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Meet our 2026 Arts for All Faculty and Graduate Student Fellows! Funded by the Sara Chase Carlson Arts for All Awards, t...
10/08/2026

Meet our 2026 Arts for All Faculty and Graduate Student Fellows! Funded by the Sara Chase Carlson Arts for All Awards, these recipients represent a broad range of disciplines including math education, climate justice, music composition, sociology and more. As Arts for All ambassadors, our fellows will lead publicly engaged research across campus and in the surrounding community, using the arts to spark dialogue, deepen understanding, encourage problem-solving and inspire action.

We’re excited to support their work over the coming year and share their innovative research with the community!

Read more about their research: https://arts.umd.edu/news/arts-all-announces-its-2026-2027-fellows

We are excited to announce the newest recipients of our ArtsAMP grants, which support arts-based projects developed by f...
05/07/2026

We are excited to announce the newest recipients of our ArtsAMP grants, which support arts-based projects developed by faculty members, graduate and undergraduate students, and student organizations at UMD! Combining entomology and visual art, music and digital archiving, history and performance studies and more, these 17 projects embody the interdisciplinarity of an arts-informed university. Learn more at go.umd.edu/2axx

“Resonant Site” is an immersive, multi-screen audiovisual exhibit exploring the intersection of industry and the environ...
04/17/2026

“Resonant Site” is an immersive, multi-screen audiovisual exhibit exploring the intersection of industry and the environment in Baltimore. Supported by an Arts for All ArtsAMP grant awarded to Associate Professor of Art Shannon Collis, the exhibition is a collaboration between Collis and Baltimore-based photographer, video artist and educator Liz Donadio.

Highlighting the juxtaposition between the heavily industrialized Curtis Bay neighborhood and the natural beauty of Masonville Covet—a wildlife refuge only 2 miles away—the exhibit uses video, sound and technology to immerse viewers in a vivid sensory environment that invites contemplation about how the harbor, industry, neighborhoods and natural areas interconnect.

See the exhibition at Pikesville Armory this weekend, April 17-19 and next weekend April 25-26. Learn more at go.umd.edu/resonant-site

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