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Where the Sun Dont ShineNudashank, H&H Arts Building, 3rd Floor 405 W. Franklin St. Baltimore, MD 4434152139 July 11 through August 8. Group Exhibition Featuring: Nick van Woert Jimmy Joe Roche Annie Farrar Brendan Sullivan JM Giordano Henry Winfiele Waltr Carpentr Bart O'Reilly The opening is part of the 1st Annual H&Hscape. Served as the ...
ABANDON SHIP (continued call for entries)July 10 - demolitionCurated by: Michael Benevento + Monique Crabb + Hans Petrich! An exhibition in preparation for the demolition of 30 South Calvert Street. For the past four years, Current has been a breeding ground for cultural production, opening ...
Protocol: Syntax/Semantics @ Gallery Four, 4th Floor Gallery Four H&H building 405 w Franklin st 4th floor Baltimore, MD
Dustin Carlson, cofounder of Gallery Four (one of the first of the more recent high quality artist run warehouse/galleries) introduced RECTIFIED as an exploration of imagery in relationship to the manufactured world of today. The artists' works spoke to themes relating to war, iconic American ...
Their premier exhibition of paintings, drawings and prints entitled WISE GUISE is chock full of work that looks like it was generated by a gang of like-minded visual artists who have had a significant influence on each other through both friendship and proximity and now ...
Children roamed about the three frenetic floors of the H&H Building, dressed up in clanking, gaping high heels and boas, eyes cobalt blue and lips Barbie pink, having returned from Jackie Milad and Sarada Conaway’s “Make-Over” station. 20-somethings and post-grads looking smugly interested and ...
Ten minutes later, and I was scurrying toward an indistinct door, ironically, in the same direction as a large rat I had seen earlier from the car, and ringing a doorbell simply marked "3rd floor." I didn't know this part of Baltimore well, and judging ...
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