Beth-Ann Wilson's Highlandtown-Born Art Space Brings Diverse Programing to its New Home by Penn Station
Celebrate the new home of Night Owl Gallery with a paper cutting workshop tonight, Wednesday September 20th, from artist Rosa Leff, and reception Friday, September 22nd.
An Interview with Joseph Orzal and How the Upcoming Fundraiser Reflects His Mission
On September 23rd, Hand to Eye: A Print Fundraiser for NoMüNoMü will release exclusive, limited-edition portfolios, including 14 works by local artists.
August Art Walk in Station North Arts District's Greenmount West Area
Photos from Open Works, Area 405, Gallery CA, Night Owl Gallery, the Style Lounge Boutique, and more!
An Exhibition and a Weekend of Events Celebrate the Diversity of Gender Expression
Rhizome DC hosts a Saturday art market and Sunday panel discussion in celebration of their current exhibition "Existence as Protest: The Art of Trans, Queer, and Gender Expansive Experience."
Amos Badertscher’s Photography Survey at UMBC Captures Baltimore’s Queer Underground from the 1960s to the early 2000s
The images in Lost Boys can feel haunting, due to the deaths of both author and subjects. But in the end, this is a show that generates considerable power from the process of making present.
A Homecoming to Puerto Rico Offers the Chance to Check-in on the Island's Cultural Institutions
Visits to two museums in San Juan: the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico and the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Puerto Rico
Kris Kudrnac Talks About the Aesthetic Objects Which Form His Roots and Ground Him in Place
Among art collectors, Kudrnac is ecumenical and unpredictable, unusual because of his willingness to trust his own instincts and to invest generously, including objects considered craft and furniture.
Founder and Owner, Craig Reinauer Welcomes Exploration and Joy
To the naked eye, the Castle is a watering hole for stickers, stamps, and watercolors (for the Lumieres and Cogsworths of arts and crafts). But, beneath the surface, it’s so much more.
Rice makes art that fills in this gap in our brains and busts open the myth of innocence around whiteness in America.
Rice’s work is so successful because she uses documents, data, maps, and other tools that create the foundation of her lived experiences as a middle-aged white woman in America to create large-scale, labor-intensive, craft-based pieces whose effect is simultaneously visual and conceptual.
A Tribe Called Run, A Baltimore Running Collective
What I love about running and specifically about running with A Tribe Called Run is just this: everything you can see and learn on a long run in Baltimore.
The 6th Bromo Art Walk will end in an epic after party from 9pm-12am at the newly renovated M&T Bank Exchange
RSVP for the next Bromo Art Walk taking place on Thursday, August 24 from 5-9pm
Run by Leonardo Martinez-Diaz, a new Baltimore art space offers artists and creatives chances to collaborate with scientists, policy-makers, and activists
With six studio spaces, an exhibition and event space, workshops, a library, and generous common areas, the Crow's Nest will foster “a diverse creative community whose members can inspire one another, collaborate, experiment, and cross-pollinate ideas."
This painting technique is also one of deliberate migration, called a “nomad” mark by the artist
Heydari's visual algorithms calculate a daily experience of chaotic disorientation
An original immersive event series at the National Aquarium that inspires connection to nature and celebrates all things Baltimore
Voyages: Chapter 3 celebrates the healing power of water through soul-provoking art installations from award-winning artist Nicoletta Daríta de la Brown
From a Memorial for Victims of State Violence to Marxist Chickens, Abigail Lucien, Nekisha Durrett, and Kyrae Dawaun aren't Afriaid to get Political
A Photographer and Filmmaker on the Rituals of Image Creation
One of McKone’s pieces from first last light is on view through August 12 in Richmond, VA as part of Candela’s Gallery’s annual juried and invitational show UnBound12!
Envisioning a future that is better than our present in garments, images, and performance
For over a decade, Corona's work has touched on themes of displacement and arrival and their cyclical nature
Cheng has expanded her art practice through clay and jewelry-making in recent years
Born in Hong Kong and raised in Vancouver and Hawaii as a child, the Baltimore-based artist says her study of conspiracism helps her to better understand American culture.
