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This Week: Aaron Dante interviews Cara Ober, Lisa Snowden, and Michael Teitelbaum at Pratt Central Library; Transformer’s Summer Soirée; Truepenny Projects presents Salty by AJ Clauss at The Voxel; a works on paper opening reception at Grimaldis Gallery; Dr. Sketchy celebrates 17 years at Mobtown Ballroom; Station North Second Friday Art Walk; BJC Bake Sale Fundraiser; Joan Cox opening reception and artist talk at TU; Bethesda Painting Awards reception; Inviting Light opening party with Tony Shore and Phaan Howng; Black Writer’s Pride Week kicks off at Charm City Books; and an artist talk with Hosey Corona at Creative Alliance — PLUS Artist to Artist Consulting opportunity with Jeffrey Kent and more featured artist opportunities!

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Baltimore’s Media Moguls with No Pix After Dark Live Podcast
Tuesday, June 10 :: 6:30pm
@ Enoch Pratt FREE Library, Central Branch

Join Aaron Dante of No Pix After Dark in interviewing three of Baltimore’s heaviest hitting media moguls. Aaron will be joined in discussion by Lisa Snowden, Editor in Chief of the Baltimore Beat, Cara Ober, Executive Director and Publisher of Bmore Art, and Michael Teitelbaum, President of Baltimore Magazine. Join us in the library for what is sure to be a fascinating look into the past, present, and future of Baltimore publications!

 

 

Transformer Summer Soirée
Wednesday, June 11 :: 6:30-8:30pm
@ The Line DC

Join Transformer for a Summer Soirée, rooftop at The Line DC. Celebrate our 23rd birthday while enjoying the best views of the city! Shop the FlatFile, mingle with artists, and enter to play a Pride themed game of skill to win an artwork of your choosing from the FlatFile! FlatFile artist Heidi Phelps will also be conducting full moon Tarot readings, with her limited edition tarot decks for sale.

Transformer is excited to share special announcements with you about our Summer programs & Fall 2025 Gala over drinks and bites as part of The Line DC’s Pour Decision Wednesday rooftop series, featuring gorgeous sunset and monument views, sophisticated wine for less, and a soundtrack to match.

Enter The Line DC through the Champlain Street, NW G Level Lobby to see Transformer’s exhibition haus of bambi: A Radical PRIDE on view through June 28!

 

 

Truepenny Projects Presents: Salty by AJ Clauss
Thursday, June 12 :: Ongoing through June 22
@ The Voxel

Performance Dates: June 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22

Website: www.truepennyprojects.com
Tickets: On sale at https://voxel.org/
Ticket Price: $25 – $35
Audience: 15+

Description:
“One of the most beautiful and moving pieces of theatre”
– Desert Ensemble Theatre

Truepenny Projects presents the Baltimore premier of Salty by AJ Clauss. Directed by Tessara Morgan and featuring David Brasington, Griffin DeLisle, Vicky Graham, Sydney Marks, Will Murphy, Nigel Semaj and Caitlin Weaver.

Salty is a play about penguins and people. It is set in one of the last remaining conservation zoos in a future gripped by catastrophes created by climate change. Animals have stopped procreating, humans suffer from debilitating headaches, predators run rampant, and amidst it all, two male Adélie penguins decide to parent an egg in their small Antarctic exhibit. Salty cleverly decenters the human experience of climate catastrophe and highlights the inspiring natural animal instinct of survival.

Before and after select performances, there will be talkbacks and informational booths with Baltimore organizations such as 4MyCity, Chesapeake Climate Action Network, and Sea Grant!

Follow the show at https://www.instagram.com/truepennyprojects/

Tickets go on sale in April at: https://voxel.org/. Contact Truepenny Projects directly at [email protected] for questions and discounts!

Please note that masks will be required on Sunday performances.

This project is part funded by Maryland State Arts Council.

 

 

DRAWN FROM THE RACKS: Works on Paper | Opening Reception
Thursday, June 12 :: 5:30-7:30pm
@ C. Grimaldis Gallery

C. Grimaldis Gallery is pleased to present Drawn From the Racks: Works on Paper, a group exhibition featuring drawing, print, collage and sculpture pulled directly from the gallery’s archives. Participating artists represent some of C. Grimaldis Gallery’s earliest, most historic schowcases as well as its most recent exhibitors, highlighting paper works that encompass the full breadth of the gallery’s programming.

