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Resident Reunion Group Exhibition: Featuring Resident Artist Alumni from 2003 – 2016
February 6 – March 19, 2016 Gallery Hours: Tue-Sat, 11am-7pm

Including: Lauren Boilini, Zoë Charlton, Erin Cluley, Donald Cook, Jarrett Davis, Rick Delaney, Janeann Dill, Amanda J. Fiore, Jeffrey L. Gangwisch, Sam Allerton Green, Michelle Hagewood, Tyler Hildebrand, Erica Hansen, Megan Hildebrandt, Toym Imao, Christopher Kojzar, Tiffany C. Lange, Magnolia Laurie, Francisco Loza, Kate MacKinnon, Jackie Milad, John Moran, Mara Neimanis, Joseph Norman, Michael Owen, MacKenzie Peck, Katie Pumphrey, Paul Rucker, Christine Sajecki, Amy Sherald, Shodekeh Talifero, Cameron Shojaei, Laura Shults Stella, Jeremy Stern, Christine Stewart, Pamela Sunstrum, Alessandra Torres, René Treviño, Jason Urban, and Marty Weishaar.

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Residency Panel Discussion: Wednesday, March 9, 7 – 9pm

Creative Alliance is proud to present the Resident Artists Reunion Group Exhibition. Nearly 50 artists have made The Patterson’s eight studios, where they live and work, a home since 2003 after the Creative Alliance redeveloped the vacant Patterson Movie Theater into Baltimore’s premier multi-arts center. Serving as a regional cultural incubator and neighborhood revitalization engine, the dynamic Patterson’s eight artists’ studios are a cornerstone of the visual arts programming at the Creative Alliance and an anchor to Highlandtown’s Arts & Entertainment District.

The Creative Alliance Residency Program provides a highly visible, intense, and creative environment for the production of multi-disciplinary art. The Residency Program accommodates eight resident artists or artist groups, one in each of the studios, for terms of one to three years.

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For the Reunion Exhibition, former resident artists will contribute significant work from their time at the Creative Alliance, or create new work for the occasion. With numerous styles, media, and subject matter represented – every viewer will have something to seek out within the show. Those curious about what life is like as a Resident Artist at the Creative Alliance will benefit from a panel discussion on March 9th with former residents led by Baker Award winner Paul Rucker. The artists will share their experiences living and working at the Creative Alliance, and how their residencies have impacted the direction of their current careers.

Many former Creative Alliance Resident Artists have moved on to prominent positions in Baltimore and in the national and international arts communities. Taking a look back on the success of these talented, multi-disciplinary artists affords the artistic community the opportunity to reflect upon the success of the program and the ambitions for the future of the Creative Alliance itself at the start of our giant 21st birthday celebration.

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IMG_7943IMG_8051 Kate McKinnon and Megan Hildebrandt

IMG_7874Kate McKinnon
IMG_8048 Don Cook (a former BmoreArt contributor – We miss you, Don!)
IMG_8046 Christine Sajecki
IMG_8044 Megan Hildebrandt
IMG_7944 Jarett Minn Davis (also a former badass BmoreArt contributor!)
IMG_7938 Tiffany Lange
IMG_7936 Jason Urban
IMG_7934 Amanda J. FioreIMG_7932 IMG_7931 Paul RuckerIMG_7930 Jackie Milad
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IMG_7926 Alessandra Torres
IMG_7924 Maura Neimanis
IMG_7921 John Moran (miss you, John!)

IMG_7919 Pamela SunstrumIMG_7918 Amy Sherald

IMG_7913Jeremy Stern
IMG_7914 IMG_7908 Michelle Hagewood and Lauren Boilini
IMG_7906 Katie PumphreyIMG_7905 Zoë Charlton and Rick Delaney
IMG_7903 IMG_7900 Magnolia Laurie
IMG_7895 Marty Weishaar, centerIMG_7892 IMG_7888 Tyler Hildebrand

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IMG_7885 Sam Allerton Green
IMG_7882Erica HansenIMG_7880 Toyim LmaoIMG_7879 René Treviño

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