BmoreArt

This Week: Baltimore School of the Arts 2021 Fall Exhibition online, Freedom Bound Exhibit + Virtual Tour at Banneker-Douglass Museum, Small Works | Big Cause at Creative Alliance, Betty Cooke at the Walters, A Fence Around the Torah at the Jewish Museum of Maryland, Chef Yassmeen H. Jackson at the

This week's Baltimore news includes: General Assembly overrides Hogan veto of voting map, mysterious Department of Health cyber attack, the market for Confederate statues and more reporting from Baltimore Brew, Maryland Matters, Slate, and other local and independent news sources.

This Week: Christopher Bathgate Collect + Connect Zoom Talk, A.WAKE / EULOGY featuring Jordan Tierney, David Page, and Rev J' Exodus Hooper at Area 405, Marin Alsop documentary screening at SNF Parkway, UNDER $500 at MAP, MFA Exhibition at Hamilton Gallery, and more.

This week's Baltimore news includes: Drug paraphernalia decriminalization denied, the world unprepared for future pandemic, generational wealth woes, and more reporting from Technical.ly Baltimore, The Trace, Baltimore Magazine, and other local and independent news sources.

The Guardians at The Peale, Rapid Lemon Productions' at Motor House, BMA hosts Monica Ikegwu and Tawny Chatmon in conversation with Myrtis Bedolla, MAP's UNDER $500, Current Space Art Market, Station North Holiday Market, Chris Bathgate at Connect+Collect, A Wake at Area 405

This week's Baltimore news includes:  Former City prosecutor charged, Latinos and COVID-19, Baltimore's Broadband Investment, and more reporting from Maryland Matters, The Real News Network, WYPR, and other local and independent news sources.

Administered by Creative Capital, the Warhol Writers Program offers three categories of project grants—articles ($15,000), books ($50,000), and short-form writing series ($30,000)—meant to counteract the systemic lack of funding for arts writing and to recognize its significant cultural value.

This Week:  A conversation with Edgar Reyes, Hannah Brancato at Montgomery College, The Essence of a Black Woman at Motor House, Holiday Sale at Baltimore Jewelry Center, Lou Joseph closing at Current, and more.

This week's Baltimore news includes:  Amy Sherald acquisition makes news, National Museum of African American History and Culture goes virtual, Baltimore's Black Arts District, and more reporting from The AFRO, Technical.ly Baltimore, Baltimore Brew, and other local and independent news sources.

This Week:  Sisters Freehold present The Sleepover, Station North Holiday Art Market, 2022 ICA Flat File on view, スウィートホーム SWEET HOME exhibition closes at CPM, Annet Couwenberg presented by SODA + UMBC, and Christopher Bathgate at Connect+Collect -- plus two calls f

This week's Baltimore news includes: Drug paraphernalia decriminalization vetoed by the Governor, Meta and Maryland, Downtown Partnership's shady partners, and more reporting from Maryland Matters, The Real News Network, WYPR, and other local and independent news sources.

This Week: Whitney Frazier and Kirby Griffin artist talk for The Guardians at the Peale, Say It Loud opening reception at AIA Balitmore, Victoria Rose Pass and Shane Prada discuss Betty Cooke's Walters exhibition, and more!

This week's Baltimore news includes: Rash Field redux, the National African American Quilt Guild comes to Maryland, Baltimore's IG goes national, and more reporting from Baltimore Fishbowl, Technical.ly Baltimore, The AFRO, and other local and independent news sources.

SHAN Wallace and Lawrence Burney & the Baltimore Living Archives project, Lynn Cazabon at Maryland Center for History and Culture, Webster Phillips and Rassaan Hammond Talk at Connect + Collect, René Treviño and Anna Fine Foer opening at C. Grimaldis Gallery, and more

Organizers say their aims align with the BMA’s goals to remake the museum into a more equitable, accessible, diverse, and inclusive institution. In a statement to BmoreArt, museum director Chris Bedford affirmed their shared interests.