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An Interview with Dread Scott by Joseph del Pesco From 1920 through 1938, the NAACP used to hang a flag outside their New York headquarters the day after someone was lynched. ...
Two years after Baltimore’s McKeldin Fountain was demolished, an arts group has brought it back to life with an “augmented reality” app for smartphones and a companion exhibit by Edward ...
Ronald Jackson's Profiles of Color III: Fabric, Face and Form at Galerie Myrtis: An Interview by Angela N. Carroll The contemporary art world is experiencing a renaissance in Black portraiture. A ...
A Proliferation of Art Galleries in Los Angeles by Michael Anthony Farley I’m not sure at what point exactly this happened, but sometime over the past decade L.A. quietly sort-of-eclipsed ...
An Interview with Photographer E.Brady Robinson about her solo exhibit at Addison Ripley Fine Art in Washington, DC by Dawne Langford Confessional art tends to take itself seriously. Thankfully, It's ...
Ten Not-To-Be-Missed Projects, Exhibits, and Performances at Artscape 2018 by Cara Ober Artscape is hot. Artscape is big. Artscape is a lot. If you make the commitment to attend America's ...
A Review of Pure Raw, A Group Exhibition at Resort Baltimore by Ryan Syrell Pure Raw is a dense show. It tasks itself primarily with the endlessly complicated nature of ...
The 13th Annual Sondheim Exhibition of Finalists at the Baltimore Museum of Art by Maura Callahan, Rebekah Kirkman, and Cara Ober Is it possible that Baltimore’s annual Artscape prize is ...
A Conversation with Kira Nam Greene by Lauren Frances Adams Painter Kira Nam Greene has been working for over the past 15 years since graduating from School of Visual Arts ...
Roberto Lugo's Ceramics at The Walters Art Museum’s New 1 West Mount Vernon Place Explore Diverse American Histories by Cara Ober “Ceramic artists don’t usually get hate mail.” Roberto Lugo ...
Grad Shows at MICA are happening through the summer. Grad Show IV, featuring work from MFAST, the low-residency MFA in Studio Art, program is on view through July 6th in MICA's Lazarus ...
Appreciating MacArthur Fellow Joyce J. Scott's Attitude and Gratitude Joyce J. Scott sits on the sunny patio of a Reservoir Hill café, about a five-minute stroll from her Sandtown home. ...
BmoreArt’s Picks presents the best weekly art openings, events, and performances happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas. For a more comprehensive perspective, check the BmoreArt Calendar page, which includes ongoing exhibits and ...
Although both artists in critique omissions in the art historical cannon and offer compelling counter narratives, it is not enough to place their work in neighboring museum galleries and call ...
A Photo Essay by Houlton Mahaney According to Baltimore Pride, "Each year in June, the GLCCB kicks off Pride Month in celebration of Baltimore’s vibrant LGBTQ/SGL community. Baltimore Pride has ...