowledge with appreciation their scholarship and bursary donors. Alexander J. McDonald Memorial Award 91 Atlantic Film Festival, Official Selection 30 Centennial Scholarship 91 Elizabeth Nutt Foundation Bursary 91 Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. Renewable Scholarship 91 Film Nova Scotia Partners in Training Scholarship 30 FUNSCAD Scholarship 92 Harrison McCain Scholarship in Memory of Marion McCain 32 J. Dukelow Bursary 8, 120, 121 Joan Backes Art & Nature Award 110 Joseph Beuys Scholarship 52, 110 Lou Cable Memorial Scholarship 51 Lyell Cook Scholarship in Sculpture 74 MacKenzie Fund Sholarship 21 Margo and Rowland Marshall Award in Painting 46 in Printmaking 110 in Product Design 79
McGraw-Hill Leadership Award 30 Millenium Excellence Award 30 Montreal World Film Festival, Official Selection 30 Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation Art Award 71, 72, 112 Nova Scotia Talent Trust 71 NSCAD Alumni Association Scholarship 12 NSCAD Art in Schools Scholarship 74 NSCAD Bursary 27, 28 Prince Edward Scholarship 46 Printmaking Scholarship 111 Robert Pope Foundation Scholarship 25, 46, 57, 67, 93, 110, 112 Roloff Beny Graduate Photography Award 120, 121 Roloff Beny Photography Scholarship 91 Ruth Goldbloom Bursary 120 Starfish Properties Student Art Award Shortlist 77 Takao Tanabe Scholarship 110 Windfall Bursary 91
Student Technicians and Assistants
Anna Leonowens Gallery archives intern 22 catalogue photographer 105 exhibitions photographer 106 staff 33, 67 Design and Print Services 12 Foundry 27 Kiln and glaze room 88 Photography Cage 25 Printmaking Studio 44, 99 Seeds Gallery intern 68 staff 33, 56, 102 Service Centre 58, 95 Textiles Studio 31
Societies and Affiliations
Feminist Collective 22, 25, 33, 98, 99, 111 Foundation Print Club 44 Free Coffee 58, 67, 111 microGALLERY 75, 97 NSCAD Radio Club 62 SUNSCAD 44, 53, 58, 67, 111
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2011 Catalogue Facts and Figures
List of Tools and Materials Twenty-four hour access to studio space is one of the best assets the university offers its students. This list and the diagram on page 132 identify the objects depicted on the inside covers—all found in NSCAD’s studios and shared spaces. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 134
Audio mixer Awl Buttons Brayer and rollers Cassette tape Chalk pastels Chisel set Crayon pastels Dapping blocks and punches Diana F+ camera Earbuds Eraser Etching ink and spatula Ethernet cable Fabric swatches Fibre-reactive dye sample Film reel Fortune teller French curve Hip curve Knitting samples Film rolls J-hook clasp (large) and chain Lithography pencils and grease crayons
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Leica 35mm camera Lobster clasp chains Medium format camera Mouse (iMac) Nuts and bolts Oil paint Palette knives Pantone swatchbook Pattern hooks Pattern notcher Pliers Postage stamps Powdered pigment Punch set Rotary cutter Round labels Rubber band ball Rubber gloves Safety pin Screw punch and tips S-hook clasp and chain Silverleaf sheets Singer MemoMatic 327 knitting machine Slides Smithing stamps Soldering powder Steel dapping die
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Tape measure Tracing wheel USB turntable Utility knife Vary form curve VHS tape Weaving shuttles Wide foam brush Willow charcoal Wood chips and splints Wood letterpress type Wool comb/felting tool X-Acto knife …and many more objects this list was not able to document. STUDENT RESPONSE Materials used from above list
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Fill in with the number of materials on this list which you have tried, depended on, used, rejected or learned to love.
