2019 MICA GRAD SHOW SEASON
Visit micagradshow.com for complete exhibition, events and reception dates and locations.
EVENTS
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Filmmaking, MFA
Narrative and Non-fiction Cinema Parkway Theatre, 5 West North Avenue Tuesday, April 9, 6:00PM - 10:00PM Wednesday, April 10, 6:00PM - 10:00PM Social Design, MA Social Design Exchange BBOX at the Gateway Monday, April 29, 6PM - 8:30PM |
Curatorial Practice, MFA
Students in MICA’s MFA in Curatorial Practice program complete curatorial projects and collaborate with artists, communities, organizations, and venues. Each student works in a variety of contexts and formats in order to bring contemporary art and culture to new audiences. Visitor hours for individual sites vary. Visit micagradshow.com for a complete list of exhibitions. |
EXHIBITIONS
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GRAD SHOW 1: TEACHING, MA
February 18 - 19 Install February 20 - March 10 On View February 22 (Friday) 5-7PM Opening Reception March 11 - 12 De-install GRAD SHOW 2: Graphic Design, MFA / Illustration Practice, MFA / Graphic Design, MA / Illustration, MA / Post Bac Fine Art March 27 - 29 Install March 29 - April 14 Show on View March 29 (Friday) 5-7PM Opening Reception April 15 - 16 De-install GRAD SHOW 3: Community Arts, MFA / LeRoy E. Hoffberger School of Painting, MFA / Mount Royal School of Art, MFA / Photographic and Electronic Media, MFA / Rinehart School of Sculpture, MFA April 17 - 19 Install April 19 - May 5 Show on View April 27 (Saturday) 5-8:30 PM Reception (on-campus) May 6 - 7 De-install |
GRAD SHOW 4: Studio Art, MFA
June 17 - 20 Install June 21 - July 7 On View TBD Opening Reception July 8 - 9 De-install GRAD SHOW 5: Art Education, MA July 18 -19 Install July 20 - 26 On View July 26 (Friday) 5-7PM Closing Reception July 27 De-install |
Working with Exhibitions - Show 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
Visit the Exhibitions Office webpage or contact at 410.225.2280 with any questions about the online proposal forms, timeline, and student responsibilities.
Gallery MapsDecker Gallery
Fox 3 Gallery Meyerhoff Gallery Pinkard Gallery Sheila & Richard Riggs Gallery Leidy Gallery ICA Baltimore Student Exhibition Responsibilities
A comprehensive list of responsibilities and deadlines for a successful exhibition process MICA Exhibition Handbook Read the Exhibition Handbook Exhibitions Office Equipment Inventory Familiarize yourself with available pedestals and available tech equipment & check out policies and procedures |
Important Student DeadlinesSHOW 1 DEADLINES (MAT)
February 1: Proposal Form available/open for MAT February 6: Proposal Form closes (at midnight) February 11: Students notified if request can not be fulfilled SHOW 2 DEADLINES (GDMFA, GDMA, ILP, ILMA, PB Fine Art) March 1: Proposal Form available / open for Grad Show II March 8: Proposal Form closes for Grad Show II March 13: Students notified if request can not be fulfilled SHOW 3 DEADLINES (MFACA, HOFF, MTR, PEM, RINE) March 25: Proposal Form available / open for Grad Show III April 3: Proposal Form closes for Grad Show III April 10: Students notified if request can not be fulfilled |
MGS3: Curators and Fellows Information
We are delighted to announce Manuela Paz and Darren Jones will curate the 2019 MICA GRAD SHOW 3 including 5 MFA programs: Leroy E. Hoffberger School of Painting, Mount Royal School of Art, Photographic and Electronic Media, Rinehart School of Sculpture, and Community Arts. MICA GRAD SHOW 3 will be on view April 19th – May 5th, 2019 in galleries on MICA’s campus and in Station North. Opening Reception, Saturday, April 27th, 5Pm - 8:30PM. Manuela and Darren will work with MICA students, faculty, and staff to bring together this multi-location, multi-program exhibition representing individual artists, their programs, and the college as a whole in ways that will also engage the public with the remarkable work being produced.
