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In partnership with the College of Information Studies, the Stamp Gallery is pleased to announce the InfoDesign Gallery Exhibition, a showcase recognizing the inaugural graduating cohort of students from the Bachelor or Arts in Technology and Information Design (InfoDesign) program. 

The History of a Hand seeks to explore the profound impact of human actions and interactions on individual lives and the broader world. This exhibition explores how seemingly mundane or everyday actions can leave a lasting imprint on our perceptions, relationships, and the fabric of society itself. Each artwork featured in the exhibition will serve as a testament to the intricate narrative of human experience, inviting viewers to reflect on their own roles in shaping the world around them.

Reception: April 23, 6-8pmAnalog projection workshop with Jill McCarthy Stauffer & Trevon Jakaar Coleman: April 29, 7-9pmCyanotype workshop with Margaret Walker & Varvara Tokareva: May 7, 3-4pm 

The Stamp Gallery is pleased to announce the artist residency of Charlotte Richardson-Deppe, who will utilize the Gallery as a studio, design lab, and performance venue to create wearable and installation-based soft sculptures from March 4 - April 6, 2024. Her residency will culminate in “I Resist This,” a new work of soft sculpture performance taking place at 7pm on Saturday, April 6. 

Call for Submissions: Stamp Gallery Student Curatorial ProposalsDeadline for Proposals: Monday, March 25, 2024 - EXTENDED DEADLINENotification for Acceptance: Friday, March 29, 2024 PLEASE SUBMIT TO:  stampgallery@umd.edu

*Applications for the 2024–2025 CAPP committee are now open!* Review the below-outlined program requirements—CAPP committee members commit to fully participating in all CAPP course requirements, meetings, presentations, and off-campus trips.