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I learned a few things on the internet this week.
This week's news includes: Funding for Artscape, Church Bar closes (again), John Waters' "Reckless Eyeballs," BMA opens Making Her Mark exhibition, Fall arts events, MICA's Art & Design College Accelerator Program (ADCAP), and more...
The internet made me kinda mad this week.
This week's news includes: Samuel Hoi to retire from MICA, Baltimore Jewelry Center awarded a TEDCO grant, BMA to exhibit Matisse etchings, Smithsonian galleries reopen, BSO welcomes Jonathon Heyward, and more...
It's been a while and the internet has been a lot this week.
This week: Derrick Adams and The Last Resort Artist Retreat, BMA's new exhibition of women WPA printmakers, Baltimore Center Stage + Baltimore American Indian Center announce a new Indigenous Art Gallery, Baltimore in hip-hop, Honey Chile Fest, and more!
The Reginald F. Lewis Museum, Artscape scheduling conflicts, New/Next and Honey Chile film festivals, Fluid Movement, What Happens When We Nurture, The Walters reinstalls their Asian Art Collection, the BMA reopens at Lexington Market, and the 60th Anniversary of the March on Washington
A lot happened on the internet this week.
Joyce J. Scott retrospective at the BMA, 2023 Grit Fund Awardees, the Scape must go on, take a look / it's in a (Baltimore) book (store), Baltimore's Billie Holiday, and more reporting from Baltimore Fishbowl, Baltimore Magazine, Hyperallergic, and other local and independent news sources.
The internet was yet again a mess this week.
This week's news includes: It's all about the infrastructure with Fluid Movement, Smithsonian American Art Fellowship Program receives funding from Frankenthaler Foundation, BOPA rules against Ja Rule, East City Art reviews two DC shows, the Poe must go on, and more!
The internet was messy this week!
The internet had me exhausted this week.
Sondheim Finalists at The Walters, BMA Exhibits Baltimore Artists, What is Artscape's Plan?, The City that Reads, Muddy Waters in Baltimore, New/Next Film Fest Announces Films and Parties, the Beef with Atlas Group, and more reporting from local and independent sources.
The internet was hectic this week.