Many works in this exhibition are made by artists primarily known for their sculptural practice — here creating images that study recurring forms and motifs, but in a slightly altered vocabulary that relies on surface, line, texture and technique to explore their ideas. Richard Serra and Annette Sauermann take materials similarly used in their sculptures and apply them to their “drawings”, where geometry and materiality give way to an expanded experience of depth within the surface plane. Mario Merz and Madeleine Dietz create works that also speak to their iconic forms, whether concrete, natural earth, or found object. Their prints and drawings use paper as an environment to explore structure, color, and light in a new vernacular. Meanwhile, Jae Ko transforms paper into a living voice within her wall sculptures. Through binding, gluing, and submerging, Ko imbues her chosen medium with a soft vitality that evokes the forces of nature.

Drawn From the Racks features a variety of collage work, including those from Baltimore artists Grace Hartigan and Keith Martin, both renowned for their abstract paintings and paper works. As an inherently intimate form of art making, these assemblages provide a unique window into the workings of imagination and artistic decision making. The drawings of Diane Victor, along with Hartigan’s later works, provide figurative anchors amongst the more gestural elements of the show. Bold lines, geometric forms, and nods to architectural structure interplay with notes of vivid color and organic forms, brought forth through and onto paper, in an exhibition that celebrates the full scope of C. Grimaldis Gallery’s 48 years in Baltimore.

Drawn From the Racks: Works on Paper will be on view at C. Grimaldis Gallery from June 11 through July 3, 2025. A reception will take place on Thursday, June 12th from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. Hours for C. Grimaldis Gallery, which is free and open to the public, are Wednesday through Saturday, 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

 

 

Dr. Sketchy’s Baltimore’s 17th Anniversary feat. London St. Juniper
Thursday, June 12 :: 7:30-10:30pm
@ Mobtown Ballroom

A livelier life drawing event, Dr. Sketchy’s is where artists of all levels draw fabulous burlesque and variety performers. Enjoy delicious cocktails and compete in zany drawing contests to win free drinks and other awesome prizes! We’ll start off with quick 1- and 2-minute gesture poses and gradually move up to 20-minute sketches. No drawing experience is necessary; just bring your own drawing materials—plus generous cash tips for our model—and join us for some fun figure sketching practice!

For this session celebrating our 17th anniversary, we’ve invited a performer who may be new to our Sketchy’s artists but who we bet will be a new favorite: “The Glam Reaper”, London St. Juniper! And, in addition to having the multi-talented London pose and perform for us, we’ll also be giving away fantastic prizes from Baltimore’s Blick Art Materials!

Doors at 6:00 pm, drawing from 7-10 pm. 18+ to draw, 21+ to drink. $15 in advance, $18 at the door, plus service fees for online and in-person credit card transactions. BYO drawing supplies. No photography, messy paints, or dip pens, please (watercolors are fine).

 

 

Station North Second Friday Art Walk – June
Friday, June 13 :: 5-9pm
@ Station North Arts + Entertainment District

Experience something fresh and inspiring every month at Station North’s Second Friday Art Walk—art, community, and surprises await!

This series of monthly self-guided tours of all the art and culture that Station North (near Baltimore’s Penn Station) has to offer is a grassroots, artist-led effort organized by community members and stakeholders. Spanning the neighborhoods of Charles North, Greenmount West, and Barclay, Station North is a diverse collection of artist live-work spaces, studios, galleries, rowhomes, and businesses, all just steps away from Penn Station and several higher learning and cultural institutions in the heart of Baltimore.

See below for venue list (coming soon)! Join us every Second Friday of the month for MONTHLY Art Walks in the neighborhood.

Check out the map for venues and create your own self-guided tour! Map will continue to be updated: https://shorturl.at/fuCV6 Printed maps available at some venues. Follow @stationnorth on Instagram for updates and map pdf!

