Artscape 2018

Music At Artscape 2018

Rumba Club

Queen Wolf

Super City

Film At Artscape 2018 - Animated Shorts

AIRPORT

Michaela Müller, 2017, Switzerland/ Croatia, 11 MIN

Airports - the pinnacle of modern society, places where the limits of borders, security and tolerance are constantly tested.

THE BIGGEST WAD IS MINE

Sam Gurry, 2016, USA, 3 MIN

Junior High is one sticky situation.

THE ELEPHANT'S SONG

Lynn Tomlinson, 2018, USA, 8 MIN, World Premiere

An old farm dog recounts the true tale of Old Bet, the elephant at the start of the American circus. Their mournful melody is hand-crafted using both oil pastel and painterly clay-on-glass animation techniques.

GREEN WATER

Marnie Ellen Hertzler & Beth Hoeckel, 2017, USA, 2 MIN

Easter is here and things are starting to get strange.

SANS CHLOROPHYLL

Phil Davis, 2017, USA, 3 MIN

An experiment in animated choreography with autumn leaves. Consisting of hundreds of scanned and photographed leaves animated to a banjo soundscape. A celebration of the vibrant burst of seasonal beauty.

UGLY

Nikita Diakur, 2017, Germany, 12 MIN

An ugly cat struggles to coexist in a fragmented and broken world, eventually finding a soulmate in a mystical chief. Inspired by the internet story ‘Ugly the Cat’ and animated with computer simulated marionettes.

BMA - Sondheim Finalists Exhibit

Natalie and I went to the Baltimore Museum of Art today. We mainly went to see the Sondheim Artscape Prize exhibit but they had a lot of other cool stuff we hadn't seen before. We had a couple of beers at Gertrude's restaurant, using up the last of the gift certificate Mike and Karen gave for Christmas a couple of years ago.

Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize

From June 20, 2018 — August 5, 2018

For one of the summer’s most highly anticipated exhibitions, the BMA and the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts present works by the Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize.

The winner of the $25,000 fellowship was Erick Antonio Benitez.

2018 Finalists:

Erick Antonio Benitez (Baltimore, MD) is a multidisciplinary artist, musician, organizer, and curator whose work explores concepts of identity, culture, mysticism, and the natural world.

Nakeya Brown (Laurel, MD) is an artist who uses photography to explore the complexities of race, beauty, politics, and gender.

Sutton Demlong (Baltimore, MD) is a sculptor who utilizes traditional woodworking techniques to explore the possibilities of imbuing personality and presence in abstract sculpture.

Nate Larson (Baltimore, MD) is a photographer and MICA professor who works with big data, historical research, and community partnerships to create expanded documentary projects.

Eunice Park (Parkville, MD) is an artist who creates paintings inspired by dreams, memories, and experiences with family and in the workplace.

Stephen Towns (Baltimore, MD) is a painter and fiber artist whose work explores how American history influences contemporary society.

Bmore Art's Photos of the Exhibit.