The NDMU Art Hive, facilitated by members of the NDMU Art Therapy Department and students, welcomes the NDMU community and everyone else for free and open art making! Join us in Fourier 102 for self-care, skill-sharing and community building! An abundance of art supplies is provided, and the space is wheelchair accessible.  No RSVP required- drop in! All ages and abilities are welcome to attend.

An Art Hive welcomes everyone as an artist and believes art making is a human behavior. Art Hives celebrate the strengths and creative capacities of individuals and communities. Art Hives provide an opportunity for open-studio-style shared making, skills sharing, communication, and community building between participants. The Art Hive model is grounded in two decades of community based art therapy research and practice

Undergraduate Students: Attend this IMPRINT designated event (Global Awareness & Diversity Pillar) to earn a badge and work toward earning a certificate.

This is an event to welcome new and current first-generation students to campus!

Directed by Chris Cotterman, this hilarious dark comedy follows a group of fiercely loyal shoe store employees who embark on a fateful hiking expedition in the wilderness. There’s a bear! And a mountainside casino! And… nachos? We're looking for actors with a penchant for punchlines and wacky humor– plus, tech roles in a variety of areas! No previous experience is required, but bring your sense of humor, your willingness to collaborate, and your creative spirit. 

Directed by Chris Cotterman, this hilarious dark comedy follows a group of fiercely loyal shoe store employees who embark on a fateful hiking expedition in the wilderness. There’s a bear! And a mountainside casino! And… nachos? We're looking for actors with a penchant for punchlines and wacky humor– plus, tech roles in a variety of areas! No previous experience is required, but bring your sense of humor, your willingness to collaborate, and your creative spirit. 

Art & Spirituality features the work of Alpha Massaquoi, Denise Kumani Gantt, dominic moulden, Jeneanne Collins, Jessie Houff, Kara McDonagh, Ken Krafchek, Laura Sligh, Nora Howell, Pamela Lawton, Paula Phillips, Rikiesha Metzger, Sara Kaltwasser, and Sarah McCann.

As community-engaged artists invested in social change, these creatives are interested in the perceived “spiritual” elements of the arts. How the arts connect with something deeper, within themselves and in communion with others. 

Art & Spirituality will be on view at Gormley Gallery from September 5 through October 6, 2023.

Undergraduate Students: Attend this IMPRINT designated event to earn a badge and work toward earning a certificate.