Overlooked Liminal Spaces Host Some of Baltimore's Best Public Art
All the demolition and reconstruction in the decades preceding the 80s reated a plethora of liminal spaces in our cities—and Baltimore was lucky to attract artists who rose to the placemaking challenge they presented.
The best weekly art openings, events, and calls for entry happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas.
This Week: So much! Pre Zero at Fadensonnen, Girls on Girls opening reception at Alchemy of Art, an opening reception for Katie Pumphrey at Creative Alliance, Art Around Hampden, 'Jubilee: St. James at 200' film discussion at the Lewis, Who Failed the Kids? closing reception + artist talk, and more!
Elevating Connection at the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
As the first Black music director of a major orchestra and also the youngest, breaking barriers and leaning into a bold vision is at the core of Heyward's personal playbook.
Unionized Museum Staff on their New Collective Bargaining Agreement
"Our workplaces are the political spaces that may have the most direct impact on us. Why shouldn’t we try to democratize that process and uplift the voices of those of us who are experts in our professions?"
UMBC’s newly launched Maurice Berger CADVC Program Fund pledges to support work on the histories of race, representation and justice in visual culture
Berger’s notion of us was always an expansive one, so it’s fitting that his legacy continues to grow, even after his death.
Baltimore art news updates from independent & regional media
This week's news includes: Katie Pumphrey's art imitates life, "objectionable art" at the Smithsonian, a posthumous Bay Bridge cameo in 'The Baltimorons,' KenYatta Rogers journey to August Wilson, street art on West North Avenue, new state Arts & Entertainment districts announced, and more!