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Throughout history, creative makers have used their work to shed light on the issues of their time. That's because art and design are accessible and powerful tools for communication that can raise awareness about a variety of social and political problems, inspire dialogue and affect positive change.
Throughout history, creative makers have used their work to shed light on the issues of their time. That's because art and design are accessible and powerful tools for communication that can raise awareness about a variety of social and political problems, inspire dialogue and affect positive change.
MA in Social Design candidate Diamond James advocates for deeper, co-creative engagement between universities and communities.
Published annually by MICA, the work in Full Bleed stands for the civilizing influences of aesthetic experience and progressive design.
Find out how MFA in Community Arts students are collaborating with an East Baltimore activist to confront environmental injustice.
Hannah Brancato ’07, ’11 and Rebecca Nagle ’08, co-founders of FORCE: Upsetting Rape Culture, are seeking to not only support survivors…
Everyone has a story to tell, but not every community has access to the tools to do so.
Art Director: Ethel Kessler ’71
