We are very happy to present this review of ‘Staged: Studio Photographs from the Collection’ by Lindsay Marson, a Moore College of Art and Design student in Chenoa Baker’s Writing for Art and Design class.
Read MoreWe are very happy to present this review of ‘Liisa Nelson: Dreams’ by Magdalene Sanchez, a Moore College of Art and Design student in Chenoa Baker’s Writing for Art and Design class. In their review, Magdalene talks about ceramic art as a way to stay connected to our material world.
Read MoreWe are very happy to present this review of Prior Reinhardt’s ‘Such an Effort,’ written by Elizabeth Brabham, a student in Chenoa Baker’s Writing for Art and Design class at Moore College of Art and Design.
Read MoreWe are very happy to present this review of the ‘Shared Vision’ exhibit by Moore College of Art and Design student Kaila Moise, a student in Chenoa Baker’s Writing for Art and Design class at Moore College of Art and Design.
Read MoreArtblog’s new contributor, Joni Sullivan, writes about the exhibit, ‘Playing House’ a charged feminist look at how cherished childhood dreams don’t match grown up reality. Blah Blah Gallery hosts the exhibit, a gallery that supports female and female-identifying artists, now located in the midst of a bustling non-arts corridor — the Italian Market area.
Read MoreSusan Isaacs calls the exhibit ‘Thread Lines’ inspirational and an exhibit elegantly installed and well worth your visit. The group show at Goya Contemporary in Baltimore has works by many well known fiber artists including Joyce J. Scott and Sonya Clark, who use their art for personal as well as social commentary.
Read MoreJanyce Denise Glasper sees the debut film of artist Titus Kaphar and says it deserves “endless praise.”
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