Works by Justin Kropp (Graphic Design) and Aaron Walser (Graphic Design)
One of my favorites — video projections by Ting Zhang. We stayed in the projection room for quite a while, mesmerized by the luscious visuals, crisp editing, and unpredictable twists in narrative.
Additional video piece by Ting Zhang
MICA Faculty Jose Villarubia and Laurence Arcadias
Work by Molly Hawthorne (Graphic Design)
Works by Jennifer White-Torres (Graphic Design)
Mount Royal MFA Candidate Chloe Watson and Steve Pearson
Wall Paintings by Mount Royal candidate Cyle Metzker
Projection by Micah Walter from Photographic and Electronic Media.
Paintings by Jonathan Stonely (Mount Royal)
Paintings by Chloe Watson (Mount Royal)
These paintings by Chloe Watson were my other favorite. A mix of Morandi color, ambiguous spaces, subtlety, and silliness.
Video Micah Walter (Is this fishing rod included?)
Baltimore art news updates from independent & regional media
Local coverage of the BMA's Flashback exhibition, Deutsch Foundation names George A. Hopkins as Jane Brown's successor, Ben Shockey joins Baltimore Jewelry Center as Interim Director, Hamiltonian Artists announces new fellowship cohort, Alanah Nichole Davis recommends 4 small gallery shows, and more
How the Gallery's Business Model is Working for Local Artists and Buyers Alike
The numbers prove that co-owners Kristin Wiebe and Sonny Lacey are doing something right. Since opening, they have shown 41 artists, and in six and a half years, they have paid out $414,000—an average of over $7000 per painter.
Flashback is the first major museum exhibition devoted solely to Baltimore photography. And through an admixture of very old and very recent images, it makes a convincing case that Baltimore has always played an active role in shaping the history of a vital medium.