 

 

BJC’s Summer Fundraiser Series Bake Sale
Friday, June 13 :: 5-9pm
@ Baltimore Jewelry Center

This year’s Summer Fundraiser series is here!

This summer, the Baltimore Jewelry Center is aiming to raise $65,000—and we need your support to make it happen! From June through September, we’re hosting a vibrant series of monthly community events filled with creativity, connection, and fun.
Whether you’re attending, participating, or simply spreading the word, every bit of support helps us reach our goal. Come be part of the excitement and help keep the BJC thriving—one dazzling event at a time.

Join us to kick off our fundraiser series with a bake sale on Friday, June 13th from 5-9pm during Station North’s June Art Walk! Help us work toward our goal by indulging in some tasty treats made by members of our community!

Want to show off your baking skills and benefit the BJC? sign up before Friday, June 6 to participate as a baker!

Keep an eye out in the coming months for more details on other Summer Fundraiser events including a happy hour at Dutch Courage in July, BJC Flash at Red Thorn Tattoo in August, and Karaoke at Ottobar in September.

 

 

Joan Cox: Side by Side | Opening Reception + Artist Talk
Friday, June 13 :: 5:30-9:30pm
@ Towson University Center for the Arts

This exhibition presents recent works highlighting Joan Cox’s significant contributions to the genres of figurative painting and queer portraiture. Cox’s work captures the quiet, often fleeting moments of intimacy between women. A Baltimore native and an alumna of Towson University, where she received a BFA in Painting, Joan Cox was recently awarded the 2024 Alumni Dean’s Recognition Award for the College of Fine Arts and Communication at Towson. Cox is represented by the Bureau of Queer Art/Art Gallery Studios in Cuernavaca, Mexico, and Catalyst Contemporary in Baltimore, Maryland. Sponsored in part by the COFAC Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee. FREE. Opening reception with artist talk from Joan Cox June 13, 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.

 

 

Bethesda Painting Awards | Reception
Friday, June 13 :: 6-9pm
@ Gallery B

The Bethesda Painting Awards is downtown Bethesda’s annual juried art competition that exclusively honors painters from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.

Eight artists have been selected by the panel of judges to exhibit their artwork in June 2025 at Gallery B in downtown Bethesda. These eight artists will be eligible for $14,000 in prize monies.

 

 

Spring Cleaning – Affordable Art Market
Saturday, June 14 :: 12-5pm
@ Peabody Heights Brewery

Spring Cleaning 2025

Come join us in the Waverly neighborhood for Spring Cleaning, an affordable art market at Peabody Heights Brewery! Local visual artists from Maryland and the surrounding areas are cleaning out their studios and selling their work made before 2025 for $250 or less! Browse through illustrations, photos, prints, collage, and more created by the talented artists in your community. Start or expand your art collection and find some unique, handmade items to add character to your home.

Spring Cleaning is free to attend and open to the public. Peabody Heights Brewery is an all-ages, pet-friendly venue that is wheelchair accessible. Food and drinks, including non-alcoholic options, will be available for purchase during the event.

Date: Saturday, June 14, 12 – 5 PM

Location: Peabody Heights Brewery, 401 East 30th Street, Baltimore

 

 

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to discover unique art at great prices!

Spring Cleaning 2025 graphics by Clara Cornelius @claracornelius

Inviting Light Art Unveiling and Celebration
Saturday, June 14 :: 6:30-9:30pm
@ 1714 N. Charles Street

Bask in the Glow of Illuminated Public Art After Dark!
Saturday June 14 | 6:00–10:30 PM | 1700–1800 N. Charles Street

Keep the energy going after the PRIDE Parade and Charles Street Promenade with an unforgettable evening of light, music, and celebration in the heart of the Station North Arts District!

Join us as Baltimore City unveils two new Inviting Light public art installations, transforming North Charles Street into a glowing hub of creativity and community. The 1700 and 1800 blocks will be closed to traffic and open to joy, offering a radiant backdrop for this special night.

As the official after-party of the Promenade, the streets will light up with large-scale illuminated art, evoking both jubilation and nostalgia. Expect live DJ sets, art, dancing, outdoor dining, Made in Baltimore and other vendors, and an atmosphere buzzing with vibrant energy.

