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Stamp Gallery at the University of Maryland

The gallery is dedicated to the exhibition of contemporary art with an emphasis on the work of emerg

08/26/2026

The Stamp Gallery is pleased to present “Afterhours,” an exhibition featuring six artists whose works examine how obsolescence shapes individual and collective experiences. Reflecting on capitalist definitions of purpose, utility, and worth, Cecilia Kim, Leslie Holt, Chris Combs, Trystan Luah, McCoy Chance, and Electra Pelias invite viewers to reconsider how these systems of categorization have molded our relationships with objects, spaces, ourselves, and each other.

Please join us for our “Afterhours” reception on Friday, September 11, 5 - 7 pm, and for an exhibition tour on Monday, September 14, 5 - 6 pm.

“Afterhours” will be on view from August 31 to October 3, 2026.

The Stamp Gallery is FREE and open to the public. Our hours are 10 AM - 8 PM Monday through Thursday, 10 AM - 5 PM on Fridays, and 11 AM - 5 PM on Saturdays.

07/06/2026

Opening Monday, July 13th: Basement, curated by Sydney Feurer '29

Featuring Charles Badal, Julian Feurer, Josh Hananel, Shelby Hubbard, DiAnté Jenkins, Troy C. Johnson, JR Landolina, Jim Saah, Sofía Sebastián, Chris Suspect, Luke Walter, Koa Webb

Basement is an exhibition that celebrates the hidden lives of the strangers we take for granted, particulary in Washington, DC.

We hope you can join us for the reception on Monday, July 13 from 5-7pm. The curator and artists will provide remarks at 6pm!

See more at stamp.umd.edu/gallery

05/25/2026

The Stamp Gallery is pleased to host The ARTiculate Narratives Project in an exhibition featuring 17 artists based throughout Kenya. The ARTiculate Narratives Project is a non-profit initiative committed to empowering marginalized Kenyan artists and Indian children with neurodisabilities through the transformative potential of art. At its core, the project seeks to amplify underrepresented voices, bridge cultural gaps, and provide creative avenues for individuals who have historically been excluded from the artistic world. By nurturing these communities through mentorship, scholarship, and professional development, this endeavor not only celebrates their untold stories but also fosters inclusion and catalyzes social change.

ARTiculate Narratives will be open from June 1 to July 2, 2026. We will host an opening reception on June 1, from 5 to 7 pm, and we hope to see you there!

This exhibition is supported by the Maryland State Arts Council (msac.org), Arts for All, Do Good, and Pepsi grants.

The Stamp Gallery is FREE and open to the public. Our Summer hours are 12 PM - 5 PM Monday through Friday.

05/11/2026

This is the last week of “BETWEEN SIGNAL AND NOISE,” our midpoint MFA show! Come check out these wonderful and interactive pieces by Wednesday Kim and Joshua Prince.

The Stamp Gallery is FREE and open to the public. Our hours are 10AM-8PM Monday through Thursday, 10AM-5PM on Fridays, and 11AM-5PM on Saturdays.

05/09/2026

Untitled (Discord) - 2026
Plastic strapping, plywood, cinderblocks, plexiglass, aluminum, hardware, motors, and microelectronics.

Artist Joshua Prince’s family of sculptures combine industrial parts, motifs, and aesthetics—searching for a simple, elegant gesture. Each sculpture’s main material, and focus, is half inch black plastic strapping normally unseen and unappreciated but highly utilized in our contemporary lives. Combined with other materials and forms found in our contemporary lives: plexiglass, rapid-prototyping plastics, and industrial microelectronic components: this work creates an absurdly complex mechanism for a simple gesture and nonsensical purpose.

Come and see Prince’s sculptures and artist Wednesday Kim’s work at the Stamp gallery in their MFA second year show: BETWEEN SIGNAL AND NOISE until May 16!

The Stamp Gallery is FREE and open to the public. Our hours are 10AM - 8PM Monday through Thursday, 10AM - 5PM on Fridays, and 11AM - 5PM on Saturdays.

05/07/2026

Call for art: Basement

Basement, an exhibition curated by Sydney Feurer ‘29 is looking for submissions. Basement
celebrates the hidden lives of strangers that we take for granted as we go about our daily routines. Artists are encouraged to submit photography that focuses on the authentic, ordinary, unfiltered, and candid lives of those around us and the nightlife of the Washington, DC area. The exhibition will run from July 13-August 14, 2026. All artists are welcome to apply, regardless of their affiliation with the University of Maryland.

