Esther Prangley Rice Gallery

Please join us this Thursday for a special lecture, "Love in Liberty: Black Historical Romances and the Joy of Freedom" with historian and Bowling Green State University professor Nicole Jackson.

TONIGHT! Artist Heidi Neff Chuffo will be speaking in Peterson Hall, Room 104 at 7pm. See you there!

Calling all McDaniel College art lovers! Put these events on your calendar.

Thursday, February 6 is the reception for the "Romancing the Novel" Art Exhibit. Reception will be 5:30 to 7:30 with a gallery talk at 6pm.

Saturday, February 15 is the "Rom Con: Romance Author Panel" as part of the "Romancing the Novel" Speaker Series. Event held at Carroll County Public Library's Exploration Commons, 50 E. Main St., Westminster at 1pm.

And finally, Thursday, February 27 "Love in Liberty: Black Historical Romances and the Joy of Freedom" with historian and Bowling Green State University professor Nicole Jackson, co-host of the "Black Romance Has a History" podcast. Held in the Coley Rice Lounge in McDaniel Hall at 6pm.

For more information on these events: 410-857-2595

If you have not stopped by the Rice Gallery yet to see the "Romancing the Novel" Exhibit, this is your chance! Join the McDaniel Art Department for a reception celebrating this fantastic exhibit. Reception is February 6th from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm with a gallery talk at 6 pm. For more information: 410-857-2595

In the gallery right now is the Romancing the Novel exhibit. This exhibit includes: dozens of novels, paintings, pop-art, fan fiction, and even a window into the world of book publishing. Learn more about how book covers are designed and a whole lot more!

Romance novel exhibit encourages visitors to explore genre For fans of romance novels, an exhibit at McDaniel College could be right up their alley.

Have you visited the Chris Mona exhibit yet? Stop by the Rice Gallery in Peterson Hall to view this unique art exhibit before it leaves on December 13th.

Join us tomorrow evening for the opening reception of this art exhibit by artist, Chris Mona. The collection includes lithographs in collaboration with Helen Frederick.
"I am deeply and equally in love with American pop culture and the natural world. I also love the collisions of the two, and how they reverberate all around us. The layered images that I unleash are at once humorous, quotidian, oddly beautiful, and pleasingly discomforting. I work consistently in painting, printmaking, drawing, and digital media." - Chris Mona

Upcoming Exhibit: in the time of not yet
This exhibit features the works of Chris Mona, an Anne Arundel Community College professor, and includes printmaking projects done in collaboration with Helen Frederick, founder of the Pyramid Atlantic Art Center.