Manuela Paz is Director of Development and Strategic Planning at Independent Curators International (ICI) in New York, an organization that produces exhibitions, events, publications, and research centering on the role of the curator as a contextualizing and infrastructural force for contemporary art. In 2015 she co-founded Embajada, an exhibition space in San Juan and platform for promoting Puerto Rican and Caribbean voices in an international context. There, Paz, together with her partner, artist Christopher Rivera, have maintained a rigorous exhibition program showcasing important local artists. Prior to her role at ICI, Paz worked with the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) as the organization’s membership director, developing year-round programming for emerging galleries. Before NADA, Paz worked for The Armory Show in New York, beginning as an assistant and working her way up to Director of VIP Relations over the course of eight years. During her tenure at The Armory Show, she co-founded Armory Arts Week, a city-wide public programming series recognized and supported by New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs. Throughout her career, Paz has shaped meaningful experiences for today's leading arts patrons and collectors, while providing artists with a platform for exposure and growth.
Darren Jones is a NY-based, Scottish-born artist, curator, and critic. His writing has appeared in Artforum, ArtUS, Artslant, Artcritical, New Art Examiner, Glasstire, and The Brooklyn Rail. His studio practice includes text-based observations on the everyday, arrangements and displays of common objects as cultural commentary, and ink drawings of historical sites. Curatorial and artistic projects have been covered in The Guardian, Artforum, Huffington Post, The Sunday Post, The Advocate, Hyperallergic, NYArts, The Brooklyn Rail, Artcritical and Scotland on Sunday, among others. The Contemporary Art Gallery, co-authored with David Carrier, was published by Cambridge Scholars IN 2016, and discusses the architecture, politics and experience of galleries. Jones studied at Central Saint Martins in London and received his MFA from Hunter College.
2019 MICA GRAD SHOW 3: Curatorial Fellows
Hannah Davis, Curatorial Practice, MFA
Imani Haynes, Curatorial Practice, MFA
Eva Sailly, Curatorial Practice, MFA
Nathalie von Veh, Curatorial Practice, MFA
Minwen Wang, Curatorial Practice, MFA
Tiffany Ward, Curatorlal Practice, MFA
Related Documents and Timeline
2019 Curators Announcement and Biographies
2019 Curatorial Fellows Announcement and Biographies
2019 MICA GRAD SHOW Timeline and Process
Manuela Paz is Director of Development and Strategic Planning at Independent Curators International (ICI) in New York, an organization that produces exhibitions, events, publications, and research centering on the role of the curator as a contextualizing and infrastructural force for contemporary art. In 2015 she co-founded Embajada, an exhibition space in San Juan and platform for promoting Puerto Rican and Caribbean voices in an international context. There, Paz, together with her partner, artist Christopher Rivera, have maintained a rigorous exhibition program showcasing important local artists. Prior to her role at ICI, Paz worked with the New Art Dealers Alliance (NADA) as the organization’s membership director, developing year-round programming for emerging galleries. Before NADA, Paz worked for The Armory Show in New York, beginning as an assistant and working her way up to Director of VIP Relations over the course of eight years. During her tenure at The Armory Show, she co-founded Armory Arts Week, a city-wide public programming series recognized and supported by New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs. Throughout her career, Paz has shaped meaningful experiences for today's leading arts patrons and collectors, while providing artists with a platform for exposure and growth.
Darren Jones is a NY-based, Scottish-born artist, curator, and critic. His writing has appeared in Artforum, ArtUS, Artslant, Artcritical, New Art Examiner, Glasstire, and The Brooklyn Rail. His studio practice includes text-based observations on the everyday, arrangements and displays of common objects as cultural commentary, and ink drawings of historical sites. Curatorial and artistic projects have been covered in The Guardian, Artforum, Huffington Post, The Sunday Post, The Advocate, Hyperallergic, NYArts, The Brooklyn Rail, Artcritical and Scotland on Sunday, among others. The Contemporary Art Gallery, co-authored with David Carrier, was published by Cambridge Scholars IN 2016, and discusses the architecture, politics and experience of galleries. Jones studied at Central Saint Martins in London and received his MFA from Hunter College.
2019 MICA GRAD SHOW 3: Curatorial Fellows
Hannah Davis, Curatorial Practice, MFA
Imani Haynes, Curatorial Practice, MFA
Eva Sailly, Curatorial Practice, MFA
Nathalie von Veh, Curatorial Practice, MFA
Minwen Wang, Curatorial Practice, MFA
Tiffany Ward, Curatorlal Practice, MFA
Related Documents and Timeline
2019 Curators Announcement and Biographies
2019 Curatorial Fellows Announcement and Biographies
2019 MICA GRAD SHOW Timeline and Process