Maryland Art Place

Maryland Art Place Inspiring, supporting and encouraging artistic expression through innovative programming, exhibitions, and educational opportunities since 1981.

Pain is temporary, MAP is forever…  🖊️💪 As we celebrate the 45th anniversary of Maryland Art Place, our staff has agreed...
08/31/2026

Pain is temporary, MAP is forever… 🖊️💪 As we celebrate the 45th anniversary of Maryland Art Place, our staff has agreed to get matching MAP tattoos if we reach our anniversary donation goal of $45,000!

For 45 years, MAP has helped champion artists, cultivate new ideas, create opportunities for creative expression, and connect art to the vibrancy of our communities. We are possible because of those who have believed in the power of contemporary art and in MAP’s role within Maryland’s creative community.

Our need for support is more urgent than ever as we see fellow art spaces and partners close their doors. Your support helps us keep our calls for art FREE and accessible to all artists, and enables us to revitalize our historic location in order to better serve the Baltimore arts community.

Our 45 FOR 45 CAMPAIGN celebrates the people who have made this work possible—and invites the next generation of supporters to help carry it forward.

We invite you to make a gift to MAP’s 45th Anniversary Campaign today!

Visit: [email protected]

Want to donate by check? Mail to:
Maryland Art Place c/o 45
218 West Saratoga Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Upcoming exhibition Natural Herstories: FINAL Sneak Peek! 🌊🌳We are incredibly excited to highlight artists Laura Amussen...
08/29/2026

Upcoming exhibition Natural Herstories: FINAL Sneak Peek! 🌊🌳

We are incredibly excited to highlight artists Laura Amussen, Maria Lux, and Leslie Shellow as participants in our upcoming show, opening Sept. 10th during Bromo Art Walk!

“Natural Herstories” explores womxn artists’ complex relationships with the natural world, with a particular focus on artists who employ nature as an act of reclamation against colonialist narratives within their work.

Observation is key. These three artists use their perception of nature and ecosystems to create cross-media works that respond to human interaction within the environment today. Check out more of their work below!

https://bakerartist.org/portfolios/lauraamussen
https://marialux.net/
https://www.leslieshellow.com/

Upcoming exhibition Natural Herstories: Sneak Peeks! 🦩🦌We are incredibly excited to highlight artists Divya Anantharaman...
08/24/2026

Upcoming exhibition Natural Herstories: Sneak Peeks! 🦩🦌

We are incredibly excited to highlight artists Divya Anantharaman, Shasta Donegan, and Ellen Jewett as participants in our upcoming show, opening Sept. 10th during Bromo Art Walk!

“Natural Herstories” explores womxn artists’ complex relationships with the natural world, with a particular focus on artists who employ nature as an act of reclamation against colonialist narratives within their work.

Via the art of taxidermy, Divya and Shasta create ethical works that revive the dead; Ellen transforms this life into something nostolgic, personal, and emotionally familiar. Check out more of their work below!

https://www.gothamtaxidermy.com/
@/shasta_donegan on Instagram
https://www.ellenjewettsculpture.com/

Since opening its doors in 1981, Maryland Art Place has served as a critical resource forcontemporary art in Maryland, s...
08/23/2026

Since opening its doors in 1981, Maryland Art Place has served as a critical resource for
contemporary art in Maryland, supporting hundreds of artists each year through exhibitions, affordable studio space, art sales, mentorship, fiscal sponsorship, and other opportunities for professional growth.

Our need for support is more urgent than ever as we see fellow art spaces and partners close their doors. Your support helps us keep our calls for art FREE and accessible to all artists, and enables us to revitalize our historic location in order to better serve the Baltimore arts community.

Our 45 FOR 45 CAMPAIGN celebrates the people who have made this
work possible—and invites the next generation of supporters to help carry it
forward.

We invite you to make a gift to MAP’s 45th Anniversary Campaign today!

Visit: [email protected]

Want to donate by check? Mail to:
Maryland Art Place c/o 45
218 West Saratoga Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

Tonight! Walk + Talk Tour and Mentor Mixer!  Every summer MAP makes selections from area college thesis shows to present...
08/21/2026

Tonight! Walk + Talk Tour and Mentor Mixer! Every summer MAP makes selections from area college thesis shows to present in our Annual Young Blood Exhibition. Join us this evening for a casual tour and artist talk and hear from our artists directly. 6-8pm. 218 West Saratoga Street between Park & Howard Streets. Parking is free after 6pm.

Upcoming exhibition Natural Herstories: Sneak Peeks! 🪡 🐦 🦴We are incredibly excited to highlight artists Jennifer McBrie...
08/20/2026

Upcoming exhibition Natural Herstories: Sneak Peeks! 🪡 🐦 🦴

We are incredibly excited to highlight artists Jennifer McBrien and Caitlin McCormack as participants in our upcoming show, opening Sept. 10th during Bromo Art Walk!

