CADVC was selected as a winner of the 2012 AAM Museum Publications Design Competition. Within the category of institutions with budgets less than $750,000, judges awarded the following:

Category: Scholarly journals
Title: Visual Culture and Evolution: An Online Symposium
Designed by: Guenet Abraham
Award: Second Prize

Category: Exhibition catalogues
Title: Where Do We Migrate To?
Designed by: Kelley Bell
Award: First Prize

A complete list of winners will be available soon on the association’s website (www.aam-us.org) and the competition will be featured in a special section in the November/December issue of Museum. We also will display the grand prize winner, along with selected first prize winners, at the convention center during the 2012 AAM Annual Meeting and MuseumExpo™ in Minneapolis Saint Paul, April 29-May 2.

The CADVC suffered extensive damage due to a water main break. The gallery will reopen to the public in November with For All the World to See: Visual Culture and the Struggle for Civil Rights.

Please check back for updates or call 410-455-3188.

"A UMBC exhibition uses modern technology to make magic..." Published
April 4th, 2012 in the City paper.

Read the article here!

All are welcome to come and see Rush Hour: New Works for Disklavier
on April 12th, 4pm at the CADVC Gallery!

NOTICE: this performance is postponed due to water main break, new date/time TBA

Here is an excellent article on the road version of For All the
World to See--the cover story in yesterday's Sunday Magazine
of the Kansas City Star.

Read the article here...