Maryland Institute Black Archives

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Photograph of Harry T. Pratt, MIBA permanent collection

Maryland Institute Black Archives
by Deyane Moses

April 9 – May 01, 2021
Opening: Friday, April 9th, 7-9PM

The Maryland Institute Black Archives (MIBA) is the premier resource for Black history and culture at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). The repository discovers and exhibits MICA’s Black History from the 1800s to the present. Its newly redesigned online platform features online exhibitions and an accessible interactive database. MIBA also hosts a series of monthly public programs connecting the Baltimore and MICA communities to the richness, power, and creativity of their shared Black history. The archive is proud to highlight the work of MICA Alumni Gregory Gray. His newest series, Fragmentation/Integration, is a visual diary and a reminder of why he makes art.

DEYANE MOSES Community Portraits 2017-2019 Digital Photography RIGHT: Photograph of Harry T. Pratt MIBA Permanent Collection
DEYANE MOSES Community Portraits 2017-2019 Digital Photography MIBA Permanent Collection
GREGORY GRAY / MIBA Installation shot
GREGORY GRAY Fragmentation/Integration 11 2020 Hand-cut paper and fabric 40 x 28 in.; FRAMED: 45 x 32 in. From the collection of F. Wayne Gray
GREGORY GRAY Fragmentation/Integration 4 2020 Hand-cut paper and fabric 40 x 28 in.; FRAMED: 45 x 32 in. From the collection of F. Wayne Gray

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Take Back The Steps, 2019
Digital Photography, MIBA Permanent Collection

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