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Penland School of Crafts has some last minute scholarship opportunities for students or educators. In their session 1 Printmaking: Speak Your Mind through T-shirts and Posters with Hope Rovelto May 28-June 2 and a Letterpress and Papermaking and a Printmaking class in Session Two – June 4-16

Late-Breaking Scholarships – Penland School of Craft Late-Breaking Scholarships Late-Breaking Scholarships   Penland has scholarships available for workshops in Summer Session One and Summer Session Two. These scholarships are available in three categories on a first-come, first-served basis. Details for each type of scholarship are found below. Thes...

This is for sale locally. It a slightly smaller version of our Kelsey and comes with type and will do 5x7.

ART 370 Silkscreen Printing collaborative printing is in Fine Arts 2nd Floor Hall Gallery. This year it is bats.

March 7th is the last day of the current Print Media Hall Show. UMBC Fine Arts Bldg, 2nd FL. There is a new show later this month!

The Phillips Collection is seeking applicants for our three fellowship programs for the 2022-2023 academic year.

The Makeba Clay Diversity Fellowship will host a fellow to conduct research for The Phillip Collection's Institutional History project, a project exploring the history of the Phillips Collection and its relationship to DC's evolving communities.

The Phillips Collection Terra Curatorial Fellowship will involve assisting with curatorial research dedicated to the re-contextualization of the Phillips Collection’s permanent collection.

The Visitor Experience/ Digital Audience Engagement Fellow will engage in research and application of online and onsite visitor experience initiatives. This will include, but not be limited to, exploring best practices in online audience engagement and onsite visitor experience via evaluation and assessment

All fellowships will be hybrid, including both remote and in-person work. Candidates must live in the DMV area and be able to work occasionally on-site at the museum.

For more information and to apply, please visit the link below. The application deadline is September 19th, 2022.

Paid Fellowships In 2015, an industry study revealed overwhelming homogeneity in the art museum field. The Phillips Collection fellowship program promotes greater equity and diversity, enhancing the museum experience and better serving our community while providing sustained opportunities for positive growth. Follow...

Seeking temporary volunteer museum paid docents ($12/hr) for SPARK: New Light at The Peale, Baltimore, MD.

Towson University and UMBC are recruiting paid volunteers to serve as docents for our SPARK: New Light exhibition at the Peale from August 18 - September 25.

Docents will be on site to answer visitor inquiries and lightly monitor the large exhibition which is located in the second and third-floor galleries of the Peale (the Peale is accessible.)

Volunteers will be given a stipend of $12 an hour for their time, to be paid as a single stipend payment after the close of the exhibition in late September. Volunteers will not be considered employees of Towson University, UMBC, or the Peale.

Docent shifts available from August 18 -September 25:
Thursdays: 3 - 7 pm
Fridays: 3 - 7 pm
Saturdays, two shifts: 10 am -1 pm and 1 - 4 pm
Sundays, two shifts: 10 am -1 pm and 1 - 4 pm

To be considered, please send an email to [email protected] – tell us a little about yourself and why this opportunity interests you, and include information about your availability to volunteer during the run of the exhibition. We are ideally looking for volunteers who can take on several shifts to aid in scheduling.

At Peale — SPARK About the ExhibitionWe are excited and to share the fifth annual SPARK exhibition, presented by Towson University, UMBC, and PNC Bank in partnership with the Peale. It’s a delight to be a part of the grand re­opening of the Peale and present SPARK: New Light, presenting our light-themed exhibiti...

ART 370 Silkscreen Printing collaborative printing is in Fine Arts 2nd Floor Hall Gallery and ends today at 2pm.

Yesterday students from ART 320 and ART 210 travelled down to Maryland Art Place to install work in this years Out Of Order Exhibition! Scroll through to see some of the amazing work that they hung up! Special thanks Exhibition Manager for taking the time to talk with us about the exhibition process! The opening (and silent auction) will take place on Friday, April 22nd from 6-10pm, so don’t miss your chance to come see all of the amazing artwork that our students have created this semester! More posts with more great work will be coming soon!

Women Behaving Badly: 400 Years of Power & Protest
July 18, 2021 — December 19, 2021

Baltimore Museum of Art

Prints, Photographs, Books

Reflecting Back to the Future
40th Anniversary Exhibition
Curated by Helen Frederick

September 18–November 14, 2021

Pyramid Atlantic Art Center, Hyattsville, MD.

https://pyramidatlanticartcenter.org/event/reflecting-back-to-the-future/

AQUATINT: FROM ITS ORIGINS TO GOYA
October 24, 2021 to February 21, 2022
National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC

100 works, First U.S. exhibit on the printmaking technique.

LAURIE ANDERSON: THE WEATHER
September 24, 2021-July 31, 2022
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. Washington, DC

Largest exhibition of her work, with ten new works.