When night falls (9:00-9:30 p.m.), witness the debut of these awe-inspiring Inviting Light public art installations:

· “Big Ass Snake (Plant)s On a Plane” by Phaan Howng at 1714 N. Charles Street channels the energy of blockbuster action films, transforming the Charles Street Garage into an over-the-top, post-human ecology. Phaan’s work reworks our world.

· “Aurora” by Tony Shore at 1815-1817 N. Charles Street transforms the façade of the former Gatsby’s nightclub into a vibrant, light-filled 3D tableau, where familiar neighborhood faces gather in a timeless hangout that’s always open, always welcoming. Shore’s work is an homage to real Baltimore people found in their usual haunts.

With an outdoor dance floor and Baltimore club DJs playing hits from the decades – including Ducky Dynamo, GRL PWR, Afrodelic (and more to be announced) and art by Amy Reid inside the Charles Street Garage, it will be a night to remember!

The event is free and open to the public.

For more information, please visit www.invitinglight.org or follow Inviting Light on Instagram @invitinglightbaltimore.

Inviting Light is sponsored by the Bloomberg Philanthropies Public Art Challenge and facilitated by Central Baltimore Partnership in partnership with the Mayor’s Office and Senior Advisor for Arts & Culture, and the Neighborhood Design Center.

 

 

Black Writer’s Pride Week
Monday, June 16 | Ongoing through June 22
@ Charm City Books

Historically, marginalized communities are required to create opportunities for progression while decolonizing themselves from the patriarchal, supremacist’s tenant of scarcity. Non- Heteronormative Black life has been a revolution incubator against that practice by celebrating the abundance within those identities. Writers that meet at the intersections of Black, LGBTQ+, and Gender Expansive life sit at the center of those spaces; doing the work to help us celebrate, grieve, and resist. Black Writer’s Pride Week is a week-long celebration of literary Black life and the voice of Black, non-heteronormative conforming backgrounds.

“I believe that love is the single, true prosperity of any moment.”- June Jordan

For the inaugural year, our theme comes from revolutionary poet, June Jordan. “Love’s Prosperity” is a nod to Jordan’s statement citing how if it were not for her strong community and the ones she chooses to speak up for, she would not know what it means to love herself. This resilient process of softening her heart led to the exploration of the strength and abundance of love. She found a quality in herself that lives beyond us and transcends our true understanding.

Please join us June 16th-22nd at Charm City Books literacy, laughs, and love. Follow us @blackwriterspride to stay connected and get all the tea. Love long and prosper!

 

 

Hoesy Corona: Climas Malsanos | Artist Talk
Monday, June 16 :: 6pm
@ Creative Alliance

Climas Malsanos brings together a diverse collection of works from the artist’s Climate Immigrants (2017-Present) series that highlights the complex relationship between humans and the environment by focusing on our changing climate and its impact on habitation and migration patterns.

Artist Bio

Hoesy Corona (Baltimore, MD) is a Latinx Queer artist of Mexican descent creating uncategorized and multidisciplinary art spanning installation, performance, and sculpture. In the studio, Hoesy’s work highlights the complex relationship between humans and the environment by focusing on our changing climate and its impact on habitation and migration patterns. Corona has exhibited widely in galleries, museums, and public spaces in the United States and internationally, including recent solo exhibitions Climatic Shocks (2023) at Praxis NY Gallery, in Manhattan, NY; Weathering (2022) at The Kreeger Museum presented by The Nicholson Project in Washington, DC; Sunset Moonlight (2021) at The Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, MD; and Alien Nation (2017), at The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden presented by Transformer in Washington, DC. Hoesy has held national fellowships including at the Winston Tabb Special Collections Research Center Public Humanities Fellowship 2022-2023 at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD; the Halcyon Arts Lab Fellowship 2017-18 in Washington, DC; and the George Kaiser Family Foundation’s Tulsa Artist Fellowship 2019 & 2020 in Tulsa, OK. He is the recipient of many honors and awards including the Mellon Foundation’s MAP Fund Grant; the NALAC Fund For the Arts Artist Grant; the Andy Warhol Foundation’s Grit Fund Grant; and a Ruby’s Artist Grant.

