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Drawing Up An Appetite

October 12, 2012 Art, College of Arts and Humanities

Dining Services turns to design students to spruce up marketing. 

Mckeldin Library'S Terrapin Learning Commons Showcases Digital Art

October 01, 2012 ARHU2, Art, College of Arts and Humanities

Opening coincides with new services for the new school year.

Promising Artists Of The 21St Century

August 22, 2012 Art, David C. Driskell Center for the Visual Arts and Culture of African Americans and the African Diaspora

Art M.F.A. candidate Lauren Shea Little exhibits her work in an international exhibition.

Baltimore City Paper

State Of The Art

July 11, 2012 Art

The City Paper's Bret McCabe on art professor Hasan Elahi's submission for the Sondheim Prize.By Bret McCabe, Baltimore City Paper...

Washington Post

Foon Sham

May 25, 2012 Art

Art Professor Foon Sham's sculpture exhibition at Project 4 Gallery reviewed by the Washington Post.

ARCH2O

The Nature Of Things

May 13, 2012 Art

 Art Department professor John Ruppert's sculpture reviewed in ARCH2O.By Kristen Hoover, ARCH2O

College Art Association 2012 Professional-Development Fellowships

February 17, 2012 Art, Art History and Archaeology

Studio arts graduate student Selin Balci wins CAA Professional-Development Fellowship.

Exhibition Highlighting Seven Artists Exploring Material In Sculpture

January 31, 2012 Art, University of Maryland Art Gallery

UMD's Art Gallery presents Wood, Paper, & Fiber January 26, 2012 - March 9, 2012For Immediate Release

A Jill Of All Trades

November 20, 2011 Art, English, Jimenez-Porter Writers' House

The sophmore slump has met its match with author, designer, musician, tour guide and full-time ARHU student Laura Pavlo.

The Chronicle of Higher Education

Umd Professor Sidesteps Big Brother Through Online Art

November 14, 2011 Art

ARHU's Hasan Elahi discusses how his time as an FBI terrorist suspect led to a digital art.