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The last few days and weeks in Baltimore have been bad. A man was killed while in police custody. Protests, both peaceful and violent, occurred across the city. People have been ...
The Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts announces the finalists for the tenth annual Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize. The finalists are Mequitta Ahuja, Zoë Charlton, Benjamin Kelley, ...
Rebecca Chan on tax incentives for artists and making the most of Baltimore's arts and entertainment districts. Tax season is in full swing, and as you rush around collecting your ...
Video by Daniel Contaldo for BmoreArt Hrag Vartanian and Jillian Steinhauer, respectively editor-in-chief and senior editor of arts blog Hyperallergic, discussed the state of the art industry and its trends, ...
Jermaine Bell talks to Andrea Pippins about her design practice, current trends, and being the only person of color in the room. Andrea Pippins is a graphic designer known for ...
If you are a Baltimore artist with a legal problem (or question), Adam Holofcener, Executive Director of the Maryland Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, is your go-to source. by Cara ...
Will Holman on the intersection of Engineering and Aesthetics with Evan Roche and Harrison Tyler In 1981, Tracy Kidder won the Pulitzer Prize for The Soul of a New Machine, which ...
Learning How to Price Your Work is One of the Most Confusing Aspects of Being an Artist
Baltimore can get grim in late autumn, with matte gray skies and lingering cold rain. One recent such afternoon, the sun just going down, I came to an address provided ...
The Erin Cluley Gallery is now open in Dallas, TX with work on display by René Treviño and Jimmy Joe Roche
Bathgate’s body of work is comprised of intricately machined metal sculptures that represent the combination of his unique metalworking style with a pragmatic, logistics-based approach to engineering complex metal objects.
A Korean-American Artist and a Baltimore-born Architect Buy a Studio Building Together in Korea Town
I believe that the only way that artists can avoid real estate victimhood is to own it.
Once a graduate starts paying their student loans, what once seemed like a great idea can become tinged with regret. And poverty.
I didn’t know anybody who had been on a residency, and I didn’t know how to get one myself, but I knew I wanted one. I had to figure it out.