A Baltimore-based fashion designer who imbues her home culture of Nigeria into elegant garments
Spirited Afro-futuristic designs that encapsulate a love for culture and home country, utilizing bold pattern fabrics designed just for her in Nigeria.
Rubys Grants to provide over $250,000 to 18 new projects across the four disciplines, as well as introducing new areas of funding, alumni grants, and microgrants
The 2023 Rubys Artist Grants will support individual artists and the creation of innovative and experimental projects that have significant impact across the Performing Arts, Media Arts, Visual Arts, and Literary Arts
Bright Color Contrasts with An Emotional Burden to Process Loss and Find Solace
A Visual Artist Explores the Loss of Her Mother in Dramatic, Color-Filled Expressive Canvasses
Jessy, a self-taught painter, began to use art to explore the racial mixing at the heart of their family
Hearing the term migration, what do you envision? Is migration just that one journey from point A to point B, that physical journey, or is it more? Is it lifelong?
The Illustrator, Printmaker, and Visual Storyteller Invites Metamorphosis and the Itch to Play
Kumar’s intricate and varied artistic/academic background is reflected in her wide-ranging practice. She says she finds art particularly exciting when it functions as a tool for “reinvention.”
Studio Visits with Mama Sallah, Sandy Cheng, Alejandro Aquilar Canela, and 秋秋 Qiu Qiu
Studio Visits with Mama Sallah, Rinehart School of Sculpture, Sandy Cheng, CPMFA, Alejandro Aquilar Canela, MFA in Illustration, 秋秋 Qiu Qiu, MFA Community Arts
Photos from the Baltimore Museum of Art's Fundraising Event in the Sculpture Garden
Luckily for the museum and guests, the rain held off and this festive garden party celebrating newly appointed Dorothy Wagner Wallis Director Asma Naeem offered a moment of spirited outdoor congregation.
Alyssa Dennis, TLaloC, in Conversation with AIA Architects Randy Sovich and Violeta Fiorino
A Podcast-style recording of our May 25 Talk at C+C with the artists and architects, along with photos by Jill Fannon and Vivian Doering
The Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance and the William G. Baker Jr. Memorial Fund announce the 2023 Baker Artist Awardees
The 2023 Baker Awardees include one artist per discipline including music, interdisciplinary arts, literary, performance, film/video, and visual arts
An Exhibition of 81 Individual Artists Curated from the MSAC Artist Registry
What does a survey of contemporary art in Maryland look like in 2023?
Each numbered case contains all the necessary components for a person to install one of these works in a place of their choosing
CPM’s newest edition project is a collectible, collaboration between gallery director Vlad Smolkin and artist Luba Drozd
Studio Visit with a Baltimore Clayworks Resident and Graphic Designer Who Also Teaches at MICA
Kiran Joan creates ceramic sculpture and functional pieces, but also regularly publishes illustrations in major US Publications
A Day-Long Celebration of Art, Drag, Music, and More Launches at Area 405 on Thursday, June 22
Queer-Scape will kick off Pride weekend tomorrow, Thursday June 22, at Area 405, with a multimedia evening of visual art, drag, burlesque, music, and a makers market with wares from local LGBTQ+ owned business
Sadie Barnette's New Eagle Creek Saloon at STABLE Arts is a commemorative installation named for the first multi-racial queer bar in San Francisco, operated by Barnette’s father, Rodney from 1990 to 1993
If this spirit of pride and activism can permeate multiple communities across geographic locations, gaining collective mass, what can be said for our ability to harness that power to shape the future?
A Rare and Revelatory Collection on View
Douglass, as a man, was continuously evolving, just as he fiercely advocated for societal evolution. On view until April 21, 2024, this exhibit reflects how our understanding of his legacy is ever moving forward as well.
Natural Motifs Abound in Solo Shows at Goya Contemporary and Galerie Myrtis, as well as at C. Grimaldis' Group Sculpture Show
Three Baltimore exhibitions capture the essence of material inquiries: Marcel Doucet’s "Water Grieves in the Six Shades of Death" at Galerie Myrtis, "A Sculpture Show" at C. Grimaldis Gallery, and Trace Miller’s "Pulp Fiction" at Goya Contemporary.
Zeakness, hosted at Zika Farm, is a DIY skateboarding contest and a new Baltimore tradition
The future of Baltimore's DIY Community: Photos from Two Days of Skatebording on a DIY Mega Ramp and Music
The DC-based artist's new work explores community through reclaimed cultural practices around music and dance.
Born in Puerto Rico and raised in Arlington, VA, Robles-Gordon returned to exhibit her work in San Juan, but the trip inspired a performance as the focus for her latest project
