Greek myths are given new life in The Clarice’s ‘Metamorphoses’
The performance, which premiered Friday, tells the story of Ancient Greece through a shifting pool of water.
‘Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World’ challenges culture of media consumption
The show characterizes the internet through onstage projections in a performance that blends lecture, comedy and theater.
‘BLKDOG’ at The Clarice examines trauma through contemporary dance
British hip hop dance company Far From the Norm’s award-winning show centers around forms of trauma faced by youth.
‘We Live in the Sky’ Stamp Gallery exhibit finds meaning in movement
The exhibit is an eclectic blend of the works of two arts, including a former guest lecturer at this university.
Latest Driskell Center exhibition examines horrifying reality of capitalism
"Dewey Crumpler: Life Studies” exhibit explores capitalism and the exploitation of marginalized communities.
‘The Digital Landscape’ exhibit explores the digital, human relationship
The Stamp Gallery’s newest exhibit displays how the arts understand the world through a technological lens, exploring topics of social media, surveillance, culture and environmental pollution.
‘Are We At War Yet?’ narrates the turmoil of war
The play, which ran from April 19 to 26, highlighted the psychological effects propaganda has on individuals and families.
Interdisciplinary artist explores identity through technology and dance
A visiting artist performed a dance performance that tackled issues of race using technology.
UMD student’s digital art celebrates icons, animated characters
Ed-Lamarr Petion creates immersive art pieces of celebrities, TV show characters, comic books and movies.
Julius Caesar meets pirates in new Maryland Shakespeare Players production
The Maryland Shakespeare Players presented a reinvented adaptation of 'Julius Caesar' last week.