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Our Favorite 2018 Exhibitions in Baltimore and Washington DC Explored Social Justice, Identity Politics, and Diverse Narratives It's definitely been a year of change. In 2018, there were too many ...
Mark Bradford’s Tomorrow is Another Day Part II at the Baltimore Museum of Art by Cara Ober In real estate and contemporary art, the impact of context cannot be overstated. In ...
Pulse: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer at the Hirshhorn Marries Advanced Technologies of Surveillance to the Theme of Loss by Kerr Houston Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s heart rate, at the moment, is 88. That may be ...
The Cultural Programs for the National Academy of Sciences and Artist Diane Burko Explore Climate Change in Unexpected Ways by Lyric Prince SciArt, which is most often defined as a ...
Satellite Miami is a Challenging, Friendly, Interactive Space for Artists and Those Who Love Them by Cara Ober Art fairs are for collectors. Art fairs are for curators. Art fairs ...
An Untitled Art Fair Conversation by Michael Anthony Farley and Cara Ober Michael Anthony Farley: Untitled is such a gem. I’m eternally grateful that the curated fair annually marks the ...
BmoreArt's Sixth Issue and Release Party: Photo Essay by Jill Fannon I don't care what anybody says: Baltimore has amazing style and knows how to party. In other places, the ...
A Trip to the Newly Renovated Glenstone Museum in Potomac, MD by Amber Eve Anderson The Glenstone is full of contradictions. While it is free and open to the public, ...
Japanese Woodblock Prints: The Art of Collaboration at The Walters Art Museum by Kerr Houston Certainly you could argue that Tokuzo should have stayed home. After all, Japanese tradition had long ...
New Beginnings Barbershop and Luvs Art Project Fundraise and Focus on Positive Work and Community Engagement by Cara Ober "New Beginnings Barbershop appears like a Kerry James Marshall painting manifested ...
A Year After Reopening, Baltimore Clayworks Looks Towards a Bright Future by Suzy Kopf The Baltimore Clayworks, a 38-year old veteran arts organization in Mt. Washington, recently celebrated its one ...
The BmoreArt Journal of Art + Ideas: Issue 06 Centers on Baltimore as a Creative Home by Cara Ober For BmoreArt’s newest print journal, we asked a variety of Baltimore-based ...
Rachel Whiteread's First Comprehensive Survey in America Questions the Authorship of Monuments and Authority of Masculinity by Dr. Jordan Amirkhani For as long as I can remember, the open atriums ...
The Meaning Behind the Disappearance and Degradation of Baltimore's Confederate Monuments by Kerr Houston Since the City of Baltimore removed, in August of 2017, four monuments with Confederate associations, the ...
Brick X Brick's Socially Engaged Performances Protest US Policies that Uphold White Supremacy, Patriarchy, and Rape Culture by Ada Pinkston On October 5th, I woke up at 5:00 am without an ...