A focus exhibition recognizing the 200-year legacy of MICA

Join us for an exhibition in Main 0 Gallery of photographs by Allen Moore, titled “Faces from an Island". Located in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, Berneray is home to traditional Gaelic crofters and fishermen. Between 1978 and 1981, two American filmmakers…

Presented by MICA Print Club, BIG PRINT little print showcases a variety of printmaking styles and forms. The exhibition is on view in the Fox 2 Gallery from October 21 - November 7, 2026.  Gallery HoursMonday - Sunday, 10AM - 5PM. Campus galleries…

Residual Heat is a group exhibition of work by MICA Ceramics BFA class of 2027. Ceramics group exhibition includes works from Meiyan Dong, Cedar Clark, Ally Anderson Mayo, Gracia He, Abby Head, and Vanessa Dobbins. Exhibition Date: 10/23-11/10, Middendorf…

The 2026 Sabbatical Exhibition showcases the work of faculty members who took a semester away from MICA during the 2025/26 academic year to explore new themes. Featured faculty include Jenny Carson, Liz Ensz, Andrew Paul Keiper, Michelle La Perrière,…

Globe Posters for the People celebrates the legacy of a Baltimore-based printing company that created accessible marketing for artists, performers, and ideas that challenged the early twentieth-century media landscape. Repurposing DayGlo—a fluorescent…

In The Good Old Days (When Times Were Bad) features new works by current LeRoy E. Hoffberger School of Painting MFA students on view in the Fox 3 Gallery (Fox Building, Floor 3). On View: October 30 - November 9, 2026Reception: Friday, October 30, 2026…

Who’s on the Menu? A feast of ideas, a gathering of perspectives, and a celebration of multidisciplinary art. Join the Mount Royal School of Art MFA artists at MICA for the Fall exhibition serving up fresh questions, unexpected encounters, and creative…

Over its 200-year history, much has changed at MICA, but one thing remains constant: the innovative work our students and faculty have done in the school’s classrooms. That work grows stronger as the student body diversifies. Looking back in the archive…