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Mother-Daughter Duo Take Different Approaches to Their Sculptures
Michelle and Emily Lamb are a mother-daughter duo, living and creating at Artists’ Housing, Inc., Baltimore’s oldest residential art cooperative. Gallery 1448 is an art space owned and operated by Artists’ Housing. Emily Lamb was the first half of the duo to come to Baltimore, having officially moved to the city five years ago. Her mother hopes to join her in Baltimore permanently following the sale of her Denver home and the completion of her commitments to Denver galleries.
70 Years on the Stage
Donald Owens, 77, fell in love with theater as a young boy—playing outside, doing art and creating games with his friends. “I grew up during segregation and everything; I found a lot of outlets in the segregation,” Owens says, recalling how he had discovered theater. These outlets, Owens explains, were often in theater. “[It] could be in church theater, could be in the building theater, quite often within what we played in the streets,” Owens says.
Tara Gillespie: Abstract Resin Artist and Dream Topographer
Tara Gillespie, 39, is an artist by trade and by heart. For as long as she can remember, she’s been finding creative new ways to express herself, from film to writing to collage, and now—abstract art. While creativity has always been a strong theme in her life, it wasn’t always clear this would be her direction. Her journey took her through film school, a master’s degree in creative writing and publishing and a teaching career.
Datebook: Irish Tea, Opera and Craft Artisans
With March comes spring, and there’s much to celebrate including Baltimore’s booming arts and culture scene, shopping and festive events at which to meet and mingle. Find more news in food, business and lifestyle topics in our February/March digital issue. Throughout the Month Omar Ba: Political Animals The Baltimore Museum of Art welcomed acclaimed Senegalese contemporary artist Omar Ba in late 2022 for his first museum exhibition in the U.S., which is on display through April 2.
Corradetti Glassblowing Studio & Gallery
Baltimore Glassblowing Artisans at Work | Photos by David Stuck Anthony Corradetti rolls a metal pipe back and forth as his son Nico gently blows into the other end to expand a bubble of air within the hot glass secured on the other side. Anthony and Nico have to get the pressure right or the piece they’re shaping will collapse.
American Craft Made Showcases Artists’ Work in Baltimore
Even before traditional businesses came into being, people were creating craft as their livelihood, says Keona Tranby, director of marketing and communications for American Craft Council. “I think craft is really at the heart in so many communities of business owners,” she says. It’s that collective heritage that the council wishes to preserve, as well as reiterate how much connection these artisans still give us today.
VIDEO: The Art of Glassblowing with Anthony Corradetti
Corradetti Glassblowing Studio & Gallery has been a fixture in the Clipper Mill community since 2005. Baltimore Style takes you through the glassblowing process with a special behind-the-scenes look at Anthony Corradetti’s work. Corradetti is our featured artisan in the June/July issue of the magazine. Stay tuned for a full-length story to come. VIDEO
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