By Navya Pandit
Reuters unmasked the longtime recluse, generating mixed reactions from the public and sparking a conversation about the value of anonymity in the art world. Continue reading Banksy Unmasked: Does anonymity matter in the art world?
By Aylin Aarhus
University of Maryland students and staff met in the LGBTQ+ Equity Center Monday, Sept. 29, for the “Weaving New Worlds” workshop. Continue reading Students, staff gather to make banners protesting rape culture
By: Ellie Jornlin The Stamp Student Union Gallery is home to “The Digital Landscape,” a free group art exhibition on display from Aug. 26 to Oct. 5 that explores how humans interact with the physical and digital worlds. The installation showcases six artists with a diverse range of technological skills, from animation to augmented reality, video, photography and artificial intelligence. The exhibit creates a space … Continue reading ‘Digital Landscape’ exhibition at Stamp Gallery explores technology and identity
By Apurva Mahajan DMV artists HH Hiaasen and Elliot Doughtie, who are both part of the Stamp Gallery’s “UNFOLD” exhibition, shared the thought processes and meanings behind their respective works at a virtual artist talk hosted by the Stamp Gallery on Tuesday. Originally from Dallas, Texas, Doughtie is now based in Baltimore, Maryland. Through his work — drawings, sculptures and installations — he aims to … Continue reading “UNFOLD” artists talk about identity and the processes behind their work
by Julia Rosier The Office of Multicultural Involvement Community Advocacy (MICA) hosted the Women of Color Artists Panel Wednesday night as part of their Black History Month program. The event gave women of color in the art world the opportunity to discuss the ways in which they enact change through their art. The panel, which took place in the Edward St. John Learning and Teaching … Continue reading MICA presents the Women of Color Artists Panel as part of Black History Month
