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    • About DVSA
    • Our History
    • Mission & Strategic Priorities
    • Faculty
    • Annual Report
    • Student Handbook
    • FAQ
  • Classes
  • Programs
    • Drawing
    • Pottery
    • Sculpture
    • Photography
    • Artists’ Connection Program
    • The Advanced Studio
    • DVSA Art Fundamentals Certificate Program
    • DVSA Bursaries
  • Events
    • Annual Art Auction
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 Continuing this Winter – Classes in Ancaster and Cambridge
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By Corinne Nyffenegger
In DVSA News
Posted July 6, 2022

Continuing this Winter – Classes in Ancaster and Cambridge

Even more art making opportunities in Ancaster and Cambridge. Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre (AMAC) Ancaster Memorial Arts Centre is a brand new, state-of-the-art, vibrant arts centre that serves [...]

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 DVSA Gift Cards. It’s more than a gift – it’s an experience!
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By Corinne Nyffenegger
In DVSA News
Posted July 6, 2022

DVSA Gift Cards. It’s more than a gift – it’s an experience!

This holiday season, give the gift they’ll really use – the gift of creativity. It’s never too soon to get your holiday shopping started. Give them an experience they’ll [...]

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 An Innovative and Alternative Art Education – The Advanced Studio Program
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By Keir Overton
In DVSA News, Featured
Posted July 6, 2022

An Innovative and Alternative Art Education – The Advanced Studio Program

Full-time study in DVSA’s Advanced Studio offers an innovative and alternative art education for both the post-secondary and mature student. Rather than a conventional approach consisting of a [...]

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 In the DVSA Gallery – Shifting Edges: Between Resolve, Margot Roi
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By Keir Overton
In DVSA News, Featured
Posted July 5, 2022

In the DVSA Gallery – Shifting Edges: Between Resolve, Margot Roi

Thursday, December 1, 2022 – Sunday, January 22, 2023 Join us for our opening reception. Sunday, December 4th from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.  Light Refreshments. No registration necessary. Some [...]

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