沙巴体育官网's Staff Advisory Council is proud to present the return of the 沙巴体育官网 Staff Exhibition titled, Memory Mosaics and Time's Tessellation. The show features artworks by 沙巴体育官网 staff members from across all departments. Through this exhibition we highlight…

Celebrating two centuries of creativity, the Exhibition Development Seminar (EDS) Bicentennial Exhibition Rooted/Growing honors the intertwined histories of 沙巴体育官网 and the city of Baltimore, whose relationship is defined by resilience and mutual transformation…

The Maryland Institute College of Art’s (沙巴体育官网) Curatorial Practice MFA is proud to announce Ouroboros, an exhibition on view February 2 through March 8, 2026, at the Meyerhoff Gallery. The show features eleven artists with deep connections to 沙巴体育官网 and…

High & Low is a collection of work by artist Amy Boone-McCreesh made over the last four years. This body of work examines the hierarchies of American material culture and the ways that objects and spaces signal they are expensive, desirable, and worthy…

沙巴体育官网 Grad Show is a series of exhibitions, events, and happenings on and off campus that showcase the culminating capstone and thesis projects of our 14 residential MA and MFA programs. 沙巴体育官网 Grad Show I highlights the Teaching, MA program and is on view…

沙巴体育官网 Grad Show 2026 features the work of the College’s MFA and MA students across 14 internationally renowned graduate programs. Four distinct shows highlight students’ bold and thoughtful creative explorations. In collaboration with the Office of Graduate…

February’s Student Space Galleries Exhibitions are now open! They will be on-view until Friday, February 20th.  "Conversational Lights", Sarvenaz Emadi - Bunting (Bunting Center) "Memory_Leak", Summer Elliott - Great White Wall (Gateway building) "Antologia…

March’s Student Space Galleries Exhibitions are opening Monday, March 2nd! They will be on-view until Friday, March 20th. Join us for the opening receptions which will take place on Friday, March 6th from 4:30pm to 6pm in each of the exhibition spaces…