MICA's new MFA in Curatorial Practice will prepare students to take a responsible approach to the expanding role curators play in creating a vibrant cultural life in the 21st century's global society. Designed to forge connections among art, artists, and the community, the program's collaborative and individual curatorial projects allow students to explore new methods of exhibition presentation. This innovative graduate program is the first MFA in Curatorial Practice in the United States.

Curatorial Practice (MFA)

Upcoming MFA in Curatorial Practice Individual Thesis Exhibitions

Jacob Lawrence, Antiquities (detail), gouache on paper, 1964

Global Perspectives, March 2-April 13 at Baltimore Clayworks
Curated by: Jaimianne Amicucci

Perception & Ability, March 10-May 26 at Evergreen Museum & Library
Curated by: Gabrielle Buzgo

EXCHANGE : A Home-Based Artist Residency, March 22-May 26 at School 33 Art Center
Curated by: Hyejung Jang

Photo: Jacob Lawrence, Antiquities (detail), gouache on paper, 1964.


Coming in April through June

George Ciscle