NSCAD
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A research group based at NSCAD University in partnership with faculty at the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at Dalhousie University
(Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada) |
What's New?
Drawing Lab 360°
Check out our updated Facilities page for our brand new 360° view of the NSCAD Drawing Laboratory!
Lighting Study Published in Visual Arts Research
The newest research paper from Drawing Lab members Mathew Reichertz, Bryan Maycock and Raymond Klein, "Lighting: Its Influence on Drawing Strategies," is now published in Visual Arts Research Vol. 41, No. 2 (Winter 2015). You can find the published version of this paper in PDF format at JSTOR or Project MUSE via your institution, or view it here.
Winter 2016 Activities
The Drawing Lab is running a research study (open to Foundation students) and hosting free figure drawing and drawing tutoring sessions throughout the Winter 2016 semester. See poster for details.
Drawing Lab Meets the Media
Drawing Lab researchers Mathew Reichertz and Ray Klein recently spoke to Stephanie Domet on the radio program Mainstreet on CBC (check out the audio or summary), and Marilyn Smulders for the NSCAD website.
Check out our updated Facilities page for our brand new 360° view of the NSCAD Drawing Laboratory!
Lighting Study Published in Visual Arts Research
The newest research paper from Drawing Lab members Mathew Reichertz, Bryan Maycock and Raymond Klein, "Lighting: Its Influence on Drawing Strategies," is now published in Visual Arts Research Vol. 41, No. 2 (Winter 2015). You can find the published version of this paper in PDF format at JSTOR or Project MUSE via your institution, or view it here.
Winter 2016 Activities
The Drawing Lab is running a research study (open to Foundation students) and hosting free figure drawing and drawing tutoring sessions throughout the Winter 2016 semester. See poster for details.
Drawing Lab Meets the Media
Drawing Lab researchers Mathew Reichertz and Ray Klein recently spoke to Stephanie Domet on the radio program Mainstreet on CBC (check out the audio or summary), and Marilyn Smulders for the NSCAD website.
