Saturday, February 5th, 7:00 – 8:30pm: An evening with writer and curator Sarah Darro featuring an exclusive meal from Baltimore restaurant Blacksauce Kitchen
Guests will enjoy an evening with writer and curator Sarah Darro. You can still join us from afar. Select the Snack Pack option below and we will send a Baltimore themed Snack Pack directly to your front door.
- Purchase of a ticket includes: Access to an online event with a takeout meal or Snack Pack.
- Please note tickets are nonrefundable.
- Please note that you will pick up your takeout meal directly from the restaurant.Click for directions.
Blacksauce Kitchen is a mobile food business located in Baltimore, MD. Best known for their delicious biscuit sandwiches but offering a plethora of Southern-style comfort foods, Blacksauce engages with food on a deep and personal level. Their mission is simple: to produce genuine food. Remaining faithful to their southern roots and imagination, Blacksauce combines study with intuition creating food that connects with their audience making them pause and remember what it means to enjoy and reminisce about the simple things in life.
Sarah Darro is a curator and writer working at the nexus of contemporary art, craft, and design. She has established a curatorial vision that is invested in reinvigorating museum spaces as forums for discourse, innovation, action and engagement through experience. Her research interests range from architecturally-influenced design and the agency of objects to artist communities, socially engaged practice and relational aesthetics. She has worked in arts institutions across the United States, in Italy, and in the United Kingdom. Exhibitions that she has curated have been featured in publications including American Craft, Architectural Digest, Condé Nast Traveler, Urbanglass Quarterly, andArts + Culture Texas. Most recently, Darro curated Radical Objects Now, a mobile exhibition hosted within three significant architectural sites in Houston, After Memphis: Crafted Postmodern at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (HCCC) and B. Anele: I Don’t Play That Game, also at HCCC. Darro holds a Master’s degree in visual, material, and museum anthropology from Oxford University and Bachelor’s degrees in art history and anthropology from Barnard College of Columbia University.
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