By Miller-Rogers Tetrick
This year’s Contemporary Art Purchasing Program features the work of Ukrainian-born interdisciplinary artist Elena Volkova and a collaboration with Lakeland. Continue reading ‘Then, Now, and Tomorrow’ exhibition explores themes of displacement, representation and community
By Sophia Yodice
Through galleries, classrooms and public spaces, the University of Maryland’s visual arts community continues to negotiate how creativity fits into a research-driven campus. Continue reading Inside UMD’s visual arts landscape: Building connection on campus
By Rory Cahill
“We Will Not Be Silent: Art Transforming Rape Culture,” which runs through Dec. 15, features four artists whose works address sexual assault and reflect the experiences of survivors. Continue reading ‘We Will Not Be Silent’ exhibit explores sexual assault, healing in Stamp Gallery
By Niamh Gray A diverse group of students, faculty and visitors gathered in the Gallery inside the Adele H. Stamp Student Union Friday for a special noon tour showcasing contemporary art pieces selected through the University of Maryland’s Contemporary Art Purchasing Program (CAPP). The tour is a monthly event that offers an in-depth look at some of the 70 contemporary works displayed inside Stamp, which … Continue reading Contemporary Art Tour highlights student-curated collections
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
“UNFOLD” will be available for student viewing until April 1. Continue reading UNFOLD Artists Express Identity and Culture in Work
