UMD Art Gallery features new African, BIPOC works
The latest exhibition in the Art-Sociology Building houses traditional African objects and a vibrant contemporary series.
Our World Through Art in Stamp Gallery
Stamp Gallery highlights historically marginalized groups in “What We Do After”
Stamp Gallery’s “Limbshift” exhibit explores the body’s boundaries
LIMBSHIFT, as described by Stamp Gallery manager Tara Youngborg, explores the boundaries of the body and its relationship with the world.
‘UNFOLD,’ new Stamp gallery, explores connection to clothes and textiles
The exhibit opened Jan. 30 and closes April 1.
‘Unspoken Volumes’ re-envisions the relationship between art, viewer and space
Open until Oct. 8, the Stamp Gallery highlights the potential that art forms have to create new art of their own.
UMD senior closes last exhibit as curator at Stamp Gallery
"Alternative Universe: Visualizing Queer Futurisms" ran for two months at the gallery.
Student artists explore themes related to COVID-19, sexual assault and identity at exhibit
The art exhibit will be on display until May 15 at the Stamp Student Union.
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.
To quench your thirst for art during COVID-19, consider Studio A’s programs
The studio continues to offer free workshops, along with paid classes.
Stamp Gallery’s ‘Connected Diaspora’ exhibit showcases connective power of social media
Central American artists from across the U.S. come together to display their unique experiences.