He has attended residencies at Ox-Bow Artist Residency, Wabash College AIR, The Nicholson Project, and a Transformer Siren Arts Residency. His work has been reviewed by The Washington Post, Bmore Art Magazine, The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Magazine, Washington City Paper, and The American Scholar among others. In 2024 Hoesy was awarded the Pratt Artist in Residence at Enoch Pratt Free Central Library in Baltimore, MD.

 

 

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Artist to Artist Consulting with Jeffrey Kent

BmoreArt’s C+C program is offering a FREE professional development opportunity for artists.

Led by artist Jeffrey Kent, this exclusive opportunity is available to a limited number of applicants. Individualized consultations will be catered to the goals of each artist according to where they are in their career. Sessions may include: developing your artist portfolio, curating an online presence, grants and residencies, negotiating or presenting a studio, engaging with collectors, placing your work in museums, and more.

Sessions will be scheduled directly between participants and Jeffrey, ideally twice per month from June 9 to July 30.

All artists are welcome to apply—there are no qualifications that would make you under- or overqualified. Space is extremely limited, and spots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

 

 

Wide Angle Youth Media is hiring!

Programs Manager (Full-Time)
Salary: $60,000–$65,000 | Deadline: June 30
Lead and support Wide Angle’s youth media programs, including Baltimore Speaks Out, High School, Media Works, Community Voices, and Fee for Service. You’ll work directly with students, manage 3-5 staff, and play a leadership role in our organization.

Development Assistant (Part-Time)
Hourly: $20.21–$26.27 | Deadline: June 23
Join our Development & Communications team to support grant writing, donor management, events, and outreach.

Learn more and apply at wideanglemedia.org/join-our-team

 

 

Art in Public Places-St Michaels, Maryland
deadline June 14
posted by Mid-Shore Community Foundation

The St. Michaels Public Art Project seeks a permanent public sculpture for the town of St. Michaels, Maryland to be positioned on the grounds of the St. Michaels Museum in St. Mary’s Square.

St Michaels is an historic tourist town, located between 2 bodies of water, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore in Talbot County. There are approximately 1094 residents, augmented by week enders and tourists. There are many vacation homes, locally owned and operated as short term rentals. The Town is 3/4 white and 1/4 African American; there is no sizable Hispanic community.

There are 3 museums and numerous opportunities for recreation: boating, sailing, kayaking, biking, and walking, particularly on a mile long Nature Trail, soon to be extended 1/2 mile, as well as fine dining and shopping. The Town hosts many festivals and parades and a weekly seasonal farmer’s market. There is an active art league which hosts art shows and hangs banners, decorating the streetscape. The walkable town, with its charming historic houses and waterscapes, will benefit immensely from the sentiment and history which art conveys.

The location of this proposed artwork is on St. Mary’s Square, the original center of St. Michaels as designated in the 1778 town plan, a narrow square, a quarter the length of a soccer field, bordered by a narrow one way road. Across the restricted street is the site of the St. Michaels Museum with many exhibits informing visitors of early life in St. Michaels, notably as a shipbuilding center and then with seafood processing businesses. This park, while significant historically, is often overlooked as it is relatively off the beaten path. We hope that by calling attention to the art, it will increase the visitation and appreciation of the Square and of the Museum.

 

 

Call for submissions from women-identifying writers with a connection to Baltimore
deadline June 15
posted by Yellow Arrow Publishing

Baltimore-based, women-led Yellow Arrow Publishing is seeking submissions of creative nonfiction and poetry (including spoken word poetry) for the 2025 online issue of Yellow Arrow Vignette BLAZE. Submissions for Vignette BLAZE are open until June 15. This year’s issue of Vignette is open to Baltimore-connected writers who identify as women.

This year, submissions for Vignette will align with Yellow Arrow’s 2025 yearly value

BLAZE
: intense direct light often accompanied by heat
: to be conspicuously brilliant or resplendent
: to lead in some direction or activity

For more information on how to submit, please visit yellowarrowpublishing.com/vignette/submissions. If you have any questions, send them to submissions@yellowarrowpublishing.com. The online issue will be released in August.

