‘A Kind of Ache’: builds a world for the queer community
Artists and musicians filled the Clarice with sculpture and song representing a world built for queer people.
UMD seniors bring personal stories to life through dance
The performances expressed personal topics such as loneliness, anxiety and depression.
Photo essay: Pink Sweat$ brings electrifying show to the 9:30 Club
The singer and songwriter performed in Washington, D.C., Friday night.
UMD art student Abdul Sallah’s work is vulnerable and comforting
He excels in many mediums.
Finding artistic freedom: Senior artists share how their craft has developed at UMD
Seniors share how art has shaped their college experience — whether they are an art major or if art has simply continued to be a part of their life.
Travel through the decades at this year’s Art Attack festival
The festival's theme was inspired by SEE's 50th anniversary this year.
UMD DOTS hosts art exhibits in parking lots across campus
The seven exhibits focus on sustainability and university pride.
One year after campus shut down, Studio A is still creating
When the campus shuttered and the world turned to Zoom, Studio A manager Tara Youngborg and the instructors had to do some “creative rethinking.”
The Smithsonian honors women filmmakers in all-virtual festival
One of three selected filmmakers is featured online each week.
Underrepresented artists got to shine at The Clarice’s BlackLight Summit
Dance has struggled through an entire year of pandemic virtual life. Canceled performances and closed studios have made it difficult to practice, stay…