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2024 CLARVIT RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS ANNOUNCED

Announcing the 2024 Clarvit Research Fellowship recipients.

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AN ARTIST'S VISION IN 'WORLD BEYOND'

When not making sets on ‘Walking Dead’ spinoff, Art alum crafts eye-popping
costumes.

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NEW MAJOR IMMERSES STUDENTS IN CODING AND CREATIVITY

First introductory course offered this fall, two more expected next spring.

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The Department of Art at the University of Maryland provides its students with
the technical and conceptual tools needed to make innovative contributions to a
visual culture. Our creative environment encourages creative problem solving,
interdisciplinary experimentation and the production of images, objects and
experiences that reflect a sophisticated visual literacy.

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July 25, 2024 Art, College of Arts and Humanities, English, School of Music,
School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies

ART-SCIENCE PROJECTS TO EXPLORE QUANTUM CREATIVITY

June 13, 2024 Art, English, School of Music, School of Theatre, Dance, and
Performance Studies, The Harriet Tubman Department of Women, Gender, and
Sexuality Studies

INAUGURAL ARTS FOR ALL FELLOWS TO WORK ACROSS ART, TECH, SCIENCE AND SOCIAL
JUSTICE

April 24, 2024 Art, English, School of Music

STUDENT WORKS AWARDED IN EXPANDED SADAT ARTS FOR JUSTICE AND PEACE PROGRAM

March 27, 2024 Art

INTERNATIONAL PLACEMAKING WEEK

January 31, 2024 College of Arts and Humanities, History, Art History and
Archaeology, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, Art, The Harriet
Tubman Department of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, Classics, American
Studies

INAUGURAL ‘HARMONY FELLOWS’ BLEND DISCIPLINES, FORGE NEW DIRECTIONS FOR ARHU AND
UMD

January 25, 2024 Art, College of Arts and Humanities

2024 CLARVIT RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS ANNOUNCED

November 20, 2023 Art

UMD PROFESSOR EXHIBITS LARGE-SCALE SCULPTURES IN NEW DC EXHIBITION

November 13, 2023 Art

DAVID OBAJEMU ’25 ASPIRES TO BRING SOCIAL CHANGE THROUGH STORYTELLING

November 9, 2023 School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies, Art

A DRAMATIC STEP FORWARD IN ROBOTICS

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THIS WEEK! The Department of Art is pleased to present a lecture by guest
artist: Chris Larson October 17th, 2024 Visiting Artist Lecture Parren J.
Mitchell Art-Sociology Building Room 2309 / 7:00 PM Chris Larson is a multimedia
artist who lives and works in Saint Paul, Minnesota. He integrates actions of
sculpture, video, photography and drawing to respond to specific architectural
spaces, sites, and their histories. Using relocation, replication, and
repetition, he questions the inextricable relationships between body, machine,
labor, and home. He disassembles the idea of the permanence of architecture, and
introduces a new concept of fluid architecture that he uses to analyze the
illusion of stability and draw attention to and challenge the unintended
consequences of progress. He acknowledges that the conversations of the everyday
hold vast potential for the examination of socio-historical complexities and the
transcendental realities of object and body. Through gathering, archiving and
restoration as a means of transformation, Larson’s work continues to evoke
actions of reverence and renewal. Image: The Residue of Labor: Thread Room,
Chris Larson, 2022

TONIGHT! 5:30pm in ASY 2309. Visiting Artist Lecture: Lauren Lee McCarthy.
Lauren Lee McCarthy is an artist examining social relationships in the midst of
surveillance, automation, and algorithmic living. She is the creator of p5.js,
an open-source creative coding platform that prioritizes inclusion and access.
She has been recognized as a United States Artist Fellow, Sundance New Frontier
Fellow, Eyebeam Fellow, and Creative Capital Grantee.

Classroom Solidarities, curated by Gabrielle Tillenburg, winner of the John
Dorsey Prize for Outstanding Curatorial Practice, at the Herman Maril Gallery
from September 3rd to October 2nd. From 2022 - 2024, Mojdeh Rezaeipour has
archived over 200 digital photos and videos produced by womxn and young girls in
classrooms across Iran. These images call for bodily autonomy and other basic
freedoms under conditions of severe repression throughout the Jin Jiyan Azadi
movement. Borrowing visual language from a previous series based on childhood
writings, drawings, and photographs from 1990s Tehran, Rezaeipour weaves
together material from these recent protests in analog collage, film, and
sound-based works. At a time when student-led demonstrations against injustice
face alarmingly similar repression in the US and across the globe, Classroom
Solidarities asks how the classroom – at times a site of violence – can be a
generative space for transformation.



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