New Episode, Same Truth
KJ Mohr is back on The Truth In This Art to dig into what’s new for MdFF 2025 at the SNF Parkway and how it keeps Baltimore’s indie film heartbeat strong.
🎬 The Maryland Film Festival returns Nov 5–9 at the historic SNF Parkway! 5 days of films, conversations, parties, and CineTech. Don’t miss it → snfparkway.org/mdff #MdFF
#TheTruthInThisArt #MdFF #MdFF2025 #SNFParkway #Baltimore #IndieFilm #FilmFestival #CineTech #StudentFilms #BaltimoreArts #DMVFilm
What does entrepreneurship look like in the arts and humanities? At UMBC, it looks like innovative research, bold teaching, and powerful social impact. Join us for a dynamic panel discussion on Wed, Oct 8, 12 pm (with a free lunch!) —
https://umbc.edu/event/entrepreneurship-for-social-impact-in-the-arts-and-humanities/
We're thrilled to welcome Miguel Jiron, director at Sony Pictures Animation, for a public talk during this week's Sweaty Eyeballs Animation Festival! Join us Saturday 10/19 at 7pm, MICA's Falvey Hall!
The Center for Innovation, Research, and Creativity in the Arts (CIRCA) welcomes Miguel Jiron, director at Sony Pictures Animation! Jiron will host a story development workshop for UMBC students on Friday, October 18, and a public artist’s talk at the Sweaty Eyeballs Animation Festival in Baltimore on Saturday, October 19. From Takashi Murakami to the...
Opening Thursday! Join us at The Peale in downtown Baltimore for SPARK 6: Refractions, an exhibition featuring works by UMBC and Towson University faculty, students, and alumni, sponsored by PNC Bank, Oct 26–Nov 26! An exhibition reception will be held on Nov 7 —
https://umbc.edu/event/spark-6-refractions/
#umbc #artsatumbc #thepeale #towsonuniversity #baltimorearts
Spark 6: Refractions features the work of UMBC and Towson faculty, recent graduates, and current students in the historic galleries of The Peale in Baltimore City, sponsored by PNC. Refraction is the change in direction of a wave as it passes from one transparent substance into another — a phenomenon most commonly observed when light waves pass through lenses, magnifying glasses, and prisms. Each of the artists in this exhibition serves as an apparatus of refraction: focusing, magnifying, or redirecting our attention and experience of our world.
Join us in Second Life tomorrow, Sunday, October 22, when UMBC's Lee Boot opens an exhibition at The Peale!
In winter of 2023, artist Lee Boot (director of UMBC's Imaging Research Center) exhibited his Abstracts & Artifacts exhibition at The Peale in Baltimore. It was so compelling that he and The Peale decided to recreate the exhibition in the virtual world.
Sunday, October 22, 2 pm EST (11 am SLT), http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Peale%20Museum/128/128/24
More info —https://www.thepeale.org/event/artist-talk-lee-boots-abstracts-artifacts-in-second-life/
Acclaimed animator and filmmaker Joanna Priestley visits UMBC on Friday 10/6! Join us for a showing of nine shorts — plus a free lunch on us. Free, but please register in advance.
https://umbc.edu/event/animania-joanna-priestley/
Presented by UMBC's Center for Innovation, Research and Creativity in the Arts (CIRCA).
Join us for a retrospective screening of Joanna Priestley’s award winning short animated films with introductions and explanations of techniques by the artist. Priestley’s work maintains a high level of porosity between serious exploration of boundaries and intuitive whimsy, and she is dedicated to experimentation in technique, theme, and content.
Thanks to AnOtherMagazine for featuring the exhibition Lost Boys: Amos Badertscher's Baltimore, now on display at UMBC's Library Gallery!
#umbc #artsatumbc #baltimore #baltimorearts #baltimorephotography
Rob Lee
Arts at UMBC