The Internet is Exploding: 10 Must-Read Articles This Week
The internet was wild this week but also not…? Rihanna is the world's richest female musician, lesbians cruises are apparently GOAT, and Italy really doesn’t li... Read More...
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Friday Gallery Roundup: Baltimore Jewelry Center, Creative Alliance, Gallery 1448
This week: You'd be surprised at what someone can do with a set of flatware at the Baltimore Jewelry Center's Appetites and Objects; glimmering excesses in Amy ... Read More...
Listening to the Saints: Oletha DeVane at the Baltimore Museum of Art
Oletha DeVane's Solo Exhibit at the BMA's Spring House
Oletha DeVane's "Saint for My City" can turn any room into a sacred space. The mixed-media sculpture fea... Read More...
Pride 2019 in Photos
This was my first Pride in the US. I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect, and the way Baltimoreans new and old spoke to me about it built up a bit of hesitation... Read More...
BMOREART’S PICKS: BALTIMORE ART OPENINGS, GALLERIES, AND EVENTS JUNE 18-24
This week: Sondheim Artscape Prize Finalist Talks at the Walters, Focacciatown: An operetta by Lex Brown at the BMA, AIRBORNE Exhibition Weekend hosted by the M... Read More...
Steve Ziger Brings the Intersection of Art, Architecture, Design, and Social Practice Home
How Architect Steve Ziger, of Ziger/Snead Has Influenced Baltimore’s Built Environment, Starting with his Own Home
Steve Ziger sits in the storefront windows o... Read More...
Required Reading for Artists: Barbara Bourland’s Fake Like Me
A New Novel Explores the Battles that Play Out in Every Artist’s Head While Deliciously Skewering the Art World
I’ve just finished reading Fake Like Me on a sh... Read More...
The Internet is Exploding: 10 Must-Read Articles This Week
The internet was just okay this week. Social media is turning #BlueforSudan, Art Basel and Andrea Bowers fucked up, the US Women’s Soccer team deserves to get P... Read More...
What They’re Wearing: Photos from the Baltimore Vintage Expo
I discovered the Goodwill as a teenager and my wardrobe has been a random-ass playground since then. Once a month they hosted a "fill a bag for $1" sale. We're ... Read More...
Art AND: Jani Hileman
Jani Hileman didn’t intend to be a ceramist but some things are inevitable. “I always thought as a kid if I got really good at one thing, I could do that and le... Read More...
Bonnie Jones’s Hyphenated Spaces
Bonnie Jones is teaching me how to fold a paper crane. Starting with a square, I connect the corners, fold once, fold again, copying each careful crease. I watc... Read More...
BMOREART’S PICKS: BALTIMORE ART OPENINGS, GALLERIES, AND EVENTS JUNE 11 – 17
This week: Connect + Collect IV: Philippa Hughes and Zoë Charlton at the Motor House, Dawn Bond and Lindsay McCulloch at Cade Art Gallery, Baltimore Pride, Chri... Read More...
Tax Tips for Artists, How to Price Your Work, and Museum Acquisitions: Connect + Collect III with Doreen Bolger and Taha Heydari
On Thursday, April 17, BmoreArt hosted a Connect + Collect panel with Doreen Bolger, former director of the Baltimore Museum of Art and a serious collector of B... Read More...
The Internet is Exploding: 10 Must-Read Articles This Week
The internet was super boring this week. Highlights: Naomi Wolf and her Ludacris career, insinuations and facts are different, before and after the Central Park... Read More...
With “Cats, Criminals, & Comedians,” Christine Ferrera says goodbye to Baltimore with a ferociously funny journey through art history
It took all of maybe 10 minutes into the version of "Cats, Criminals, & Comedians" that I saw Christine Ferrera perform at MICA a year or so ago before I wa... Read More...
Dogs, Man: Dogman and John Wick 3—movies about men, dogs, and revenge
The reasons to indulge baroque action flick John Wick 3 (out now) are as follows: Halle Berry's Belgian Malinois who follow her around and become the biting, bo... Read More...
The Energy of a Moment in David Driskell’s Exhibition “Resonance” at DC Moore Gallery
David Driskell’s art practice cannot be defined by a singular style or art movement. Informed by myriad methodologies, his art demonstrates vibrant and expressi... Read More...
BMOREART’S PICKS: BALTIMORE ART OPENINGS, GALLERIES, AND EVENTS JUNE 4 – 10
This week: Suzy Kopf at AIA Baltimore Gallery, Artist Talk with René Treviño at the Walters, the Maryland Arts Summit at UMBC, Ways of Seeing at Gallery CA, Ros... Read More...
Picking Up Joy: Dylan Ubaldo of Calasag on Filipino Community and Delicious DIY Food
“If I want a smoky flavor I will literally burn something.” Dylan Ubaldo, originator of Calasag Pop-Up, grins mischievously in a red apron. The Filipinx culinar... Read More...
The Internet is Exploding: 10 Must-Read Articles This Week
This week was a WEEK! The internet did its thing. No one did Muller's assigned reading, a man set himself on fire near the White House, and apparently Freedom G... Read More...
New Baltimore Gallery Catalyst Contemporary Offers Collectible Works by Artists from Baltimore and Beyond
In a city teeming with artists, Baltimore could use a few more galleries showing work by artists emerging enough to offer manageable price points but poised for... Read More...
Art AND: Stephanie Williams
Stephanie Williams is interested in dismemberment. Despite this, within seconds of arriving at her studio I felt immediately at home, wrapping myself in one of ... Read More...
The Perils and Pleasures of Institutionalizing “Camp” at The Met
If you have never encountered the concept of camp before, but saw some of the pictures of what the glitterati were wearing to the Met Gala, you might be forgive... Read More...
Party Photos from BmoreArt’s Magazine 07 Release at The Parkway
Photo Essay by Theresa Keil
On Thursday, May 23, BmoreArt hosted a release party for Issue 07: Body at The Parkway Theatre, one of Baltimore's architectural ... Read More...
BMOREART’S PICKS: BALTIMORE ART OPENINGS, GALLERIES, AND EVENTS MAY 28 – JUNE 3
This week: MICA celebrates Dorothy Gillespie '41, Baltimore Clayworks Seconds Sale + Preview Party, The Monument Quilt at the National Mall, the Lewis Museum ho... Read More...
An Interview With Ruth Pettus
Ruth Pettus’ enormous paintings of isolated massive figures emerged in exhibitions locally in the early 1990s. Each painting portrays a single mysterious male f... Read More...
The Internet is Exploding: 10 Must-Read Articles This Week
It’s Gemini season. The internet is freaking out. I’m freaking out. It’s been a week.
Highlights: Lizzo has been doing hella promo for her new album, Megan ... Read More...
Jessica Stafford Davis Works to Demystify Art Collecting
Jessica Stafford Davis, a Virginia-based curator, collector, and philanthropist, worked as an executive at AOL until 2013. As a young collector, she witnessed f... Read More...
“Hail Satan?” Tracks the Satanic Temple’s Strategic Trolling for Justice
Back in 2013, Tea Partying Florida governor and Turtle Guy from Master of Disguise Rick Scott signed a bill that pretty much allowed prayer in public schools vi... Read More...
An interview with Shawna Potter of War on Women about her new book, “Making Spaces Safer”
For the past decade or so Shawna Potter, front woman for the hardcore band War on Women, has toured the world, recording and performing songs about feminist rag... Read More...