Posts Tagged ‘nocturne’
Nocturne: Art at Night, creating wonder and awe
Alexandra Sweny, Visual editor; Carter Hutton and Louise Andrews Halifax Waterfront NovaScotia Crystal opened up the doors of their waterfront location to the public, giving tours and detailed explanations of their crystal making process. NovaScotia Crystal is the only mouth-blown, hand-cut crystal manufacturer in Canada. Nocturne was the perfect opportunity to have a closer look…
Read MoreNocturne exhibit bridges art and science
Halifax had its 10th annual Nocturne: Art at Night event on Oct. 12 and 14 showcasing the local art scene in the city. Nocturne is a non-profit organization run largely by volunteers dedicated to creating the most immersive and unique art experience for the people of Halifax. Every year, Nocturne collaborates with a curatorial team…
Read MoreLocal artist Kim Danio’s shoe art to be featured at Nocturne Exhibit
Kim Danio always knew she would be an artist, but didn’t realize she’d be combining her creativity with her love of collecting and passion for shoes. “Ever since I was little my mom used to take me to this recycle center,” said Danio. “I would collect all kinds of junk and as my sister put…
Read MoreImprov yourself
Make ’em Ups’ co-owner and founder Owen Stanford wants to ensure that anyone can engage with his improv company. Make ’em Ups performs improv shows, as well as offers classes, which welcome players of all levels. “I just want it to be the most inclusive here [in Nova Scotia], make it accessible for everyone,” says…
Read MoreVIDEO: Dalhousie computer science brings “Operation: Citadel” to Nocturne
A diabolical time traveller planted a bomb somewhere in the Halifax Citadel and on Oct. 19, 2013 it was up to Nocturne visitors to save the city from impending doom. Assistant professor Derek Reilly spoke to the Gazette about the enemy’s plot before Nocturne-goers tried their hand at the interactive game. Video produced by Ian…
Read MoreNocturne: Rock the boat
Fancy some marimbas with your Metro Transit? Some country tunes crooned on your commute? Some samba as you stare at the twinkling lights of the Macdonald Bridge? Your dreams have come true, dear art-seeking friend. Serendipitous sounds will fill the Dartmouth-Halifax ferry on Nocturne night once again. On Oct. 19, CKDU, Dalhousie’s resident community radio…
Read MoreTime travelling, virtual reality and the Citadel
Throughout the night of Oct.19, faculties around Dalhousie will be involved with various Nocturne events. Assistant professor Derek Reilly, of Dalhousie’s faculty of computer science, will be running an interactive computing event called Operation: Citadel. Operation: Citadel is an alternative reality of the battles facing the Citadel, simulated physically and virtually. The event will be…
Read MoreWalking through the dream
(Photo from Dalhousie Unconscious Collective Facebook page) Nocturne is always a night of many sights and many sounds—bizarre sensory treats that defy expectations and explore new ways of expression. Wandering through the city, one might come upon a sweeping chorale coming from Alderney Landing, in Dartmouth, where the Unconscious Collective Vocal Ensemble will be performing…
Read MoreNocturne’s 2010 turnout is highest yet
By Lauren Naish, Arts Contributor On Saturday night, the rain stopped and the moon came out, setting the stage for the third annual Nocturne: Art at Night festival. The art was not located in one gallery, but peeking out from public spaces and venues that spanned across the city. The 48 independent installations and 46…
Read MoreArt at night
By Tristan Kay, Arts Contributor The city of Halifax is lush with creativity and artistry. Why not celebrate that artistry with a festival at night? Nocturnal art shows are performed across the globe, so it seems only fitting that Halifax has one too. Nocturne is a free, public festival designed to showcase the talent…
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