This weekend, catch JM Giordano’s Killer Angels at the Windup Space on Wednesday, May 22. Then, on Saturday, don’t miss the Panel Discussion: New York Centrality and the Artist’s Practice from 2-4 pm at The Reinstitute. Saturday night, there’s the reception for Rodolphe Delaunay: “Of the Attraction of the Sun” at Current from 7-10 pm, presented [...]

Caitlin Cunningham’s solo show at sophiajacob, informally referred to as “Tan Penis Island,” is a carefully assembled collection of references around the subject of Tahiti and the insidious effects of Western hegemony, manifesting in a range of found ephemera and Cunningham’s own constructed pieces. The show is preceded by online promotion and explication of Cunningham’s [...]

Swing by Erik Thor Sandberg Gilding and oil paint glimmer in the Baltimore Museum of Art’s galleries of European art from the fifteenth through nineteenth centuries, providing a subtle framing element for the temporary exhibition Surreal Selves in the newly renovated Contemporary wing. The exhibit features the paintings of Sascha Braunig, Erik Thor Sandberg and [...]

Curator Hyejung Jang Personal ritual, family, food, place, safety, shelter, and a sense of belonging are both tangible and intangible universal elements of home. ‘Exchange: A Home Based Residency,’ created by Hyejung Jang, on exhibit at School 33, was an experimental effort to bridge the gap between artists and the greater community. Providing two international [...]

Hydroflow at Silber Gallery Goucher College in Towson, MD Curated by Laura Amussen In Hydroflow, a new art exhibit at Goucher College, 10 artists- Christian Benefiel, Sukey Bryan, Mike Calway-Fagen, Eric Dyer, Matthew Fisher, Allyn Massey, Lisa Moren, Matthew Northridge, Calla Thompson, and Elena Volkova- use paint, photo, video, sculpture, and installation that explores the multifaceted aspects of [...]

“Movies are an empathy machine, drawing us into other lives, allowing us to identify with those of other races, genders, occupations, religions, income levels or times in history. Good films enlarge us, and are a civilizing medium. Bad films narrow us. No films at all impoverishes us.” – Roger Ebert Lillian Bayley Hoover’s exhibition of [...]

This weekend don’t miss States of Mind at The Stamp Gallery and Curator’s Incubator: Jeremy Stern at Maryland Art Place on Thursday, an exhibit of Homewood Art Workshops at JHU and Hydroflow at Goucher College’s Silber Gallery and Process Collective’s POWERHOUSE at Penthouse Gallery on Friday, Flutter & Our Journey: Survivor Empowerment Project at Pinebox Art Center on [...]

The Baker Artist Awards has bestowed another $75,000 to Baltimore’s arts community, as was announced last night on MPT’s “Artworks.” This year’s batch of three awards goes to Jon Latiano, a dramatic installation artist and recent MICA grad (you can read Bmoreart’s review of his work here), Dariusz  Skoraczewski, a cellist of the BSO, and [...]

Sculpture by Prize-Winner Jacob Zimmerman, front, and Neal Gobin, back WST, SSY: Every week Bmoreart’s contributors travel around town to view the art showing in and around Baltimore City. ‘We Saw This, So Should You’ is a new series where we post photos from these exhibitions to give the work greater exposure. Obviously, photos are [...]

This weekend don’t miss the 10th annual Transmodern Festival of performance art happening all over the city, a new exhibit of works by Miranda Pfeiffer and Ledelle Moe at Open Space, The Baltimore Satellite Reef at City Arts, Out of Mind at Gallery 788, and a Sunday afternoon discussion of political cartoons with KAL at the [...]