Part of an initiative to bring art to new sites within and around the building, this installation by Barbara Kruger will fill the Lower Level lobby and extend into the newly relocated Museum bookstore. Famous for her incisive photomontages, Kruger has focused increasingly over the past two decades on creating environments that surround the viewer with language. The entire space—walls, floor, escalator sides—will be wrapped in text-printed vinyl, immersing visitors in a spectacular hall of voices, where words either crafted by the artist or borrowed from the popular lexicon address conflicting perceptions of democracy, power, and belief.
Ed Berlin's Newest Book Chronicles Baltimore Through His Personal Collection of Art and Artifacts
Berlin, a Charm City native and longtime resident who for eight years owned one of the city’s most visible and popular bookstores, captures the essence of Baltimore's special something.
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Watch Installation One of Video Documentary Series by Wide Angle Youth Media
Beyond documenting the craft itself, the film captures something more intimate. Catherine shared deeply personal stories about her family, describing how quilting allowed her to tell her own story while connecting to those who came before her.