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This past Friday, June 19th, I was lucky enough to visit Jonathan Latiano’s studio and interview him briefly about himself and his current projects. His work space is located in School 33 Art Center, just upstairs from one of School 33’s current exhibitions that Jonathan is participating in, the Studio Artist Biennial. Jonathan was very generous with his time and we discussed a multitude of topics surrounding his interests, the themes in his work, and his ongoing projects. Click through to see photos of Jonathan’s studio and read about our conversation.

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1 studio available now! Move in January 2015!

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Applications will be considered on a rolling basis.

Studio Information:
Spaces are approximately 450 sq. ft.  All leases are for one year, renewable upon approval. Spaces are work only. Studio space offers plenty of natural light, a great community of local artists to work around, and participation in our studio mentor program!

Eligibility:   
Qualified fine art artists. Students and Employees of the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts are not eligible.

Rent:   
$380/month, large windows, hardwood floor, and utility sinks on each floor. Prices include heat, a/c, and electricity.

Application Procedures: 
Send resume and CD portfolio with 10 JPEG, images (no more than 1 MB each, labeled Lastname_Firstname_01, etc.), completed application and slide description sheet to:

School 33 Art Center
c/o Melissa Webb
1427 Light Street
Baltimore, MD 21230

If you have questions, please contact Melissa Webb, at MWebb@promotionandarts.org or at 443-263-4350.

Registration forms can be downloaded here:

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Call for Entries:

Co-Lab(oration) Project #4: Rain Garden

Application Deadline: Dec. 1, 2014

All submissions must be received at School 33 Art Center by 5pm on Monday, December 1st, 2014. Materials received after this date will not be considered.

Notification Date: Monday December 15, 2014

School 33 Art Center is now accepting artist portfolios. Artists interested in collaborating with other artists of different disciplines, to create an outdoor installation within the new rain garden on the Birkhead Street side of the historic School 33 building should apply.  Three artists will be selected to collaborate on this project, which will be on view for at least one year. Each selected artist will be awarded an honorarium of $3000 for this collaboration. This project also comes with a budget for supplies and materials. Individual artists will be selected based on the strength of their portfolios.  No proposals should be submitted. Artists are invited to visit School 33 Art Center and see the actual space prior to submitting a portfolio for consideration.

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Co-Lab Project #2: Front Stoop / Back Yard by Kelley Bell, Linda DePalma, and Melissa Webb (Photo credit: Theresa Keil)

This project is part of the ongoing Co-Lab(oration) project at School 33 Art Center funded by the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation’s Artistic Innovation and Collaboration Grant.

Once artists are selected on December 12, 2014, they must thereafter be available to meet regularly to collaborate, create and implement the new rain garden environment, which will should be installed and fully completed during June, July and August 2014. If you are not available locally during this timeframe, do not submit your portfolio for this application. The finished project will be unveiled in early September 2014.

Co-Lab(oration) is an on-going platform for diverse artists to work collaboratively in a process of creative exploration, resulting in the development of multiple new works. The project should cultivate the production and exhibition of new artwork that integrates the ideas of artists from varied disciplines, encourage artistic experimentation and creative risk-taking to support the development of innovative practices or new artistic forms.

Selections will be made by our panel of jurors:

Linda DePalma, Prolific public artist and educator, working in the areas of large-scale sculpture and mixed-media

Melissa Webb, Exhibitions Manager for School 33 Art Center and Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts

To submit your portfolio for this opportunity you must be a current School 33 Art Center member. If you would like to join School 33 or renew your membership, please visit http://school33.org/index.cfm?page=support or call 443-263-4350. Artist Memberships are $35 annually. All artist members are encouraged to apply.

http://www.school33.org/index.cfm?page=exhibits&section=calls-for-entry&subsection=callsToArtists

 

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Lotta Art 2014

The 22nd annual Lotta Art Benefit takes place on Saturday, November 8, 2014 from 6pm to 9pm.  For 2014, the event returns to School 33 Art Center, located at 1427 Light Street.  The fundraiser features a lottery-style drawing for original artwork, delectable food and wine, and music.  The lottery-style drawing starts at 7:30pm.  More than 100 talented artists generously donate their artwork for the benefit. The exhibition is open to the public from Saturday, November 1 through Friday, November 7. Proceeds from Lotta Art support School 33 Art Center, an institution that has championed the arts for more than 30 years through arts education, exhibitions and a Studio Artist Program.  The 2014 Lotta Art Benefit is produced by School 33 Art Center, a facility of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts.

Tickets for LOTTA ART 2014 are on sale! Click here to purchase tickets!

School 33 Art Center is dedicated to providing opportunities for visual and performing artists through solo and group exhibitions, art classes, hands-on workshops, a Studio Artist Program and special events. A program of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, School 33 Art Center is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council and through private contributions.

Lotta Art features juried art by local artists who have generously donated their work to benefit School 33 Art Center. Each art ticket holder is guaranteed a work of art in this lottery-style drawing.

Exhibit Website

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Lotta Art 2014

The 22nd annual Lotta Art Benefit takes place on Saturday, November 8, 2014 from 6pm to 9pm.  For 2014, the event returns to School 33 Art Center, located at 1427 Light Street.  The fundraiser features a lottery-style drawing for original artwork, delectable food and wine, and music.  The lottery-style drawing starts at 7:30pm.  More than 100 talented artists generously donate their artwork for the benefit. The exhibition is open to the public from Saturday, November 1 through Friday, November 7. Proceeds from Lotta Art support School 33 Art Center, an institution that has championed the arts for more than 30 years through arts education, exhibitions and a Studio Artist Program.  The 2014 Lotta Art Benefit is produced by School 33 Art Center, a facility of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts.

Tickets for LOTTA ART 2014 are on sale! Click here to purchase tickets!

School 33 Art Center is dedicated to providing opportunities for visual and performing artists through solo and group exhibitions, art classes, hands-on workshops, a Studio Artist Program and special events. A program of the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, School 33 Art Center is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council and through private contributions.

Lotta Art features juried art by local artists who have generously donated their work to benefit School 33 Art Center. Each art ticket holder is guaranteed a work of art in this lottery-style drawing.

Exhibit Website

 

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There are more artists coming to Baltimore every year, especially emerging artists, who need a space to make their work and call their own. Started in 2014 by Lydia Pettit, Platform Arts Center aims to create a welcoming environment to each and every person that walks through its doors, utilizing the warm feeling of the 1830’s row home on Mulberry St. With 13 affordable studios, a gallery on the storefront first floor, and a woodshop in the basement, PAC provides everything a young artist needs to feel integrated in the arts community. Platform Gallery is versatile, offering a space for performance, conversation, programming, and exhibitions that are fully accessible to those in the arts and the public alike. PAC is about art and conversation for everyone, and a space for emerging artists to expand and develop their practice.

Open 10am to 6pm Saturday and Sunday!

Artists:

Alicia Ciambrone

Nicole Dyer

Rebekah Kirkman

Marisa LaGuardia

Lydia Pettit

Ally Siberkeit