Sustain-abilities: Craft at the Edge of the Earth
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Gallery 2
group exhibition, curated by Amanda Blake
Sustain-abilities: Craft at the Edge of the Earth is a showcase of the past three years of the Sow to Sew Project. Part display, part map, part workshop, this exhibition views the project's many parts as a larger archive. Through Sow to Sew, NSCAD students and faculty approached the creation, research and technologies of craft from outside their dominant centres of production, showing that sustainability is as much about skill sharing as it is about resource sharing. This exhibition underscores that, though the project is now in the past, the work can be used and reused in NSCAD’s future.
Artists: Rhonda Ferguson, Karina Howard, Teresa Jolliffe, Cameryn Mattie, Eunseon Park, Gillian Richards, Baily Smith, Nora Renick Rinehart with Abby Spooner, Rhynn Winstead
Curator: Amanda Blake
Opening receptions: 2026 Canadian Students Silversmithing Exhibition; Sustain-abilities: Craft at the Edge of the Earth
Please join us as we kick off the Fall 2026 season by celebrating the 2026 Student Silversmithing Exhibition and
SOW TO SEW SYMPOSIUM: Roundtable discussion “Craft, Community & Research”
Roundtable discussion “Craft, Community & Research”
SOW TO SEW SYMPOSIUM: Materials Exchange
Location: Anna Leonowens Gallery, 1891 Granville St, Gallery 3 (loc
SOW TO SEW SYMPOSIUM: Drop-In Mending Workshops
Location: Anna Leonowens Gallery, 1891 Granville St, Gallery 3 (loc
