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Sen. Verna Jones and MICA Present the Eighth Annual BSU Exhibition in Annapolis
The Senator Verna L. Jones Annual BSU Exhibition, inaugurated by state Sen. Verna L. Jones (Baltimore City), showcases the work of members of MICA's Black Student Union. Maryland legislators and residents view and purchase work made by emerging artists of color at an exhibition in Sen. Jones' office in Annapolis that lasts for the duration of the 2010 legislative session (through Monday, April 12).
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Leslie King-Hammond Serves as Expert in Washington Post Article About Race and Art
Article about how black artists capture the complex issue of race in their artwork that appeared in the Sunday, Jan. 24, issue of The Washington Post quoted Dr. Leslie King-Hammond, founding director of the new Center for Race and Culture at MICA and graduate dean emeritus.
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MICA faculty member Mina Cheon '99 , Ph.D., M.F.A. gave the Unity Week Artist Keynote Address on Jan. 20.
MICA Faculty Member Mina Cheon '99 Delivers Unity Week Artist Keynote Address in Dedication to Flores McGarrell '97 '98
MICA faculty member Mina Cheon '99, Ph.D., M.F.A. gave the Unity Week Artist Keynote Address in dedication to the recent passing of Flores McGarrell '97 '98 in the Haitian earthquake on Jan. 12. Cheon's speech and related interviews with WYPR-88.1 and WEAA-88.9 were about exploring complex issues of racism.
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John Morris '01 and Christina Ayala '00, Black Magic, The Telepathy Drawings, as highlighted in The Baltimore Sun.
Baltimore Sun, Messenger Spotlight MICA Exhibitions in Three Feature Articles
The Baltimore Sun featured three on-campus exhibitions encompassing a wide range of MICA offerings in a profile of the College, and in a separate article showcasing 'The Telepathy Drawings,' the work of John Morris '01 and Christina Ayala '00. The Baltimore Messenger, and related Patuxent newspapers, reviewed Seelig's retrospective.
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MICA's Unity Week Takes Place Through Friday, Jan. 22
Unity Week at MICA recognizes and celebrates the life and ideals of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The third annual weeklong celebration, themed In This, I Believe, takes place Monday, Jan. 18-Friday, Jan. 22.



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