11.24.09
Nechama Frier ’10, Bonnie Bladen ’10, David Colson ’10 and Erica Scheff ’11, poster for 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream' (detail), 2010
MICA’s BBOX Features Multimedia Performances This Winter and Spring
BBOX will be the site of an aerial circus-like performance, stagings of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream and Inspecting Carol, a humorous take on A Christmas Carol, as well as many other interdisciplinary works created and performed by MICA students, faculty and staff as well as members of the greater Baltimore arts community.
Alumni News
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April Shows, Events Include Many Alumni, Faculty, Staff
04.01.10
Members of the MICA community have their work featured in shows off-campus in April.
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Internship and Career Fair: Friday, April 9, 1-4:30 p.m.
03.16.10
MICA's second annual Internship and Career Fair will work to connect talented MICA students and alumni in all disciplines with some of the most innovative businesses in the area.
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Prepare for the Career Fair
03.16.10
Get the most out of the fair by preparing early! Career Development has put together some great programs to help you get ready!
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MICA, Alliance Francaise Host French Comics, Animation Festival, April 16-25
03.15.10
MICA and The Alliance Française de Washington inaugurate their partnership with the Festival Imagé, Friday, April 16 to Sunday, April 25.
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MICA’S Experimental Fashion Students Present Panoptic, April 3
03.08.10
MICA partners with North Avenue Market in the Station North Arts and Entertainment District to stage 'Panoptic: An Experimental Fashion Event' on Saturday, April 3 at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m.
Films
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03.15.10
MICA, Alliance Francaise Host French Comics, Animation Festival, April 16-25
MICA and The Alliance Française de Washington inaugurate their partnership with the Festival Imagé, Friday, April 16 to Sunday, April 25.
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03.07.10
MICA Faculty's Documentary Wins an Oscar
"Music by Prudence," a documentary short subject film co-produced by Patrick Wright, chair of MICA’s video and film arts department, has won an Oscar. Errol Webber Jr. ’08 is the youngest cinematographer ever to shoot an Oscar-winning film. Several of Wright’s students interned on the project.




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