History Beyond the Keeping of Time
Duffield’s clocks helped to support the Protestant notion that one should always be doing, rather than simply being. And in that sense, he was an early architect of our own 24/7 culture, with its similar emphasis on the value of constant productivity.
Frieze's Move to Hudson Yards isn't Just a Faux Pas—It's Lending Cultural Cachet to the Right Wing
Who is behind this genius work of boundary-busting relational aesthetics? That would be Related Companies, a real estate behemoth that controls a staggering $60 billion worth of property and was founded by former tax attorney Stephen Ross, a friend and fundraiser to Donald Trump.
The Daughters of Yemen: A Photography Series by Anysa Saleh
Anysa Saleh’s photography challenges established methods around portraiture, but her practice is based largely around Yemeni cultural traditions and taboos.
An Uneven Edition Demonstrates New Models of Financial Sustainability, but also the Necessity of Curators
Never have I ever felt more like Thora Birch’s character in "Ghost World" rolling her eyes in mandatory summer school art class than in gallery number 3...
Party Photos from Our Magazine Release Party for Issue 15 at Woodberry Kitchen
BmoreArt's Issue 15 considers global influence in conjunction with unique aspects of regionalism, examining how disparate cultural elements become a part of our collective conversation.
Creator Christina Delgado envisions a platform for the Puerto Rican diaspora in Baltimore
As a Nuyorican – an individual with Puerto Rican heritage who was either born or raised in New York City – Delgado is proud of her Puerto Rican heritage and cultural experience.
Photos of the teams and sculptures as they get ready to compete in the annual Baltimore event
Each May, the American Visionary Art Museum (AVAM) produces and hosts the East Coast Kinetic Sculpture Race Championship on the shore of Baltimore’s Harbor in central Maryland.
Two Semesters of Research and Studio Practice Bear Fruit for MICA's Experimental Fashion Program
The Multi Media Event is one of MICA's must-see annual highlights, where student artists combine garments, sculpture, puppetry, and performance into a gesamtkunstwerk spectacle.
How do two artists who study the urban landscape approach ecology?
For these two transplants working in education—Evans hails from Tempe, Arizona, and Cazabon from Detroit—Baltimore’s landscape has become important to their work.
“Photographer, Wizard, Friend to All”
Timeless nature, without the compromise of any man made structures, is Joe Hyde's most inspired subject.
"Compensation for Loss" Historicizes our Present at America's Oldest Museum
An examination of ecology in this current moment in human history, filtered through the lens of artistic and historical pastiche at the Peale
Interview with Navid Sarfaraz of Syndicate Screen Printing
In this interview, Navid shares his journey from being homeless to discovering screen printing and turning it into a career. He talks about his passion for the artform and the satisfaction of bringing people's ideas to life.
Baltimore's Best Costume Party at the Creative Alliance
The theme was Creature Feature, emphasizing 50's kitsch monster cult films with hints of Old Hollywood ghoulish glam.
A Seductive Rehang Maps a Continent's Diverse Influences
Wondering what lay beyond, say, the borders of the ancient Roman Empire or the reach of colonial France?
Three Finalists Announced for the 18th Annual $30,000 Sondheim Art Prize and Exhibit at the Walters Art Museum
This year’s finalists were selected by a panel of accomplished jurors — scholar and curator Kelly Baum, artist and curator Devin Morris, and archivist and curator Ingrid Schaffner.
An Artist's Growth from Architectural Illustration to Herbalism
“All buildings are living systems, and I wanted to live in a building where the builder ⁄ designer knows and feels this in their bones.”
"Rocks and Hard Places" Brings Mature Work by Pat Alexander and Kevin Labadie to Nascent Arting Gallery
Baltimore's Newest Art Gallery presents Significant Work by Two Artists Married for Several Decades
In "Echoes," Two Artists Dialogue through Repetition and the Evocative Possibilities of Abstraction
Lauded in the gallery literature as two artists who “tell tales of material sensibility,” in this debut, the artists occupy opposite poles of an unconsciously related and serendipitous spectrum.
