MACA students work with community residents
MICA Offers Unique Civic Engagement and Graduate Programming in East Baltimore and Beyond
The College is renovating the former St. Wenceslaus School, 814 N. Collington Ave., into a year-round center for community arts and social design programs with apartments. The renovation is scheduled to be completed in mid-September.
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Calder Brannock's Camper Contemporary wins PULSE Presents Award.
MICA Community Honors
03.01.10
This is an ongoing compilation of awards and honors given to students, faculty, staff and alumni. MICA community members are recognized among the highest ranks in their respective fields.
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"Hughie Lee-Smith" by Leslie King-Hammond
Books, Publications Created by Alumni, Faculty, Students
03.22.10
Overview in chronological order of books and articles published or designed by members of the MICA community in 2010. Including, the latest books by Leslie King-Hammond and Ellen Lupton.
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MICA's Studio Center houses several of its graduate programs.
U.S. News & World Report's New Grad School Issue Lists MICA's M.F.A. Programs as No. 4
04.15.10
MICA is ranked fourth overall for its Master of Fine Arts programs, No. 4 in painting/drawing, No. 6 in graphic design and No. 7 in sculpture in the specialty rankings. The complete rankings will appear in the 'America's Best Graduate Schools' guidebook, on sale April 20.
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- MFA in Photographic and Electronic Media
- BFA/MAT
- Hoffberger School of Painting
- Mt. Royal School of Art
- Rinehart School of Sculpture
- MA in Teaching
- MFA in Graphic Design
- MA in Art Education
- MFA in Studio Art
- MA in Community Arts
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Washington Post reviews the Baltimore art scene.
Washington Post Highlights MICA's Leadership in Baltimore Art Scene
07.11.10
The Washington Post reviewed the Baltimore art scene and highlighted MICA as a leader in the growing artist community in a July 11 article. WAMU 88.5 FM discusses topic further with the Post critic.
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MICA hosts multiple community arts festivals each year.
MICA Receives $200,000 Grant To Expand Community Arts Program
07.22.10
Kresge Foundation's College/Arts Initiative has awarded MICA a two-year, $200,000 grant to expand the reach of the College's Community Arts Partnerships (CAP) program and to determine a tangible, quantifiable link between community arts activity and the seemingly intangible outcomes of hope, well-being and engagement.
Other MICA News
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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.
Maps & Directions