Baltimore Art Worker

08/08/2025

New Baltimore Art Worker Substack post with updates and a section written for but not included in the book "TROUBLE: a Seventies Memoir".

Rick Chadwick

07/21/2025

What's next? Following the publication of my recent book "TROUBLE", I've been asked that question often. Here's the answer—sort of.

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Taking the step.

07/19/2025

Watch this video with commentary on Jim Condron's exhibition "COLLECTED THINGS" at The New York Studio School! Condron's great, unique assembled works are poignant and, surprising. (its part two after a good one on George Condo)

James Kalm has been hunkered down in his Brooklyn studio to avoid recent snow and slush storms. But as sooner as the streets were dry, your correspondent cou...

05/06/2025

Almost here! You don’t want to miss this.

Saturday, May 10th, from 2:00 to 5:30 PM in the Wright Theater at the University of Baltimore.

Celebrate the work of the graduating writers as they share from their powerful and deeply personal collections.

Writers include:
Ashley Krumrine, Ashlyn Mason Kenney, Breasia Boyd, Brianna Coleman, Chris Noakes, Diana Clarke, Gino William Gussio, Jack Livingston, Kayla Tellington. Kristy Towson, Kylie Catena, Rosanne Singer, and Shay Potter

12/14/2024

Lou Joseph—the right man for the job.

The Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts (BOPA) will retain its designation as Baltimore City’s Arts Council for Fiscal 2026 and has named agency veteran Lou Joseph to be the Arts Council’s new director.

11/27/2024

Look back 25 years to the building of the mosaic wall at the local American Visionary Art Museum

Reflections Posted on November 3, 2024 by Stephanie Zinger   I recall co-worker Dustin Carlson taking the scissor lift high as he steadied another heavy mosaic panel glinting in Baltimore’s inner harbor morning sun. A flash reflected across the embedded cut mirrors, cobalt blue bottles, and bits ...

10/27/2024

Brooklyn Rail gets great new web design

The Brooklyn Rail is a journal committed to providing an independent forum for visual arts, culture, and politics throughout New York City and beyond.

10/23/2024

Great interview with Amy Cavanaugh and Catlin Gill of MAP.

Maryland Art Place, an Interdisciplinary Hub: Interview with Amy Cavanaugh and Caitlin Gill I first discovered Maryland Art Place (MAP) through … Continued

10/09/2024

University of Baltimore's Welter Literary Journal is accepting Art submissions until midnight on Friday, October 11, for its 60th Anniversary edition.

Send us work now!

We are looking for artists from all walks of life to be in this year's digital issue of Welter! Send your media submissions today!
welter.submittable.com/submit

09/23/2024

My just published article on Towson's MFA in Studio Art program.

Towson University’s MFA in Studio Art MFA in Studio Art A Competitive MFA Degree from a Well-Funded, Multidisciplinary Art Department

09/14/2024

Nada Surf just gets better!

The best power-pop band currently intact and residing on this planet, Nada Surf has settled into a comfortable midlife groove of late, pumping out a handful of exceptional albums that resonate on a number of levels without straying far from its signature sound. Moon Mirror (New West), the group’s ...

09/02/2024

Open studios in NY

It's a perfect chance to discover new artists and learn about their creative process.