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This weekend – Erin Fitzpatrick at Boys Latin, Ellen Burchenal at MICA, Getting to Know the Window at Current, Joyce Scott at Creative Alliance, and Magnolia Laurie at Gibbs Street Gallery…. and more ….

Erin Fitzpatrick Opening

Thursday December 6th from 5-6:30pm

Boys Latin School
Smith Hall Center for Arts and Technology

more info: http://fitzbomb.blogspot.com

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Getting to Know the Window: An Exhibition of 6 Artists
Opening: Friday, December 7th, 7-9 pm
Featuring: Brendan Sullivan, Matthew Fox, Jeremy Rountree, Max Guy, Andrew Brehm, and Patrick David
Current Space
421 N. Howard St.
Baltimore Maryland 21201
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Joyce J. Scott: A Solo Exhibition

Opens Fri Dec 7, 5:30pm-7:30pm. On view through Jan 4.

In collaboration with Goya Contemporary, the Creative Alliance presents an anthology of works on paper by Joyce J. Scott, one of Baltimore’s most important and influential artists. Scott’s artwork critically engages the viewer through sharp cultural and political satire. Fearlessly addressing life’s despondency with humor and grace, she draws inspiration from history, pop-culture, and her own rich personal biography.

The exhibition will explore dominant themes throughout Scott’s career, including race; sex and violence; tradition and spirituality. Her artwork is in the permanent collections at the Baltimore Museum of Art; The Reginald Lewis Museum of African American Culture; The Metropolitan Museum of Art; the Museum of Art and Design; the National Museum of American Art; and the Smithsonian Institution, among others. Scott received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), and a Master of Fine Arts from the Instituto Allende. She is represented by Goya Contemporary.
http://www.creativealliance.org/events/2012/joyce-j scott-solo-exhibition

Joyce’s Jolly Premiere!
An Evening of Live Performances and Film
Fri Dec 7, 8pm
Live performances by Joyce Scott herself, Kay Lawal-Muhammad, Lea Gilmore, Lorraine Whittlesey and jazz keys accompanist Eric Byrd follow. Expect amazing music and performance with Joyce’s trademark risqué, double-entendre humor. MICA art maven Leslie King Hammond hosts. Bmore Filmmaker Jeanie M. Clark screens her brand new documentary An Authentic Life: Joyce J. Scott.

Come early for the opening of Joyce’s print show in our Main Gallery from 5:30-7:30pm!
http://www.creativealliance.org/events/2012/joyces-jolly-premiere

Creative Alliance is Baltimore’s premier multi-arts center, presenting over 200 events a year in film, music, workshops, and visual art in its theater, art galleries, bar/restaurant, classrooms, and artist studios/apartments.

Creative Alliance
3134 Eastern Ave
Baltimore, MD 21224
www.creativealliance.org
410.276.1651 x218

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Magnolia Laurie: with a tug and a hold

December 6, 2012 – January 9, 2013

Opening Reception Friday, December 7 from 7-9

Gibbs Street Gallery in Rockville, MD

http://www.visartsatrockville.org/exhibitions/upcoming-exhibitions

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