“Natural Herstories” explores womxn artists’ complex relationships with the natural world, with a particular focus on artists who employ nature as an act of reclamation against colonialist narratives within their work.

Through the lens of femininity, Jennifer and Caitlin create works in fiber that respond to cycles; Systemic, personal, and natural. Check out more of their individual work below!

https://bakerartist.org/portfolios/jennifermcbrien
https://www.caitlintmccormack.com/

To close out our 17th annual Young Blood program, we are hosting a Walk + Talk Tour and Mentor Mixer IN TWO DAYS, Friday...
08/19/2026

To close out our 17th annual Young Blood program, we are hosting a Walk + Talk Tour and Mentor Mixer IN TWO DAYS, Friday, August 21, from 6 to 8 PM at MAP! 🖼️
We hope you join us to connect emergent artists with peers, mentors, professors or artists who inspire, support or connect with their work. This professional development opportunity gives artists the chance to host an informal artist talk/studio visit to gain insight, invite critique or perspective surrounding their work. Each artist will host a 10 to 15 minute artist talk to discuss their work and answer any audience questions. We look forward to celebrating our exhibiting artists!!

DON'T MISS OUT: Young Blood Revisited, our MICA Bicentennial show, is still on view until the END OF THIS WEEK, Saturday...
08/18/2026

DON'T MISS OUT: Young Blood Revisited, our MICA Bicentennial show, is still on view until the END OF THIS WEEK, Saturday, August 22! Check it out at MAP on Tuesdays-Saturdays between 12pm-4pm🤩

As part of MICA’s 200th Anniversary, MAP will proudly be presenting new works created by MICA alumni who had previously exhibited in Youngblood. Each year following graduation, Maryland Art Place’s (MAP’s) Executive Leadership and Program Advisory Committee (PAC) curates Young Blood, an annual exhibition of works by recent Baltimore-area Masters of Fine Art graduates.

Since 2008, Young Blood has showcased recent MFA graduates from Baltimore-area institutions, bringing together artists from diverse programs to exhibit work from their thesis projects. The exhibition serves as an important platform for emerging artists, providing visibility, critical engagement, and professional recognition. Over the past 18 years, Young Blood has featured 124 artists from institutions including MICA, UMBC, Towson University, the University of Maryland, and Goucher College. Join us on Thursday, July 9, to celebrate a selection of MICA alumni whose work has been part of this longstanding program.

Upcoming exhibition Natural Herstories: Sneak Peeks! We are incredibly excited to highlight artists Luci Jockel, Elizabe...
08/17/2026

Upcoming exhibition Natural Herstories: Sneak Peeks!

We are incredibly excited to highlight artists Luci Jockel, Elizabeth Holtry, and Tara Sellios as participants in our upcoming show, opening Sept. 10th during Bromo Art Walk!

“Natural Herstories” explores womxn artists’ complex relationships with the natural world, with a particular focus on artists who employ nature as an act of reclamation against colonialist narratives within their work.

Using found, natural materials, these artists create sculptural forms to convey vulnerability and fragility- whether that is within relationships, the environment, or internally. Check out their individual portfolios for more artwork!

https://www.lucijockel.com/
https://www.elizabethholtry.com/
https://www.tarasellios.com/

MAP sits inside one of the many historic buildings in Baltimore… Our Saratoga Street location is not only vital to the B...
08/16/2026

MAP sits inside one of the many historic buildings in Baltimore… Our Saratoga Street location is not only vital to the Bromo Arts District, but the history is intertwined with Baltimore City as a whole. 🏢🏙️

Since opening its doors in 1981, Maryland Art Place has served as a critical resource for
contemporary art in Maryland, supporting hundreds of artists each year through exhibitions, affordable studio space, art sales, mentorship, fiscal sponsorship, and other opportunities for professional growth.

Our need for support is more urgent than ever as we see fellow art spaces and partners close their doors. Your support helps us keep our calls for art FREE and accessible to all artists, and enables us to revitalize our historic location in order to better serve the Baltimore arts community.

Our 45 FOR 45 CAMPAIGN celebrates the people who have made this
work possible—and invites the next generation of supporters to help carry it
forward.

We invite you to make a gift to MAP’s 45th Anniversary Campaign today!

Visit: [email protected]

Want to donate by check? Mail to:
Maryland Art Place c/o 45
218 West Saratoga Street
Baltimore, MD 21201

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218 W Saratoga Street
Baltimore, MD
21201

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Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 12pm - 4pm

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