Arty girls go to Baltimore
Fabulous DC arty girls Kelly and Veronica took a road trip with me to Baltimore yesterday to check out Charm City's art scene and we were absolutely charmed by it! First stop, Gallery 4 to see a group show that included some works by Maggie Michael (a great DC-based artist who just opened a show over the weekend at G Fine Art). Super impressive art space! Sure wish we had more like that in DC.

I particularly liked this series of photographs by an artist named Nyktas who shoots the insides of bottles of things like mustard and hair conditioner. I think this one is the inside of a bottle of industrial hand cleaner.
We popped in on the Contemporary Museum of Baltimore to see these works by Kianga Ford who creates site-specific pieces that explore the narrative spaces between people. Nifty little museum space that does great work.
Coffee break at Donna's.
Standing in front of a Franz West piece outside the Baltimore Museum of Art where we saw a great retrospective of his work. Loved the way his art engaged his audience. Side note: I didn't know Franz West liked using pink so much. What a genius. On one of the gallery walls was written this in large letters: Every time you think of me, we die, a little. I thought that was kinda cool though I am still pondering its meaning.
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you haven't already next time you visit Bmore check out Sub-Basement Artist Studios (http://www.subbasementartiststudios.com/) and the American Visionary Art Musuem (http://avam.org/)
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