MOST FREQUENT TITLE
Untitled
Digitally manipulated drawing (p. 66) Glitter on inkjet print (p. 46) Inkjet print (p. 91) Lithograph and copper wire on paper (p. 99) Lithograph on paper (p. 49)
SHORTEST TITLE
LONGEST TITLE
2 characters (tie), pp. 40 & 60
77 characters, p. 20
9 works
BJ / Oh
Monotype (p. 22) Oil on birch panel (p. 24) Oil on wood (p. 110) Video projection, chine collé and inkjet print on plexiglass (p. 45)
Self-portrait on the occasion of being named captain of the NSCAD hockey team
LARGEST PHYSICAL WORK (CM)
Not including site-sensitive installation
UNORTHODOX MATERIAL CHOICES 2011
Masking tape and diamonds (p. 53) Microcontroller, silk and wool (p. 90) Monopoly money (p. 77) Pinpricks on paper (p. 55) Tar (p.113)
125×1700
Mass, p. 55
Bulletproof glass (p.122) Cochneal beetles (p. 93) Glitter (p. 46), Honey (p. 27) Leather traces in acrylic (p. 111) Magnetic audio tape (p. 29)
SMALLEST PHYSICAL WORK (CM)
FURTHEST OUT-OF-PROVINCE SUBMISSIONS (KM FROM NSCAD)
5 3.5 1.5 ×
×
Aggressive Comfort, p. 48
Via email
Via airmail
12,020.19 km, p. 74
2,501.1 km, p. 109
Capetown
CATALOGUE SPINE THICKNESS (CM) TYPEFACES 1.29
2007
1.50
1.15
2008
2009
0.90
2010
1.15
2011
Granville / Duke
Designed by Rod McDonald, named after the crossroads located by NSCAD's primary mailing address
Bahamas PHOTOS FOR 2011 THEME DESIGN
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TAKEN
IN USE
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Image Credits
Exhibition Sponsors
Jennifer N. Tremblay, Official 2011 Catalogue Photographer Artwork photography and colour-correction, pages 9, 22, 35, 36, 37, 38, 52, 61, 68, 69, 76, 80, 82, 84, 93, 95, 100, and 104 Jeremy Tsang, 2010 Anna Leonowens Gallery Exhibitions Photographer Artwork photography, pages 42, 45, and 56 Gillian Berry Model, page 35
Adrian MacLeod Artwork photography, page 70
Natalie Boterman Artwork photography, page 74
Anthony MacLean Artwork photography, page 126
Hannah Brown Hard-bound bookbinding, page 12
Jacob Mailman Profile photograph, page 2
Alexander Chisholm Artwork photography, page 101
Andrei Serghiuta 3D rendering, page 117
Steve Farmer Photography Profile photograph, page 3
Brittany Warren Profile photograph, page 5
John Edward Holloway Profile photograph, page 4
Eliott Eastwood Wright Artwork photography, page 15
Lauren Levine Model, page 101 All other accompanying photography © respective artists.
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On behalf of the NSCAD Graduating class of 2011, I would like to extend a heartfelt thank-you to all the community sponsors for the Graduation Exhibition and Catalogue. The support they provide to the emerging artists and designers of NSCAD is greatly appreciated. The generosity of our sponsors makes the opening reception a night to remember for the grad class, family, friends and community, creating an amazing celebration of the diverse talent of NSCAD students. Anna Leonowens Gallery and NSCAD University are proud to work with these sponsors who play an integral role within our community and we look forward to ongoing collaboration in the future! Lynette de Montreuil 2011 Graduation Exhibition Curator
Atlantic News Atlantic Superstore Barrington Street
NSCAD Office of Student and Academic Services NSCAD Student Union (SUNSCAD)
Brussels Restaurant and Brasserie
RBC Foundation Emerging Artists Project
Centre for Art Tapes
Saint Mary’s University Art Gallery
Dalhousie Art Gallery DeSerres Creative Market Place Eyelevel Gallery FRED. beauty food art Garrison Brewing Co. Hamachi House Restaurant Java Blend Coffee Roasters Just Us! Cafe Barrington Street Mount Saint Vincent University Art Gallery
Sam’s Macchiato Sawadee Tea House Seeds Gallery: the shop for student and alumni work The Java Factory Roasting Company The Khyber Arts Society The Loop Craft Café Visual Arts Nova Scotia Yellow Cab
NSCAD Art Supply Store
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To identify all the objects photographed on the inner covers, turn to page 134.
