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Amazing Women Roller Skating Around Baltimore Captured in Vivid Photographs
Photographer E. Brady Robinson captures amazing women roller skating across Baltimore in vivid photographs that speak to communality, friendship, and the power of women.
‘It Is Only a Matter of Time’: David Yarrow’s Photograph of a Prowling Wolf is an Ominous Warning
It Is Only a Matter of Time, a photograph by fine art photographer David Yarrow, was the source of serious conversations at his recent exhibition. The inherent political innuendo engendered intense debates about the photograph that remain unresolved.
Grazer Kunstverein Appoints Tom Engels New Artistic Director
Tom Engels appointed Artistic Director of the Grazer Kunstverein. He was selected by a jury of seasoned art professionals for his curatorial visions, innovations, and forward-looking art ideas.
Celebrating New York City Through Photographs and Artworks at The Armory Show
Bruce Silverstein Gallery is celebrating New York City at this year’s Armory Show with an installation featuring photographs, prints and paintings by famous artists with deep connections to New York City.
Damien Hirst’s Pill Cabinets Confront Society’s Faith in Drugs as a Panacea
From Medicine Cabinets to Pill Cabinets, Damien Hirst’s Cathedrals Built on Sand is a reminder of Drug Addiction and an unconventional artistic practice.
Honoring Jackson Pollock: Artist Pays Homage to this Famous Member of the Abstract Expressionist Movement in His New Show
Honoring Jackson Pollock is a major commitment for Fayez Barakat. In his new works, the artist continues the aspiration of the famous member of the abstract expressionist movement.
National Building Museum Reopens With New Offerings for Visitors
As the COVID-19 vaccines and vaccinations continue to make an impact across the country, many places are opening up. One of them is the National Building Museum which will reopen in April. The museum has several offerings for visitors as it awaits the arrival of its President and Executive Director.
New Museum Curator for Old Masters at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen has appointed Ruben Suykerbuyk as the new museum curator in charge of its Old Masters collection and new art.
Retirement Wishes for Elisabeth Fairman, an Outstanding Curator
Retirement Wishes pour in for Elisabeth Fairman, Chief Curator of Rare Books and Manuscripts at the Yale Center for British Art as she retires from the Center after almost forty years.
What are DRAWING GLOVES for?
If you end up staining your drawings or drawing tablet with grease or sweat from your hands, you need a drawing glove! What are drawing gloves? A drawing glove also called an artist glove or two-finger glove, is a glove that prevents your drawing from getting stained on traditional media like paper. The glove also…
Trump Baby Protest Blimp Acquired by Museum of London
The giant Trump Baby protest blimp used in protests against President Trump and his administration globally has been acquired by the Museum of London
Naomi Beckwith Becomes Guggenheim First Black Deputy Director and Chief Curator
Guggenheim Museum appoints Naomi Beckwith Deputy Director and Chief Curator, making her the first black person to occupy these positions.
Westmont Contemporary Art Collection Now on Display
Westmont Contemporary Art Collection now on display online showcases the museum’s rich permanent collection enhanced by donations from artists and collectors
Social Distancing Art Festival Examines Coronavirus Impact on Social Life
Social distancing festival searches for answers on how artists have been using their creativity and time at home to address the challenges posed by the coronavirus
New Mexico Museum of Art Executive Director is Mark A. White
Mark A. White who has just been appointed executive director of the New Mexico Museum of Art will help the museum achieve its objective and growth post coronavirus
Maryland Historical Society Awards $200,000 in Pathways Grant
Maryland Historical Society awards $20,000 each to eleven historical organizations to expand their capacity to steward and share state history.
Multidisciplinary Artists and Writers Discuss Women’s Future
Baltimore multidisciplinary artists and writers are discussing the future of women artists and politics in a patriarchal society
Michelle Obama: Love and Joy of Service in Chasing Light
Stunning photographs of Michelle Obama and family by former White House photographer Amanda Lucidon on display at the Enoch Pratt Library in celebration of Black History Month.
Bike Life Movement: A Photographer’s Intimate Encounter
The controversy surrounding DC BikeLife Movement is at the center of Godspeed, a photography exhibition that provides an intimate and behind the scene look at this subculture that has put the D.C. police on the edge.