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more cool things i’m not in Baltimore for…
The efforts of over forty artists and friends went into creating a post-modern bingo hall where whether you win or not, you go home with a piece of art. If you’re in the Baltimore area tomorrow or saturday night and are looking for a good time, come out and play bingo at Current Space gallery
-25 silk screened bingo cards, hand printed, 25 different designs
-chance to win prizes to some great restaurants, music venues, and local shops
-take in the splendor and craft of all of the handmade/painted work that went into producing the show
(top l-r: Nicole Rodrigues, Lou Joseph, Mitchell Goodrich; bottom l-r: John Bohl, Skye Gilkerson, James Bouché)
cool things i wont be in baltimore for
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whatsnatural: Hot off the press!
Open Space is pleased to announce its Third Annual Publications and Multiples Fair on April 28th and 29th, 2012, from 12-6 pm. This annual event is a celebration and survey of artist publications, prints, objects in multiple and much more. Co-curated with Nicholas Gottlund of Gottlund Verlag in conjunction with his show, Baker’s Dozen, currently on view at Open Space, this year’s fair promises a wide variety of artist publications and multiples from Baltimore and abroad. Exhibiting artists and publishers include:
Chloe Maratta
Chris Day
Closed Caption Comics
Dylan Thadani
Friends Records
FUKT Magazine
Gary Kachadourian
Gottlund Verlag
Guest Spot
Half Letter Press
Important Comics
Jason Kachadourian
The Kingsboro Press
Noel Freibert
Nowork
OSO Press
Public Collectors
Real Guts
Schematic Quarterly
Spaces Corners
Suzanna Zak
Swill Children
Temporary Services
Video On Paper
Wtr Clr Records
This year’s fair also includes lectures by David Senior and Ed Panar.
David Senior is a Bibliographer for the Museum of Modern Art Library, where he manages the development of the library’s collection with a particular focus on artists’ publications and other experimental publications in the fields of modern and contemporary art and design. Senior will discuss contemporary artist books as well as some of the shows he has organized and curated, including Access to Tools: Publications from the Whole Earth Catalog, 1968-1974 and Millennium Magazines.
Ed Panar is a artist and photographer who often works with other artist publishers. Born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania during the funk era in 1976, he graduated from high school during the grunge era in 1994. He went on to receive his MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art in 2005 during the middle of the Bush administration. His recent publications include Golden Palms (J&L, 2007), Same Difference (Gottlund Verlag, 2010), and Animals That Saw Me (The Ice Plant, 2011). His most recent book series Salad Days is being published by Gottlund Verlag. Ed currently lives and works among the forested hills and hollows of Pittsburgh.
Lectures will take place from 5-7pm on Saturday the 28th.
Open Space Baltimore is an artist run gallery space located in Remington in Baltimore City. Beginning as a collectively run art space in the fall of 2009, it has since hosted a wide variety of exhibitions and programming.
Open Space is located at 2720 Sisson Street, Baltimore, MD 21211.
Please email openspacebaltimore@gmail.com with any questions.
Come One, Come All!
Baltimore Contemporary Print Fair
i’ll be here, you should be here too!
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’ so excited to be a part of this!I’ll be showing some new work here with an awesome group of artists. It’s going to be a great show. Come out!
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I’ve been a little quiet lately because I’ve been feverishly preparing for the first opening of The Outliers in Baltimore on March 26th, 2012. This, of course, is only the beginning of the work that I hope to continue doing throughout years to come; I’m going back to Tennessee in June to continue photographing. Words can’t even express how much this project has impacted my life, my understanding of the world, and my practice as a photographer.
I hope that if you are in/near Baltimore, you’ll join me for the opening reception - there will be some pretty delicious food and some pretty great people. The MICA Photography Department will also be announcing the next recipient of the Meyer Fellowship. I’m looking forward to that initial “Oh God” conversation that happens between current Meyer Fellow and newly minted. Last year, 2010 Fellow Kottie Gaydos told me that I was in for “one hell of a year,” and she was right.
Hope to see you there, come celebrate!
So excited!
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Fields of Vision is the inaugural show from Baltimore’s new artist curated photo collective, (in parenthesis), who are dedicated to introducing contemporary photography and video to the Baltimore art scene. Fields opens at the Case[Werks] gallery on Dec. 2 . A reception will be held from 6-8 p.m. at the St. Paul St. gallery. (in parenthesis) is made up of J.M. Giordano (Modern Portraiture), Jill Fannon (performance in photography), Marian Glebes (landscapes), Sean Schiedt (alternative processing), Josh Sisk (photojournalism) and Dean Alexander (contemporary fashion). Each will curate a wall at the gallery based on their individual genres and members work will be integrated into the show to give the viewers an idea about what inspires us. In future shows, members will participate in a curatorial role only.
There will be a roundtable on contemporary photography held at the end of the show’s run in January. Speakers TBD. Using the gallery’s unique display cases, the show will include an exhibition of the modern photobook.
Throughout the coming gallery season, (in parenthesis) will curate three shows and host lectures on contemporary photography at various spaces around the city.
The mission of (in parenthesis) is to bring national and international photographers and videographers to Baltimore while educating the public along the way.
For the show Fields of Vision, each member was asked to select a genre and pick two or three photographers to survey in the show. Members were encouraged to show a piece or two of their own work for the first show only. Subsequent shows will show the work of other artists exclusively.
Fields of Vision:
Dec. 2 6-8 p.m.
Urbanite@Case[werks] Gallery
1501 Saint Paul Street
Suite 116
Baltimore, MD 21202
Tel: 410-332-4160; Fax: 410-332-4106
Email: info@casewerks.com
Founders:
J.M. Giordano
Jill Fannon
Sean Schiedt
Dean Alexander
Josh Sisk
Marian Glebes
Participating artists:
Rob Brulinski
Milana Braslavsky
Mark Alice Durant
Aiden Simon
Laurie Snyder
John Wood
Regina DeLuise
Julie Denesha
Monica Lopassay
Rita Minissi
Matt Roth
Edward J. Winter
James Luckett
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A Striped T-Shirt, September 2011
streetlight spot.
