In collaboration with community organizations, teaching artists, and University faculty, the UAMA strives to create a sense of belonging through the arts. Through community-based programs, and exhibitions, we aim to increase the wellbeing of our campus and wider community.
Mapping Q
Mapping Q is an artmaking workshop series that invites youth ages 14-24 to explore topics centered on the LGBTQIA+ experience — including self-care, community building and harm reduction.
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Our Stories Community Gallery
The UAMA plays a vital role on the University campus by curating community-based exhibitions and pop-up activities that offer a space for connection and reflection.
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Resources
Explore a variety of videos and educational materials related to exhibitions, the UAMA collection, and art in general.
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The UAMA offers a limited number of customizable outreach programs to local classrooms and community-centered organizations. These can include talks, workshops, and arts activities that can highlight a variety of topics as well as foster community and creativity. If you would like to learn more, please contact Willa Ahlschwede, Curator of Academic and Community Engagement.
