Open Studio Tour returns on October 19th and 20th! Registration is open to all visual artists with studios in Baltimore City. For 25 years, Open Studio Tour has brought together professional artists and the general public, giving collectors and art lovers the opportunity to visit the studios of visual artists.
Learn more and register your studio: http://bit.ly/15ZWr0a !
Washington School of Photography presents…
Photography Gear Expo
At Baltimore’s Pinebox Art Center
August 10th and 11th, 2013
Saturday – 12pm-4pm
Sunday – 11am-3pm
The Washington School of Photography will host prominent members of the photo community in a photography expo, August 10th and 11th, at the newly renovated Pinebox Art Center, in Highlandtown.
Both professional and amateur photographers alike are welcome to bring their camera and lenses and spend time updating their portfolios with four great models, and seasoned instructor Leo Heppner at the Baltimore PAC Photo Expo. Representatives will be present from Dynalite/Rimelite as well as Multiblitz USA lighting companies. Their new equipment will be available for use during the photoshoots, allowing people to try out their equipment in real shoots. Other products available to demo include TetherTools and Lensbaby.
Access to both days of the expo are free of charge.
The 2nd annual Station North Salon Show is an unjuried all-inclusive exhibition of visual art created by artists from the greater Baltimore region. Please see below for participation guidelines and consider submitting your work on July 26th or 27th!
Venues include:
• Liam Flynn’s Ale House
• Joe Squared
• Bohemian Coffee House
• Station North Arts Cafe
• Charles Theater
• The WindUp Space
• Station North Chicken Box
• Single Carrot Theater
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The Small Business Resource Center (SBRC) is offering FREE workshops in a variety of topics this summer, including accounting, cash flow statement, basic digital photography, developing a business plan, mobile marketing, etc.
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You must register in order to attend. View and register for all SBRC Workshops @ http://www.eventbrite.com/org/2092375817 Workshop Location Small Business Resource Center 1101 East 33rd Street Suite C 307 Johns Hopkins @ Eastern Campus Baltimore MD 21218 443-451-7160
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The Arts Program at University of Maryland University College announces a call to all artists in the region of Maryland, Northern Virginia, and Washington, D.C., to submit entries for an exhibition scheduled for November 3, 2013–January 26, 2014, in the Main Gallery at the Inn and Conference Center in Adelphi, Maryland. The exhibition will include a full-color catalog with the works of all participants.
Current residents age 18 or older who live in the region and work in painting, sculpture, drawing, printmaking, fiber, glass, ceramics, wood, metal photography, and/or mixed media are invited to submit work for consideration. Best-of-Show will receive a solo exhibition in the 2014 season and a full-color catalog (approximately 40 pages) with invitations, press materials, an online exhibition, a reception, etc. Other prizes will also be awarded.
The jurors are Nona Martin, manager of public programs at the Smithsonian American Art Museum; Faheem Majeed, artist and director of undergraduate studies for art and art history at University of Illinois at Chicago; and Amy E. Raehse, executive director and curator at Goya Contemporary.
All work submitted must be original (no reproductions). All work must be suitably prepared for installation. The curator reserves the right to deny entry if any work is deemed not suitable for display or too difficult to install or has been altered from the image submitted for consideration. Entries must have been completed between 2010 through 2012.
Initial submissions must be high-resolution digital images of the works; no other format will be accepted. The application is available online at www.umuc.edu/art. The entry cost is $25 for up to two entries and an additional $10 for a third entry. See application for details! The deadline for submissions is Sunday, August 11, 2013. Questions? Contact Eric Key, director of the Arts Program, at 301-985-7937.
The Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance presents a Brown Bag Lunch Session exploring two new programs: Artists U/Baltimore and the Urban Arts Leadership Program.
Artists U is a program founded and directed by Andrew Simonet in Philadelphia. Artists U is a grassroots, artist-run platform for changing the working conditions of artists. The program includes workshops and individualized planning sessions with artist facilitators.
The Urban Arts Leadership Program will provide similar professional development mentoring with a specific focus on supporting artists of color. The program is currently being developed by David D. Mitchell, who also serves as a facilitator for Artists U/Baltimore.
Date/time: Monday, June 17, noon
Location: Arena Players, 801 McCulloh Street