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Exhuming Domestic Roots
Zoë Charlton's Images Merge Family Memories into Metaphor
The artist Zoë Charlton enjoys roaming the aisles of craft stores, filling her basket with an assortment of materials, especially decorative stickers of trees, leaves, clouds, and various birds, such as geese, ducks, owls, and hawks.
The Aesthetics of a Cocktail: The Bluebird’s Paul Benkert Does Not Play
An interview with the owner of Baltimore's most beautiful cocktail bar
Truth and Beauty: 10 Baltimore Artists to Watch
What does beauty mean to you? What is its purpose and how can it be accessed?
Who are the artists and culture producers who explore and challenge the idea of beauty in their work? A Photo Essay by Justin Tsucalas
Captain Marble
An Interview with Sculptor Sebastian Martorana
It's rare to find a contemporary sculptor skilled in the ancient craft of carving marble.
Full Time Sculptor: In the Studio with Chris Bathgate
For the past fifteen years, Bathgate has built, modified and used a variety of metalworking tools and machinery.
Bathgate’s body of work is comprised of intricately machined metal sculptures that represent the combination of his unique metalworking style with a pragmatic, logistics-based approach to engineering complex metal objects.
Art Collector Cheating, Post-Blackness, and Being Dumb Like a Painter
Photos and Audio from BmoreArt Talks with Rashid Johnson and Mera & Don Rubell
Learn all about being "dumb like a painter," about how art collector couples "cheat" on each other, and what Post-Blackness actually means.