Please visit this form to apply:
Call for Art: “Basement”

All submissions must be accompanied by a title, year of production, medium, and a 50-200 word description of the piece. Artists may submit multiple works, but please submit one form per artwork.

The deadline for submissions is Sunday, May 17th, 2026 and those accepted will be notified by Friday May 22nd, 2026. For more information please visit stamp.umd.edu/gallery

The Stamp Gallery is FREE and open to the public. Our hours are 10AM-8PM Monday through Thursday, 10AM-5PM on Fridays, and 11AM-5PM on Saturdays.

05/01/2026

BETWEEN SIGNAL AND NOISE
Artist Spotlight: Joshua Prince

Joshua Prince is a multidisciplinary artist based in Washington, D.C. His practice, although encompassing a variety of media, centers on sculptures inspired by scientific phenomena and surrealist abstract drawings depicting forms that are at once natural and challenging of conventional understanding. Prince incorporates a diverse range of materials in his work, including custom 3D-printed parts, plexiglass, steel, concrete, and wood. His visual style blends gestural and minimal abstraction, emphasizing the natural colors and patinas of his materials with minimal added color. He seeks to find forms and movements that elicit phenomenological responses in a broad audience: Helping us connect spiritually with each other and the universe.

Prince’s work can be found online at https://www.joshuaprince.me/ or on instagram .prince.art

Come and see Prince and artist Wednesday Kim’s work at the Stamp gallery in their MFA second year show: BETWEEN SIGNAL AND NOISE until May 16!

The Stamp Gallery is FREE and open to the public. Our hours are 10AM - 8PM Monday through Thursday, 10AM - 5PM on Fridays, and 11AM - 5PM on Saturdays.

04/29/2026

BETWEEN SIGNAL AND NOISE Artist Spotlight: Wednesday Kim

Kim is a Korean-born interdisciplinary artist and mother working across video, print, sculpture, installation, and participatory ritual. Drawing from Korean folklore and internet subculture, she reimagines the Dokkaebi as a figure emerging from discarded objects, data remnants, and technological residue.
Her practice explores how labor, care, and memory persist across digital and material environments, tracing the afterlives of what is erased yet remains.
Originally from Seoul, South Korea, she is currently based in Maryland, USA, and is a co-founder of De:Formal Online. Her work can be found at wednesdaykim.xyz and on Instagram

The Stamp Gallery is FREE and open to the public. Our hours are 10AM - 8PM Monday through Thursday, 10AM - 5PM on Fridays, and 11AM - 5PM on Saturdays.

04/22/2026

T-minus three days until Maryland Day 🐢♥️ Stop by the STAMP Gallery in between activities to take a break indoors and experience the work of MFA second years Joshua Prince and Wednesday Kim. The Gallery will be open regular hours. We hope to see you there!

For more information on Maryland Day, visit marylandday.umd.edu.

The Stamp Gallery is FREE and open to the public. Our hours are 10AM - 8PM Monday through Thursday, 10AM - 5PM on Fridays, and 11AM - 5PM on Saturdays.

04/20/2026

Feeling stressed out with finals approaching? Take a step back, pause, and recharge with our hands-on workshop where art meets self-care!

Join the UMD Stamp Gallery, Studio A, and the ARTiculate Narratives Project on Friday, May 1 from 2PM to 4PM for Paint Your Peace: Coping with ARTiculate Narratives and Mindfulness to learn about the transformative power of art for mindful self-expression. Hear from the founder of the ARTiculate Narratives Project, Amrutha Alibilli, as she shares remarkable artwork and inspiring stories from Kenyan artists and Indian children with neurodisabilities, whose artwork will be featured in the Stamp Gallery’s summer exhibition.

🧘‍♀️Explore the power of art for mindful self-expression. 🖼 Witness remarkable artwork that will be featured in the Stamp Gallery’s summer exhibition. 🎨 Create your own piece of meditative art in Studio A— no experience needed! 
Whether you are overwhelmed by studying or just want a break, come breathe, paint, and reconnect with yourself and the community. All materials provided.

Please RSVP at terplink.umd.edu/organization/stamp-gallery.

Supported by Arts for All, a Do Good Mini Grant, Pepsi, and Stamp Programs.

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1220 STAMP STUDENT Un
College Park, MD
20742

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 8pm
Wednesday	10am - 8pm
Thursday	10am - 8pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	11am - 5pm

Website

http://www.stamp.umd.edu/gallery

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