As Salisbury University celebrates its 100th year, the fifteen exhibiting artists in the faculty exhibition —Jeanne Anderton, Edward Brown, David Bunting, David Gladden, Elena Greenwood, Jinchul Kim, Sally Molenda, John Mosher, Marley Massey, Jen Pepper, Brooke Rogers, David Smith, Elena Taylor, Cara Lee Wade, Laura West, and William Wolff—represent a broad spectrum of fields, approaches, and practices. Spanning painting, sculpture, ceramics, and drawing to photography, graphic design, and media arts, this diversity mirrors the University’s mission to be a “place where ambitions take flight” and help shape the future. 

Punk music and culture emerged in the U.S. in the 1970s. The exhibition, HARD ART DC 1979, showcases the birth of DC’s punk scene and its global influence. It features photos by Lucian Perkins of five key DC shows during his Washington Post internship. Musician and writer Alec MacKaye, pictured in the photos, narrates his experience as a teen at these pivotal events.