International Center for Artistic Development

The International Center for Artistic Development, Inc., is a nonprofit, educational and cultural organization created for the purpose of promoting the understanding and appreciation of the arts through public programs for the diverse peoples and cultures of the world.

Located in historic Savage Mill in Savage, Maryland, ICAD offers a wide variety of educational and cultural events intended to encourage the personal and professional growth of artists and art enthusiasts.



Joel and Gloria Rosen with their newly purchased artwork from ICAD. The hand pulled original print entitiled "In the Serengeti" is an original mixed media serigraph by Camellia Blackwell.



BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS: Smithsonian Institution, National Museum For Women in The Arts, Maryland State Arts Council, Howard County Arts Council, Maryland Institute College of Art, University of Maryland, Bowie State University, Ellipse Art Center, Sister Cities International Programs, International Executive Service Corps, Triumph Register of America, Triumphs Around the Chesapeake, Nations Capitol Jaguar Owners Club, Center For Educational and Environmental Development, Jensen Auto Club USA, and Taffel Engineering.

Internship Program:
Web Site Design, Arts and Crafts, Administrative Assistants, and Artists Assistants.

ICAD International Center for Artistic Development, Inc.
Executive Director - Camellia A. Blackwell, Ph.D.
Box 2049
8600 Foundry Avenue
Savage , MD 20763
Telephone: 301 604-4484

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Hours of Operation:
Wednesday through Sunday, 12pm to 5pm.


Upcoming Events:

Saturday Art Classes For Children

Drawing and Painting

Spring Series: Saturday, April 5, 12, 19 & 26th
Summmer Series: July 5, 12, 19, 26

Learn to draw and paint by developing hand and eye coordination through the use of left brain/right brain exercises. Students will draw and paint with various kinds of art materials such as graphite pencils, charcoal, pastels, markers, and water color. More Info

Student Internship Program

High school and university students learn valuable skills as gallery assistants. Students may assist with art exhibitions, publications, the mailing list, fundraising, or making sales craft items.


To register or for additional information, contact
Dr. Blackwell at 301-604-4484 or cab@icadev.org.

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