Arit Etukudo (Lecturer, Visual Arts) was awarded a 2025 Strokes of Genius Fellowship from the Black Genius Foundation to create new work and receive professional development support.
Lynn Cazabon (Director, CIRCA and Professor, Visual Arts) currently has work featured in the exhibition Surface Tension: Photography, Truth, Materiality, at the Kendrew Barn in St. Johns College in the Department of History of Art, the University of Oxford, UK. The exhibition will be on view through November 16.
Leah Michaels (IMDA ‘19) is currently a Saul Zaentz Innovation Fund Storylab Fellow, working on an experimental documentary film focused on a young writer and the pressure of writing a debut novel. Leah was interviewed by Tom Hall on WYPR radio on October 3 about her film Moon Crab. The film was edited by Danielle D’amico (IMDA ‘21), with sound composition and mixing by Jason Charney (IMDA ‘20).
Monique Crabb (IMDA ‘22) presented her work in an artist talk hosted by Baltimore Creative Mornings on October 31, at 8:30AM at Peabody Heights Brewery in Baltimore.
Eric Millikin’s (Assistant Professor, Visual Arts) animated film The Dance of the Nain Rouge has been selected for inclusion in the 2025 Eastern Nigeria Film Festival, November 26 – 29 in Abuja, Nigeria.
Tim Nohe (Associate Dean, CAHSS and Professor, Visual Arts) and María Sanchéz (IMDA ‘27) will have work featured in Art and Spirituality: A Juried Exhibition in the Julio Art Gallery at Loyola University Maryland, on view October 15 – November 19 with an opening reception on Thursday, October 23, 6 – 8pm.