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Baltimore Museum of Art Presents a Retrospective on Joan Mitchell

by Baltimore Museum of Art May 5, 2022May 4, 2022

The only East Coast presentation of this exhibition includes 70 artworks and rarely seen photographs, letters, poems, and other archival materials from the Joan Mitchell Foundation.

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At the Baltimore Museum of Art, Joy That Is a Little Askew

by Seph Rodney March 27, 2022March 28, 2022

Richard Yarde’s watercolors make a historical document into something personal, wistful, more a vision than a visual fact.

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Why Joan Mitchell’s Paintings Can Never Die

by Seph Rodney March 23, 2022March 25, 2022

Unlike the more celebrated painters around her, she didn’t resolve herself to working the same issues over and over; she kept asking herself other questions, pushing the paint to do what it had not quite done before.

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Guard the Guards, Not Just the Art, Says Baltimore Museum Union in Demonstration

by Jasmine Liu March 22, 2022March 23, 2022

“We want livable wages and to be able to live well,” said ​​Rob Kempton, a security guard. “I think our efforts are warranted, and we aren’t going to go down without a fight.”

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The Last Public Confederate Statue in Maryland Is Removed

by Jasmine Liu March 16, 2022March 16, 2022

The “Talbot Boys Statue” stood outside a courthouse in the town of Easton for 106 years.

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BMA Exhibition Examines Matisse’s Friendship With a Baltimore Collector

by Baltimore Museum of Art October 14, 2021October 13, 2021

Over 160 artworks, including rarely seen works on paper, illuminate Etta Cone’s vision and her role in creating the Baltimore Museum of Art’s mammoth Matisse collection.

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The Curious Emergence of Two Mermaid Museums in the US

by Hakim Bishara September 29, 2021September 29, 2021

Two museums, one in Berlin, Maryland, and another in Aberdeen, Washington, are both self-funded women-led projects.

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​​Baltimore Museum of Art Wants to Reimagine Itself “From Scratch”

by Hakim Bishara September 14, 2021September 14, 2021

After facing backlash for its plan to de-accession major works, the BMA will consult with community members to reinvent its role.

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Tschabalala Self’s Sensual Stories of Race, Sex, and Power

by Barry Nemett August 21, 2021August 22, 2021

From one project to the next, Self reinvents herself and reimagines how to portray the human body.

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Baltimore Museum of Art’s Exhibition on New Contemporary Acquisitions Highlights Collection Diversification

by Baltimore Museum of Art June 2, 2021June 1, 2021

Works by Firelei Báez, Theresa Chromati, Thornton Dial, Virginia Jaramillo, Laura Ortman, Betye Saar, Jaune Quick-To-See Smith, and more are on view at the BMA.

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Baltimore Museum Showcases Work by Underrepresented Artists, Funded by 2018 Deaccessioning

by Cassie Packard May 17, 2021May 17, 2021

The museum has used the funds from the $16.1 million sale of works by artists including Warhol and Rauschenberg to acquire 125 works by underrepresented artists and artist collectives.

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Archaeologists Locate Site of Harriet Tubman’s Family Home

by Valentina Di Liscia April 21, 2021April 21, 2021

A small coin dated 1808 led archaeologists to identify the area as the former site of the plantation where Tubman lived before escaping enslavement in 1849.

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