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Alberta College of Art + Design
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The Alberta College of Art + Design
Established 1926
Type public degree-granting, college of art & design
President Lance Carlson
Undergraduates available
Postgraduates not available
Location Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Campus Urban
Headcount 1,118[1] as of fall 2008
Colours Red      White     
Affiliations ACCC, CCAA, Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference, Alberta Association of Colleges & Technical Institutes,CBIE
Website acad.ca

The Alberta College of Art & Design (ACAD) is a Canadian degree-granting, publicly-funded art and design college located in Calgary.

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[edit] Programs

The Alberta College of Art + Design is one of only four degree-granting, publicly-funded art and design colleges in Canada, the others being the Emily Carr Institute of Art & Design in Vancouver, the Ontario College of Art & Design in Toronto and the Nova Scotia College of Art & Design in Halifax.

Statue of Robert the Bruce outside of ACAD

ACAD offers programs in the Fine Arts, Crafts, Graphic Design, and New Media. ACAD is committed to a solid studio-based experience for students - an experience balanced with relevant, complementary liberal studies and practical theory. The result is a rigorous studio program, which produces innovative thinkers, creative problem solvers, and visually talented students. ACAD creates a learning environment rich in character and extensive in quantity, quality and professional capability for its student body of artistic thinkers.

ACAD studios are extremely spacious and classes are small, allowing for regular one-on-one interaction. Faculty and space-per-student ratios are among the best in the country. Within this environment, students receive the techniques, tools, intellectual stimulation and encouragement to discover and develop their own personal voice and passion.

[edit] Faculty Highlights

Past and present faculty have included noted artists such as: Lars Jonson Haukaness, Mary Scott, Laura Vickerson, Don Mabie (a.k.a. Chuck Stake), Alan Dunning, Mark Dicey, Derek Michael Besant, Don Simmons, Joanne Bristol, Katie Ohe, Christopher Willard, Kay Burns, Susan Menzies, Dick Averns, Don Kottmann, Mitch Kern, and Rita McKeough.

  • Liberal Studies: Judy Sterner and Gregory Scorfield
  • Fine Arts: Laurel Johannesson, Norman Faulkner, and Derek Besant
  • Visual Communications Design: Kevin Kurytnik, Xerxes Irani, and Eugene Ouchi
  • Media Arts and Digital Technologies: Mary Scott, Daniel Dugas, Valerie Leblanc, Brett Pawson, and Alan Dunning
  • First Year Studies: Bill Rodgers, Dave Casey, Tim Zuck, Gord Ferguson, Mark Mullin

[edit] Alumni

Several members of the United Congress, a well-known Calgary Artist Collective attended ACAD in the 1980s.[1]

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Coordinates: 51°03′43″N 114°05′29″W / 51.06205°N 114.09143°W / 51.06205; -114.09143 (Alberta College of Art and Design)




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