Baltimore-based Yellow Arrow Publishing supports and inspires writers and artists identifying as women through publication and access to the literary arts. Women’s voices have historically been underrepresented in literature, and we aim to elevate those voices and stories through our programs and publications.

We look forward to reading the submissions for Yellow Arrow Vignette and sharing stories with you. Since its founding in 2016, Yellow Arrow has worked tirelessly to make an impact on the local and global community by advocating for writers that identify as women. Yellow Arrow proudly represents the voices of women from around the globe. Creating diversity in the literary world and providing a safe space is deeply important. Every writer has a story to tell and every story is worth telling.

 

 

Call for Artists, Publication Proposal
deadline July 5
posted by Prisma Art Prize

The 17th edition of the Prisma Art Prize is now accepting entries. As an international platform, we aim to showcase a diverse and inclusive array of paintings, drawings, and engravings, reflecting the myriad possibilities of these mediums. Our goal is to act as a prism that reveals the spectrum of artistic expression.

Annual Competitions and Awards:

Cash prize: €2000 distributed over four quarterly competitions.

Exhibition Opportunity: Participate in a collective exhibition in Autumn 2026 at Contemporary Cluster in Rome—a beacon in the international contemporary art scene.

Solo Exhibitions: Opportunities for solo shows at Isorrophia Gallery and the Pallavicini-Dettori Home Gallery.

Artist Resiencies: A two-week residency at Dar Meso, located in the heart of Tunis and a residency at Casacon Sirolo, Italy (details to be announced).

Other prizes will be announced.

Key Details:

Submissions Open: March 13, 2025
Deadline: July 5, 2025
Winner Announcements for Cash and Service Prizes: July 2025
Exhibition and Catalogue selection announcements: July 2026
Winner Announcements for Annual prizes (solo shows and residencies): September 2026
Catalog Publication: October 2026
Exhibition Date: October 2026

Submission Fees:

€34 for 1-3 works. Up to 5 additional works can be registered at €5 each.

This competition is curated by Domenico De Chirico with the artistic direction of Marco Crispano

For more information on awards and to submit your work, visit our website at Prisma Art Prize Submission. Follow us on Instagram @prismaartprize for updates.

Production: Il Varco Creative Hub

EROSCAPE Festival and Exhibition
deadline July 11
posted by Night Owl Gallery

Night Owl Gallery is presenting EROSCAPE, a celebration of erotic art hosted with Baltimore Erotic Art Society! There will be a JURIED group show on view from Aug 1 – Sept 4! Announcing Juror Cassandra Faye Broadwick.

Eligibility:  This show is open to all artists from Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Washington, DC, and Virginia.  Artists must be 18 or older.  Work must have been created in 2023, 2024, or 2025.  Work must be for sale.  Work must not exceed $5000.  All work will be available for sale in person at our gallery and listed on our website as well.

 

 

The Kyoto Retreat 2025
deadline July 15

The Kyoto Retreat is a new program created by Japan-based, independent curator Dexter Wimberly. The Kyoto Retreat offers artists, curators, and writers, based anywhere in the world, an opportunity to spend four weeks in Kyoto, Japan, for research, exploration, and inspiration. If selected for the retreat, you will receive a roundtrip flight, a private bedroom, and $800 USD to supplement meals and local transportation.

We select artists, curators, and writers at all career stages, working in drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, film, video, new media, installation, fiction and nonfiction writing, poetry, interdisciplinary, and social practice. Individuals must be over 21 years old to apply.

The inaugural Kyoto Retreat will take place from October 16 – November 13, 2025. The application deadline is July 15, 2025. Individuals selected for the retreat will be notified by August 15, 2025.

For more information, please visit www.kyotoretreat.com

 

 

Call for Entry, Telling Tales
deadline July 15
posted by SE Center for Photography

A Single image can have a powerful storytelling impact, change the way we see, and leave a lasting impression. Often, a signature image or motif is associated with an artist or photographer or project. We’re looking for images that stand on their own, able to tell a story without supporting images.Analog and digital manipulation in all its forms welcome. Monochrome or color, all subjects, analog, digital or antique processes, photographers of all skill levels and locations are welcome.