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Jackie Milad in studio, photo by Saskia Kahn News & Opinion BmoreArt’s Picks presents the best weekly art openings, events, and performances happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas.

Connect+Collect Professional Development & Career Visual Art An Interview with the Exhibition's Featured Rubys Artist Grant Recipients Words: Photos: When entering BmoreArt: Connect + Collect Gallery, the sound of bell rattles entrances you into alternate realities, from the reenactment of a family story of astral travel, to a fantasy land of fiery dreamscapes, to the remains of a disappearing island community in the Chesapeake Bay, to poetic meditations of earth-body monumental forms.

Kevin Brown in Nancy by SNAC, photo by Justin Tsucalas Food & Drink News & Opinion Studio Visits An Interview with the Iconic Cultural Maven and Proprietor of Nancy by SNAC Words: Photos: Kevin Brown can tell you all about Baltimore. Locally born-and-bred, he knows this city as the ever-evolving urban mosaic that it is. Like Baltimore, he wears many badges. Now he’s polishing them, proud to learn from every experience he’s endured.

Michael Sherman at the BMA with with Katherine Bradford, "Superman Big Circle of the Universe," 2015 Artworld Global Collecting Visual Art Unlike other collectors who value objects over all else, Sherman uses his position to champion artists.

Maryland Institute College of Art Announces Exhibition Opening for Making America Again: So Strong, So Brave, So True Press Release :: August 18 The Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) will present Making America Again: So Strong, So Brave, So True, an exhibition featuring work by a representative cohort of Ford/Philip Morris Foundation Fellows for Artists of Color (1985-99), whose careers have had a lasting impact on the contemporary art world.

Two hundred years ago, Baltimore was the fastest growing city in the country. Despite how much has changed in the last two centuries, the infrastructure and ethos of Charm City were already being shaped. Commercial gas streetlights lit the bustling harbor where most residents lived.

artwork: Monica Ikegwu, Eclipse, 2025, Oil on canvas, 36 x 48″ News & Opinion BmoreArt’s Picks presents the best weekly art openings, events, and performances happening in Baltimore and surrounding areas. This Week: Closing reception for DMV Artists for Venezuela, The Valerie J.

Baltimore has stayed busy through the heat, and three exhibitions on view right now shouldn’t be missed. Current Space is showing two: Demolition by Neglect: Research and Residues, a solo exhibition by Marian April Glebes, and the group show Bed Bath & Body Works. The shows at Current are typically exciting, but this is a particularly fantastic combo, and with both being great hits you get a really lovely two-for-one deal.

Skip to Main Content Food & Drink The Executive Chef and Owner of Josefina on His Journey to Opening Harbor Point's Spanish Dining Destination Words: Photos: From a distance I see a bright warm yellow sign with a clavel—carnation flower—a symbol of devotion, passion, and the national flower of Spain. As I enter the restaurant Josefina, I am welcomed by red tones, tall ceilings, organic shapes, ceramic patterns, Flamenco music, and the delicious smell of seafood.

Striding Lion. 5th century. Baltimore Museum of Art: Antioch Subscription Fund. BMA 1937.1 47 Media & Literature Visual Art "Uncovering Antioch" Will Send You on a Treasure Hunt to the Baltimore Museum of Art's Antioch Court Let me introduce you to the Greek goddess Tethys, a Titan with a Mona Lisa smile. She’s goddess of fresh waters (and nursing moms), famous for her winged brow, and for marrying her brother Oceanus. She holds court at the Baltimore Museum of Art.