Banneker-Douglass-Tubman Museum Highlights 17 Artists and the Legacies of Black Women Across the Nation's 250 Years
On view through January 16, 2027, "She Speaks" proves simple acts of imagination can be the most radical and impactful.
Ed Berlin's Newest Book Chronicles Baltimore Through His Personal Collection of Art and Artifacts
Berlin, a Charm City native and longtime resident who for eight years owned one of the city’s most visible and popular bookstores, captures the essence of Baltimore's special something.
Watch Installation One of Video Documentary Series by Wide Angle Youth Media
Beyond documenting the craft itself, the film captures something more intimate. Catherine shared deeply personal stories about her family, describing how quilting allowed her to tell her own story while connecting to those who came before her.
Exhibition Paying Tribute to Saint Francis of Assisi Recalls the Potency of Focus, Meditation, and Care
The centerpiece of the show is the so-called St. Francis Missal, likely produced around 1200. It may be the very volume that inspired Francis, when he was seeking spiritual direction as a young man, to give away his possessions and pledge himself to a life of prayer.
The New/Next Film Festival returns Oct 1-4
For four days this fall, the stretch of North Charles Street around the historic Charles Theatre will feel like the center of the independent film world.
Artwork by Selected Ford/Philip Morris Fellows and More on View Through September 29th
In contrast to President Trump’s vision for America, artists in the exhibition present a radiantly diverse version. This America is bold and bright, defiant and at times playful, and confident in the range of perspectives that emerge when given support for experimentation.
The prize, funded by the McNeely Massey family, goes to one emerging immigrant visual artist living in Maryland
Creative Alliance presents the first Patricia Massey Momentum Award on Wednesday, September 23, announcing at the opening of an accompanying group exhibition running through November 14.
Video Documentary Series Explores MSAC’s Maryland Traditions Program
Watch: BmoreArt will release a series of mini-documentaries by Wide Angle Youth Media focused upon artists from MSAC's Maryland Traditions program through the Folklife Apprenticeship grant.
The Rising Painter Opens a Site-Specific Exhibition at Mount Vernon Place Church on Friday, September 25
Her most ambitiously-scaled canvases are destined for Chora, a site-specific exhibition in Mount Vernon Place Church, organized with curator/BmoreArt contributor Teri Henderson, which will open September 25th and remain on view until February of 2027.
A Photo Essay from the 2026 Maryland State Fair
The Maryland State Fair packs livestock competitions, horse racing, a full midway, and a state's worth of fried food into three long weekends, what organizers now call the "12 Best Days of Summer."
Here's What Baltimore Artists Need to Know
Baker and Creative Alliance are targeting October 1 to officially launch the current Baker Season along with a kickoff event and info sessions for artists, and an application deadline set for January 29, 2027 for artists who wish to create or update their portfolio.
An Interview with the Man who Changed—and Continues to Change—Institutional Practice at Home and Abroad ahead of the Baltimore: City of Accessible Arts Convening
The legendary arts worker discusses his historic career and new chapter with the Baltimore: City of Accessible Arts (BCAA), which will host a convening this Thursday, September 17 at the Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Museum.
UMBC’s Center for Art, Design, and Visual Culture Presents a Love Letter to Baltimore and its Complications from Curator Angela N. Carroll
Across a diverse presentation of media, Carroll brings together thirteen artists from and deeply connected to Baltimore to tell a story—not just of the city—but about its people, its ideas, its failures, and its glories.
Twenty Five Years After 9/11, a Memorial Offers a Timeless Message in Baltimore
Designed by Steve Ziger and Doug Bothner of the Baltimore firm Ziger|Snead, the Maryland 9/11 Memorial's most affecting feature isn't a material at all–it's the shadow.
Juried Exhibition of 48 Regional Artists Reflects the Wake of Trump's Second Term
The works vary in political directness, but each were undeniably made under continuing oppressive forces. Evident in the exhibition is endurance, resilience, or a slower trudge of motion, sometimes forward.
This September, the Busy MICA Alumn Closes One Exhibition at the BMA and Opens Another at David Zwirner London
It’s hard to imagine the artist ever being bored. Fratino not only bounces between various canvases—often of wildly different colors, scales, compositions, and subject matters. He's also a sculptor, ceramicist, printmaker, and prolific draftsman.
Art Fusion Lands at Lillian Holt Park This Saturday, With Sun Ra Arkestra Headlining
As the World Spirals into a Digital Dystopia, J.M. Giordano Returns to Film
A new photo essay captures summer across five cities: Baltimore, New York, Amsterdam, Utrecht, and Doorn.
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.
