Jill Fannon
Photographer
Jill Fannon is a Baltimore-based artist and photographer. She shoots regularly for BmoreArt’s print journals, especially Wearable Art photo essays, and online at BmoreArt.com. On the weekends, Jill photographs the Ravens cheerleaders, usually when they are midair. IG: @jfannonphoto and @allofthewindows
Stories By Jill Fannon
Connect+Collect Lecture 04: Collector Philippa Hughes and Artist Zoë Charlton
Collecting is all about relationships!
How to organize a studio visit, how to build relationships between artists and collectors, and what to do when your studio is a hot mess.
What They’re Wearing: Baltimore Vintage Expo
A perfect environment to showcase Baltimore's fashion-forward individuals
Baltimore Vintage Expo was the perfect environment to showcase a range of on-point wardrobe decisions and to capture some of Baltimore's more fashion-forward individuals.
Tax Tips for Artists, How to Price Your Work, and Museum Acquisitions
Connect + Collect III with Doreen Bolger and Taha Heydari
We discussed ethical relationships between artists, collectors, and galleries; strategies for exhibiting across the country and internationally; collecting at Baltimore-based art, and more.
Alternative Adornment
Art Jewelry Goes Beyond Self-Expression and Experimentation
While the value system of commercial jewelry posits that what is expensive is precious and desirable, art jewelry presents a view and experience of jewelry that is divorced from the pedestrian themes of sameness and status.
Ornamenta Glam: Photo Essay
The Baltimore Jewelry Center's Annual Gala Fundraiser
A photo essay by Jill Fannon with highlights, guests, and fashion from this the BJC's 2019 Ornamenta party
Connect + Collect 1: Collecting for Beginners
Connect + Collect Series 1: Schwanda Rountree and Mequitta Ahuja with Photo Essay by Jill Fannon
A range of strategies for beginning a collection-from how to conduct research, studio visits, payment plans, and the need for cultural ownership and preservation
Anarchy at 72: John Waters Indecent Exposure
Cara Ober Interviews with Pope of Trash at his retrospective at the Baltimore Museum of Art
Indecent Exposure offers a distinctly Waters-esqe aesthetic and campy humor, with hundreds of images collaged from myriad film stills, as well as photography, sculpture, sound work, video, and a flower photo that will squirt water if you come too close.