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This week's news includes: Stem and Vine combines plants and wine, The Dizz gets a second look, Baker Artists on MPT, Honoring Carl Grubbs, The Rubell Museum's gorgeous new book, BSO+B&O to honor MLK, The Club Car opens in Station North, and more!
In the spirit of the store and the promise of second chances, we asked members of the Second Chance team to share a bit about their current favorite objects in the store.
This Week: Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore at the Pratt, Truce curated by Cierra Lione at Motor House, Chukwudumebi “Chuks” Amadi-Emina in a virtual conversation via the BMA, Make Studio's BRAWLIN' opening reception, denim mending with Rosa Chang (장성지) at BMA Lexington Market, and more!
Frazier and Griffin's shared vision has made possible a series of narrative works that bring otherwise overlooked corners of Baltimore to the forefront of public attention.
As Union Market’s newest edition, Chela Mitchell’s savvy, self-reliant approach is a graceful affront to the status quo.
This week's news includes: Joseph Orzal + NoMüNoMü, what Julia Fleischaker is reading, Amos Badertscher in Art Forum, Greenmount Avenue’s Thai Restaurant closes, six Black Baltimore creatives, launch of free public Wi-Fi for Baltimoreans, and more!
There’s a chance one of Graham Coreil-Allen’s artworks has saved your life. Coreil-Allen’s collaborative “painting” practice—colorfully cascading across sidewalks, asphalt, and other infrastructure—is as much about the objective probability of preventing deaths as subjective aesthetics.
Mobtown is about more than just connecting with a dance partner, it’s about connecting with the city you live in and the people around you.
This Week: Motor House DAP Showcase featuring The Storage Unit Collective at Keystone Korner, Hyunsuk Erickson, Kini Collins, and Fanni Somogyi exhibition opening at Creative Alliance, Vagabond Player's "Witness for the Prosecution," and more!
Memorable and Award-winning Essays, Illuminating Baltimore's Cultural Landscape in Unexpected Directions This Year
A Year in Podcasts, Albums, Articles, Memes, Inventions, TikToks, Essays and also - what's missing from these lists.
While the Walters has been able to boast of one of the strongest collections of Ethiopian art in the world since the 1990s, the current exhibition offers a meaningful attempt to tell a complex and relational visual history in unprecedentedly detailed ways.
Ghost Rivers, Ethiopia at the Crossroads, No Pix After Dark Interviews Carlos Rabas and Emma Childs, Best Baltimore Books of 2023, Annapolis Public Art Controversy, Best Bites of the Year - and more
A Vast Network of Creative Community is Revealed in the Enigmatic Artistry of Quilter Elizabeth Talford Scott
Gathering at the table and pausing to appreciate one another is always the best gift.