Love and Basketball: Photos from the CIAA Championships in Baltimore
Women's first-round CIAA Championships: Virginia Union vs. Claflin
Moves, thrills, and sportsmanship as Baltimore hosts the 2021-22 CIAA Men's and Women's Basketball Championships
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Baltimore News: BMA Security Guards Curate Exhibition, Art Health & Healing, Beach House’s New Album, and more
Baltimore news updates from independent & regional media
This week's news includes: New exhibition at the BMA curated by security guards, "Worst of Waters" exhibit coming to Grimaldis Gallery, art community members describe their goals for the BMA, and more reporting from Real News Network, The Afro, WYPR, and other local and independent news sources.
Scaling Up: The Late Richard Yarde’s Watercolors
With 'Richard Yarde: Beyond the Savoy,' a watercolorist gets his due at the Baltimore Museum of Art
The exhibition will be many people’s first encounter with Yarde’s distinctive improvisational and graphic watercolor style which colorizes, enlarges, and simplifies historical photographs of Black American life, history, and culture.
BmoreArt’s Picks: February 22-28
The best weekly art openings, events, and calls for entry happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas.
This Week: Single Carrot Theatre's Is Edward Snowden Single?, BMA Violet Hour: The Monument Quilt, tet[R]ad closing reception at MAP, Jamie Grace Alexander, Rob Ferrell, and Abbey Parrish panel discussion presented by Gormley Gallery, The Peale presents Unmarked film screening, and more!
Baltimore Art and Spirits
An Interview with Max Lents of the Baltimore Spirits Company and Gallery
The Baltimore Spirits Co. Cocktail Gallery offers a chance for one of my favorite pairings: cocktails and art.
Gallery Roundup: Elaine Fisher, tet[R]ad, and Chris Wilson
Three succinct reviews of three must-see exhibitions in Baltimore this weekend
Exhibits at Project 1628, Maryland Art Place, and Julio Fine Arts Gallery at Loyola
Baltimore News: Snail Mail, Strawberry Mansion, Abortion Rights in MD, Drug Paraphernalia Legislation
Baltimore news updates from independent & regional media
This week's news includes: Lindsey Jordan rocks, Maryland House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones' abortion rights legislation, local director Albert Birney profiled in advance of his film release at the Parkway, and more reporting from Maryland Matters, WYPR, The AFRO, and other local and independent news
Spatial Ambiguity: An Interview with Carol Miller Frost
Frost's paintings and drawings, on view at C. Grimaldis Gallery, contain a playful pressure and classical beauty
The experience of viewing Light Engagement, Carol Miller Frost’s solo show at C. Grimaldis Gallery, is anything but what its title implies.
BmoreArt’s Picks: February 15-21
The best weekly art openings, events, and calls for entry happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas.
This Week: Lou Stovall at the Kreeger Museum, MICA Blackives presents Tom Miller Week, BMA Violet Hour with Lauren Frances Adams, Mequitta Ahuja, LaToya M. Hobbs, and Cindy Cheng, Dave Eassa opening reception at Cody Gallery, Maryland Arts Day, and more!
Red is the Color of Valentines Day
Valentines Day Looks Served Up by Doubledutch Boutique in Photos by E. Brady Robinson
Whether you see yourself in the Lupercalia "wild party bacchanalia" camp this year or as a more traditional St. Valentines martyr-loving romantic, today is an opportunity to express yourself with color and style in a celebration of all kinds of love.
FOLLOWING: @bethisms
How the painter incorporates AI, apps, and IG into her practice
"[Painters are] constantly trying to find new ways of presenting these symbols for the eye to interpret, but also let them become their own thing. But then this AI comes along, and look! It can just do it in a few seconds!"
Looking Back at Infinite Futures
In TLaloC’s 'Orbis Tertius: Hlaer to Jangr,' vibrant inflatable pieces filled the space from floor to ceiling, gleaming like alien objects, their purpose and meaning inscrutable.
In an economic and political environment where artists are accustomed to scarcity, the notion of excess space is indeed otherworldly.
Baltimore News: Bedford Leaving the BMA, the Legendary Royal Theatre, ‘The Block’ Fights Back
Baltimore news updates from independent & regional media
This week's news includes: Hogan not running for Senate, Safe Streets program is dangerous work, a profile on 'Rat Film' filmmaker Theo Anthony, and more reporting from Baltimore Magazine, Technical.ly Baltimore, The Art Newspaper, and other local and independent news sources.
Art AND: James Williams II
The painter and professor on parenthood, vulnerability, and why it's important to have a 'mindset of experimentation'
"While exploring new hobbies, I came across new materials [and] I had collected ideas over the years that I had always hoped to explore."
BmoreArt’s Picks: February 8-14
The best weekly art openings, events, and calls for entry happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas.
Open House exhibition at MICA, Barbara Takenaga on NMWA xChange: Pulsating Patterns talk show, SHAN Wallace and Webster Phillips at Pratt Library, Forever Indonesia exhibition artist talk at TU Asian Arts + Culture Center, Chris Wilson solo exhibition reception at Julio Fine Arts, and more!
Archives Are for Everyone
Hosted jointly by the SNF Parkway Theater and the Enoch Pratt Free Library, the yearlong Baltimore Living Archives Residency features Lawrence Burney and SHAN Wallace
The residency gives artists access to the Pratt’s archives as well as the Parkway’s resources, along with the ability to publicly present their research.
Baltimore’s Fallen Firefighters: Memorial Photos
Grief and Gratitude in a Photo Essay by Jill Fannon from the February 2 Memorial
Mourning the loss of Lt. Paul Butrim, Lt. Kelsey Sadler, and firefighter Kenny Lacayo, three firefighters who died in the line of duty in January
A Revolutionary Summer Releases ‘The Manifesto Issue’
The new magazine features manifestos, portraits by Schaun Champion, and more info on the critical reading and writing program for Black girls
Taking the form of poems, essays, letters, and stories, the manifestos are sometimes loud, as if shouted through a bullhorn, while others read like a prayer, a setting of intention.