UMD seniors bring personal stories to life through dance
The performances expressed personal topics such as loneliness, anxiety and depression.
Museums require a more ethical display of art belonging to marginalized groups
Museums teach us the importance of stories behind artifacts, but the ethics of how the story is told and discovered are just as important.
UMD art professors present their work at first in-person exhibit of the semester
The gallery displays the work of 20 current faculty members as well as an In Memoriam section dedicated to the work of former faculty members who passed away.
Driskell Center’s “American Landscapes” exhibit highlights paintings by Black artists
The exhibit, which will run through November 19, will be accompanied by a symposium on October 28 called "American Landscapes: Nature, Beauty, and History."
In a time of pandemic stress and isolation, some students turn to art
Some students at this university have used creative outlets to cope with the stress they faced as a result of the pandemic and online learning.
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.
“A decorative playground”: Explore the artwork from UMD DOTS’ Art Park
UMD DOTS hosts an art park for students to display their sustainable and prideful artwork.
UMD DOTS hosts art exhibits in parking lots across campus
The seven exhibits focus on sustainability and university pride.
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."