Officially funded by the Maryland Institute College of Art, The MICA Gun Club was the most (and 
possibly only) controversial student organization on campus. Known widely for their large size of 
currently enrolled artists, alumni, and dropouts, the group rarely participated in any sort of 
organized events except for two informal target practices and the black powder ball (their black tie 
dance party featuring Baltimore DJs, The Wounds and Grand Buffet from Pittsburg). What started 
out as a prank has become a campus legend over the past few years. I now credit the MGC as my 
only successful art piece completed in college as it was the only work that year which attracted 
local and national attention for its subversive philosophy and contextual oddity. In the wake of the 
eric harris/ dylan klebold tragedy and in lieu of 9-11 the MICA Gun Club only seems more strangely  
obscene and critically pertinent in the (seemingly) violent society we live in. This website archive is 
for the many members who made the club possible, but more importantly, made it fun. 
 


Much love. 
 


justin sirois  


 
if you want a patch (shown below) send $5 to 
 

justin sirois

5600 pimlico rd #3

baltimore md 21209





links

 
gunclub article


gunclub mentioned by The Volokh Conspiracy 


gunclub mentioned by some crazy german?