In conjunction with the 2014 SPE National Conference theme “Collaborative Exchanges: Photography in Dialogue”, The Special Collections Department of the Albin O. Kuhn Library & Gallery and the Department of Visual Arts, at UMBC have offered the images of the Hughes Company Glass Negatives Collection for reinterpretation and reinvention.
Information about how to participate here: Hughes Remix
Openings and activities in and around Baltimore- February 2014.
sophiajacob – Sam Moyer and Eddie Martinez, opening February 22, 2014, 7-9pm
ALLOVERSTREET Gallery Walk: Saturday, February 15, 2014
Penthouse Gallery – Copycat Apt. B501, 1511 Guilford Ave.
REGALIA: Dean Cercone and Evan Price, Curated by Kimi Hanauer
Bodega Gallery – Copycat Apt. A100, 1511 Guilford Ave.
FEED THE BIRDS: Tony Auth and Jenn Kim
Lil Gallery – Copycat Apt. C403, 1511 Guilford Ave.
Founding Fathers: Tony Auth, Claire Felonis, Sara Grose, Jenn Kim, Stephen
Leinhaas, Ian Reynolds, and Dan Scully
Annex 2E – Apt. 2E, 419 E. Oliver St.
Flat Tires: A night of performances
*Some performances contain mature content
Gallery CA – 440 E Oliver St.
Baltimore 1: The residents of CityArts Apartments
*Free Hot Chocolate!
Open Space – accepting application for their Alternative Art Fair this Summer at Artscape. Applications HERE.
Maryland Art Place – LIGHT TOUCH, curated by Liz Wells Exhibition Dates: February 12 – June 22, 2014 Public Reception: March 5, 11-3pm, International Pier of The Baltimore Washington Airport. Light Touch includes artwork by five artists who use photography to explore aspects of the physical world. The presenting artists are: Chrystel Lebas (France/UK), Heidi Morstang (UK), Marja Pirila (Finland), Lynn Silverman (Baltimore), and Frank Hallum Day (Washington, DC) and is produced in partnership with UK curator, Liz Wells, The Society of Photographic Education Conference 2014 (Baltimore City,) and Baltimore Washington International (BWI) Airport.
Pinebox Art Center and The Contemporary – CoHosts lecture series: Nick Cave,
Reception, Lecture
Creative Alliance – Creative Alliance Residents’ Open House w/ Horse Lords. See more at: http://www.creativealliance.org/events/2013/creative-alliance-residents%E2%80%99-open-house-w-horse-lords#sthash.kfw2lgA3.dpuf
Schulman Project – February 21, 6 – 9pm Opening Reception of Just At Bare Reserve, a solo exhibition by David S. East
This is the last week for the VISIBILITY MACHINES exhibition at UMBC’s Center for Art Design and Visual Culture, but Trevor Paglen and Haron Forocki, and we thought it was worth looking into some research on drones and the military industrial complex that this show digs in to.
New iPhone app documents US drone killings, article in the Atlantic Monthly.
Projects attempting to photograph the NSA headquarters, but Trevor Paglen.
Drones at the current Sochi Winter Olympics.
Robots, soldiers and cyborgs: The future of warfare.
The contradiction at the heart of “Dronestagram” is that these drone attacks, condemned by the U.N., are invisible acts of war in an age of mass media.
FAA grounds beer delivery drone.
Leonard Knight, artist at Salvation Mountain, dies at age 82
Lonnie Holley profile in the New York Times Magazine.
Mike Nelson at the Power Plant in Toronto.
Turn your stories and memories into art at the Waverly Branch of the Enoch Pratt Free Library!
http://bit.ly/1bOnXRL
School 33’s 2014 Call for Entries for the Members’ Gallery and the Project Space is now open!
Deadline for entry is February 28th, 2014.
To apply for a solo exhibition you must be a current School 33 Art Center member and must not have exhibited in a solo exhibit at S33 in the last two years. If you would like to join School 33 or renew your membership, please visit their members page or call 443-263-4350. All artist members are encouraged to apply.
For more info please visit: http://www.school33.org/index.cfm?page=exhibits§ion=calls-for-entry&subsection=CallforMembers
Hamiltonian Fellowship Application: due Saturday, March 1, 2014 at 6:00pm
Now Accepting Applications for 2014-2016 Term
The 7th annual open call to the Hamiltonian Artists Fellowship is now open. Advancing the professional development of emerging visual artists, the two-year program serves as a critical steppingstone for the next generation of contemporary artists in Washington, DC.
What will you receive as a Hamiltonian Fellow?
– Exhibitions and gallery representation by Hamiltonian Gallery
– Mentorship from established artists and art professionals
– Critiques and exhibition support
– Access to professional development lectures and premier career resources
– Annual $1,000 stipend
– Community engagement and outreach opportunities
Apply Today!
Please visit www.hamiltonianartists.org/apply for all information on application guidelines and forms, fellowship requirements and a description of our selection process.
Deadline: Saturday, March 1, 2014 at 6:00pm
All incomplete applications and applications that are postmarked after this date will not be considered.
For additional questions, please call 202-332-1116 or contact us via email at info@hamiltonianartists.org.