Eric Millikin (Assistant Professor, Visual Art) is presenting his work at the Oxford Symposium of Occult Studies at the Faculty of Theology and Religion as part of the Grimoires as scholarship, scholarship as grimoires symposium, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK, November 19-20.
Marian Glebes (IMDA ‘09) is the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University’s Artist in Residence and Visiting Fellow for the 2026-2027 academic year. During her residency, Marian plans to broaden her research and collaborative investigation of living heritage stewardship, artist-run spatial practices, cultural landscape perspectives in addressing contentious public spaces, and the role or power of the artist and art processes in shaping and making place in time.
Alexi Scheiber’s (IMDA ‘25) short animated film The Dreaming World will be featured in the Green Motions Film Festival and in the Films of the Future Festival.
Bao Nguyen (IMDA ‘26) will be performing as a part of Movement Research on November 9 at 7pm at Judson Church in New York City.
Mollye Bendell (IMDA ‘18) gave a gallery talk about her solo exhibition Make No Mistakes at University of Vermont’s Francis Colburn Gallery on November 5. The show was up from October 27 – November 6.
Mariia Usova (IMDA ‘25) is exhibiting her work in the The Venice Glass Week HUB Under35 in Venice, Italy, September 12 – 20. The Venice Glass Week HUB Under35 presents works by forty young artists from Italy and across the globe, selected through an open call.
Mark Durant (Professor, Visual Arts) has a new book Confessions of a Working Class Artist, published by Saint Lucy Books and designed by Guenet Abraham (Professor, Visual Arts). There will be a launch event for the book on October 29 at Atomic Books in Baltimore.
Jill Vasbinder Morrison (Assistant Teaching Professor, Dance) will be presenting a new work Boundaries with area dance artists, inspired by Audre Lourde and the music of Callum Graham at the HCC Dance Showcase at the Horowitz Visual & Performing Arts Center, on November 6 and 7.
Bao Nguyen (IMDA ‘26) will present a new solo performance Do it for me at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, September 11 – 13, presented as part of Cannonball’s special co-presentation track Livewire. Cannonball is the largest hub of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival, championing a revolutionary artist-led model that prioritizes equity, experimentation, and community connection.
Nia Hampton (IMDA ‘26) will be presenting and discussing her short film The Labor, The Luxury, which was part of her MFA thesis work, as part of the program Then & Now: Maryland’s Blue Crab, exploring the legacy and ongoing impact of crabbing in Maryland at the Baltimore Museum of Industry on Thursday, September 17, 6:30 PM. Nia will also be presenting this work in Dak’ART, an international art fair dedicated to contemporary African Art in Dakar, Senegal and part of the 16th Dakar Biennale, November 19 – December 19.
Lynn Nguyen (IMDA ‘26) will have work in the exhibition (un) Altered Ego, at the CCBC Art Gallery, Catonsville, MD, on view October 19 – December 18, with an opening reception on Friday, November 6, 6 – 8pm.