Homer Lord Memorial Fund Scholarship
From NSCAD University
After serving for five years with the Canadian Army overseas, Homer Lord (1923-1994) entered the Nova Scotia College of Art. Following his graduation in 1949, he became head of the ceramics department where he would work for 38 years.
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- Art forms
- Craft
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- Kind
- Scholarship or bursary
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Eligibility
After serving for five years with the Canadian Army overseas, Homer Lord (1923-1994) entered the Nova Scotia College of Art. Following his graduation in 1949, he became head of the ceramics department where he would work for 38 years. Homer imparted his vast knowledge of ceramics to hundreds of NSCAD students over the years, encouraged a deep understanding of the craft as opposed to the more decorative aspect of ceramics.
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Source: https://nscad.ca/future-students/apply/awards-bursaries-and-scholarships/ (opens in a new tab). Our research read it on October 11, 2026.
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