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…
UMD art exhibit seeks to elevate voices of Black women and nonbinary people
Three Black artists submitted work to the exhibit, including one university alumna.
UMD student organizes Black History Month art exhibit showcasing Black joy
“When you're joyful, there's not there's not much that can sway you away from that feeling."
Rora Blue’s new art series is essential for understanding ableism
This series provides much-need commentary on everyday ableist microaggressions.
New to photography? Try these photo shoots at home.
There’s an infinite combination of angles, backgrounds and themes you can try
UMD’s Erasable Inc. improv group adapts to virtual environment amid COVID restrictions
The group performed once in-person this semester.
With webcams and green screens, the UMD theater community adapts to online environment
It’s not ideal, they say, but it’s workable.
Students explore the emotions of 2020 in new UMD art exhibition
The exhibit is a thoughtful reflection on a difficult year.