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Craig Hankin and Joan Cox at her solo show, Taboo at Goucher College
Joan Cox’s Artist Talk at Silber Gallery, Goucher College
Cara Ober and Joan Cox
Zoe Charlton and Joan Cox
The Sketchbook Show at School 33
The Sketchbook Show at School 33
The Sketchbook Show at School 33
MAP Gala: The Starlight Dinner
Jim Vose, Ryan Mitchell, Michael Farley, John Ruppert
Jon Latiano at MAP Starlight Dinner
Centerpiece by Amy Boone McCreesh
Brandon Morse video at MAP Gala
Stewart Watson and Cara Ober
Michael Farley, Ryan Mitchell, and Gary Kachadourian
Pondering Gary Kachadourian’s Bathroom Installation
Gary Kachadourian and Jan Rasauskus
Amy, we missed you!
Jim Vose at MAP Starlight Dinner
Testing out the interactive art at the MAP Starlight Dinner
Hanging out in the photocopied Kachadourian bathroom
Michael Farley, Ryan MItchell, Gary Kachadourian, and Jan Rasauskus
Photos from the opening reception of Joan Cox: Taboo, a Solo Exhibition at Goucher’s Silber Gallery, The Sketchbook Exhibit at School 33 Art Center, and the Maryland Art Place Starlight Dinner at the Thames Street Wharf.
Photos courtesy of Joan Cox, Cara Ober, Jack Livingston, Brian Young, Michael Farley, Gary Kachadourian, and Stewart Watson.
A Tribe Called Run, A Baltimore Running Collective
What I love about running and specifically about running with A Tribe Called Run is just this: everything you can see and learn on a long run in Baltimore.
An original immersive event series at the National Aquarium that inspires connection to nature and celebrates all things Baltimore
Voyages: Chapter 3 celebrates the healing power of water through soul-provoking art installations from award-winning artist Nicoletta Daríta de la Brown
Local Couple Launches Boat-for-Hire Offering Unique Ways to Admire Baltimore and Family Discounts
Captain Bobby and First Mate Alicia have created a unique opportunity and are building a market for their love of sailing while highlighting the history and beauty of Baltimore. Boat Baltimore’s season began May 5th and runs until the last Friday of October.