An Interview with the Exhibition's Featured Rubys Artist Grant Recipients
Tangential Realities features Rashida Bumbray, Red Rae, Marnie Ellen Hertzler, and Ada Pinkston, four artists who root their practices in recognizable reality before venturing into the speculative, the utopian, and the unknown. Organized with Rubys Artist Grants Program Manager Alex Ebstein.
Unlike other collectors who value objects over all else, Sherman uses his position to champion artists.
Most BMA visitors don’t realize that Simone Leigh’s sculpture and Lou Fratino’s The Red Nude are there because of Sherman.
Celebrating the Legacy of Maryland Institute College of Art
One of Baltimore's earliest institutions and one of the country’s first art schools, MICA has not simply endured—it has thrived—and its existence has helped shape the city’s cultural life.
Two Group Shows and a Solo Exhibition by Marian April Glebes Remind Us Why Baltimore's Artist-Run Spaces are the Best Spots to See Exciting, Fresh Art this Summer
"Materio-mancy," a group show at The Compound curated by VILLAGER, closes with an artist talk and reception on Saturday, August 22 from 5PM - 8PM.
"Uncovering Antioch" Will Send You on a Treasure Hunt to the Baltimore Museum of Art's Antioch Court
Catch Robert Kanigel discuss his new book "Uncovering Antioch" August 26th, 6 p.m. at The Ivy Bookshop.
An Interview with the Iconic Cultural Maven and Proprietor of Nancy by SNAC
"My identity was shaped by my surroundings, family, freedom to express emotions, and strict discipline from loving parents. My father would say, 'Be who you are, wherever you are.' My mother always wanted us to improve. If I came home with five As and an A-..."
From Farmers Markets to NASA Mission Control, Kotler Finds Inspiration in Human Unpredictability
In most cases, Kotler just shows up at a location with paints and easel in tow. “It’s definitely an ask-for-forgiveness situation,” she says. “Obviously there are some private or very controlled spaces like Mission Control that I did need to get special permission to get into..."
The Artist's First Mid-Career Survey is on View at the ICA/Boston Through Labor Day
View Master, the artist’s first (and overdue) mid-career survey, consists of 100 pieces from over 20 years, dating from Adams’ earliest efforts to newly created works.
"RE: Intimacy. Image. Identity." at the Jewish Museum of Maryland Revisits a 2005 Photography Exhibition, with a Salon Evening July 29
The exhibition is a restaging of artist Zoë Reznick’s 2005 exhibition "Intimacy. Image. Identity. Perspectives on Jewish Orthodox Women’s Haircovering" and explores the evolving relationship observant Jewish women maintain to the practice of covering their hair.
Summer Fashion at an All-Women Showcase Hosted by Angie Fool and Greeyo
The crowd arrived in summer fits that balanced creativity with the challenges of 100-degree heat, turning Current Space into a runway of personal style.
A Deep Dive into the Ashcan School, New York's early-1900s Painters Who Emphasized the City's Street Life
A BMA exhibit presenting over 100 pieces from the personal collection of Mary and Sigmund Hyman, now part of the permanent collection.
This Powerful Exhibition Brings Together the Art of 10 Black Men from the Region
All I saw was beauty, be it in the work, the artists, or the people engaging with the work. I saw us.
Artist "Ham," on Performance, Public Space, and Why Attention Has Become Contemporary Art's Most Valuable Medium
An Interview with the naked performance artist removed by police from the former Christopher Columbus statue plinth in the Inner Harbor
A Conversation With One of the Most Acclaimed Jewelry Designers and Artisans of Our Time
"My work is naturally African informed, but it's not intentionally created to look like Africa. It is meant to be a reminder of an origin outside of the constructs and the labels that have been placed upon us as people of African descent."
In "Ersatz Strata" at Estonia's Temnikova & Kasela Gallery, the Myths, Museums, and Materials of the Anthropocene Get Remixed
"Ersatz Strata," Burke and Zetterholm’s triumphant two-person show (on view through August 15) is itself largely about parodying the myth of “objectivity” in the ways artefacts or artworks are presented, framed, and viewed in institutional contexts—and how they might be in the future.
"The Active Power of Touch" Offers Sensory Engagement with Art Objects
While the curator, Dr. Cheryl Fogle-Hatch, happens to be blind, the result of this sensory integration is not art simply by the blind, nor art simply for the blind, but art for all.
If You Want to Know Where Contemporary Art in the Region is Headed, Start With the 2026 Finalists Exhibition at the Walters
This year's finalists—Thea Canlas, Leigh Davis, Brandon Donahue-Shipp, Curran Hatleberg, and Danni O'Brien—investigate what remains hidden beneath everyday life.
Fun Fashion at a Birthday Celebration Hosted at the BMA Sculpture Garden & Gertrude's
Guests of the iconic photographer wore florals, bold color, and fun footwear to celebrate.
As of last week John Suau has moved on from the position of Executive Director at the Peale.
This transition provides an opportunity for the organization to re-examine leadership structures appropriate to a community museum.
