08.27.10
Fall 2010 Building Hours, Transportation Information & Dining Hours
MICA’s building hours are determined by a task force of students, faculty, and staff to help assure that services are generally available during peak hours but also that the schedule promotes energy efficiency through responsible and thoughtful scheduling of facilities. Holiday and interim periods will adhere to a separate schedule that will be published and made available to the MICA community. During the final three weeks of the semester, campus buildings will be 24/7 to help students prepare for final assignments/critiques. See the entire list of building hours...
Student News
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Maria-Theresa Fernandes, "Exclusion," mixed media, 2006.
MICA Explores Intolerance Through "The Narcissism of Minor Differences," Dec. 9–March 13
08.25.10
MICA will host "The Narcissism of Minor Differences," an exhibition showcasing 17 acclaimed artists, including Francisco de Goya, Philip Guston and Sam Durant, who will explore the dark side of intolerance using art, historical artifact and documentation.
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Aug-Oct '10 Juxtapositions
Rethink Everything: Announcing New Juxtapositions
08.01.10
We've rethought how Juxtapositions can be used to inform and excite the MICA family, and the resulting magazine will allow us to not only share information about exhibitions and events, it will allow us to bring you stories about how members of the global MICA community are solving seemingly insurmountable problems and identifying new opportunities. ••• Visit fyi.mica.edu for an interactive calendar of College happenings
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Work by Jeffrey Kent '10 is displayed at MAP's Young Blood exhibition.
August Marked With Off-Campus Exhibitions, Events Featuring Alumni, Faculty
08.01.10
Ongoing list of members of the MICA community who have their work featured in shows, lectures off-campus in August.
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Photography faculty member Alexander Heilner, "Cape Coral," Florida, 2009.
Sabbatical Exhibition Showcases Professors' Off-Campus Work, Aug. 26-Sept. 12
07.15.10
The Sabbatical Exhibition, in Fox Building's Decker Gallery, presents the work of faculty members who took a semester away from MICA during the 2009/10 academic year to explore new themes, develop old ones, or collaborate with other artists and designers.
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MICA once again serves as a venue for Artscape.
Artscape at MICA: 2010 Janet & Walter Sondheim Prize Semifinalists Exhibition
07.01.10
MICA once again serves as a venue for Artscape, America's largest free public arts festival and organized by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, with an exhibition of work by the semifinalists for the 2010 Janet & Walter Sondheim Prize. Of the 38 semifinalists in this year's highly competitive award, 24 are members of the MICA community.
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Tondalaya Crites, Untitled, photoencaustic.
M.A. in Art Education Program Presents Visual Investigations, July 26–30
06.28.10
While working in their summer studios at MICA, the art educators enrolled in the M.A. in Art Education program are challenged to investigate a conceptual issue of deep personal interest, and the thesis exhibition presents the results of these visual investigations.
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Michelle Faulkner, Weight of the World, C-print, 2009.
MACA Thesis Exhibition Explores Issues of Social Justice, July 15-31
06.21.10
Grounded in the principles of social justice, MACA immerses artists in intensive work with children, youth and adults in community settings, with most of the fieldwork conducted in the surrounding Baltimore neighborhoods.
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15x15/365 Online Alumni Gallery and Sale
Alumni Artwork Available Through 15x15 Sale
06.15.10
MICA’s popular annual tradition expands to a permanent online exhibition, 15x15/365 Online Alumni Gallery and Sale, featuring works by MICA alumni. Throughout the year, various artists and themes will be highlighted with curated online exhibitions. The exhibition presents more than 250 pieces of art from 72 alumni participants.
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Kristen Kovak, Still Life with Bauble (detail), oil on panel, 2009.
MICA Mounts M.F.A. in Studio Art Thesis Exhibition, June 29–July 10
06.03.10
The summer thesis exhibition for the MFAST program will feature the work of eight graduating artists from this unique low-residency program, on view Tuesday, June 29-Saturday, July 10 in the Decker, Meyerhoff and Pinkard galleries.
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Part of the C. Grimaldis Summer '10 exhibition is Chul-Hyun Ahn '02, Color Space II, LED lights, mirror, wood, ed 2/3, 2010.
July Shines With Off-Campus Exhibitions, Events Featuring Alumni, Faculty
06.01.10
Ongoing list of members of the MICA community who have their work featured in shows, lectures off-campus in July.
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