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Welcome to Quid Nunc Art Gallery, where art meets curated innovation.

Housed in the heart of the Mount Vernon neighborhood, Quid Nunc Art Gallery welcomes all forms of artistic expression from established and emerging artists.

08/31/2026

Quid Nunc Art Gallery, in partnership with the Baltimore Met Gala, presents STATEMENT: Mahogany — A Tribute to Diana Ross, an exhibition celebrating the style, influence, glamour, and cultural legacy of an icon.

Join us throughout September to experience the exhibition and the artists’ interpretations of Mahogany.

On View: September 3–27
Opening Reception: September 3 | 7–9 PM
Wine Tasting: September 25 | 7–9 PM (Ticketed)
Closing Reception: September 27 | 3–5 PM
📍 1007 N. Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21213

If you caught a glimpse of the work at the Baltimore Met Gala, now’s your chance to experience the full exhibition at Quid Nunc.

Participating artists include: Hassan🐞 Alexis Brown Serenity Maurice Scarlett III ( ms3 ) TheGroovyVandal G. Brianna Nave|Creative and Artist Samad Onque Tyrone Wilkens Sergio Neptuna Samad Onque justRo Demont Pinder Aishwarya Chari BaltimoreArt

08/16/2026

We’re excited to partner with Art Space Vidigal and Genre: Urban Arts for Size Matters, now on view in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 🇧🇷

This international collaboration brings artists and communities together across borders, and we’re grateful to be part of its presentation.

Join Mark A. West Jr today at 6:30 PM NYC time on Instagram Live for a look inside the exhibition, or visit their link in bio to view the catalog and schedule a 1-on-1 virtual tour.

08/14/2026

We’re taking a little break! Quid Nunc Art Gallery will be closed for the remainder of August, but you can still catch us at the Baltimore Met Gala on August 29th. Otherwise, we’ll see you back at the gallery in September!

***PURCHASE BALTIMORE MET GALA TICKETS IN THE BIO***

Discount Code: quidnunc

08/12/2026

BTS moment from WBAL today ✨ Our very own Nancy Blackwell and Artist Demont “Peekaso” Pinder stopped by to talk about being honored with Culture Icon Awards in the Art and Artist categories.

Tickets for the Saturday, August 29, 2026 event are available via the link in our bio.

08/10/2026

Perspectives is tomorrow, August 11 🎨

Join us at Quid Nunc Art Gallery at 6 PM sharp for an evening of open dialogue, thoughtful feedback, and conversation around your work.

Bring a physical piece you’d like to discuss and come ready to share, listen, and engage with fellow artists.

08/07/2026

JustRo is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work confronts the complex interplay between personal identity, culture, and the weaponization of history. His practice is deeply informed by a personal journey of navigating the “phantom wounds” of inherited historical trauma, a theme he explores through a unique combination of allegorical painting, documentary portraiture, and storytelling through digital and print media.

By weaving intimate psychological narratives with sharp sociological commentary, JustRo’s work captures the feeling of living in a world where one’s reflection is deliberately blurred. JustRo’s art argues that the act of creating is an act of resistance, and that mending the fractured narratives of the past is essential for building a more honest future.

Our featured Baltimore MET Gala artist of the day is Just Ro. Just Ro will be doing the live painting at the Baltimore MET Gala during the event. Please join us on August 29th at LIVE! Casino.

08/06/2026

Our Baltimore MET Gala featured artist of the day is G. Pack. G. Pack’s work is rooted in Afro-Spiritualism and portraiture, with a focus on capturing the emotional and cultural complexities of contemporary African American life. He draws heavily from the chiaroscuro techniques of the Baroque period, using light and shadow to create a sense of tension that mirrors the balance between triumph and adversity that defines much of the Black experience in America today.

He often explores the paradox of resilience in the face of generational inequality, how joy, cultural expression, and spiritual depth continue to thrive despite a history of trauma and erasure. G. Pack’s goal is to create a visual language that speaks to this duality, shedding light on marginalized narratives and giving visibility to the people and stories that are often overlooked.

G. Pack comes from a devoutly religious family with a long lineage of preachers, and that influence shows up in both the themes and energy of his work. Faith, mortality, and the human need for connection are constant threads in his paintings and murals. He sees each piece as a kind of sanctuary, an invitation for viewers to reflect, question, and feel without shame or judgment.

G. Pack’s work lives at the intersection of personal and cultural history, honoring where he comes from while challenging where we are headed. He aims to create art that bridges past and present, documenting experience and also helping to shape it.

08/05/2026

Brianna Nave is a Black q***r visual artist from Indianapolis, Indiana, working primarily with photography and digital media. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Clark Atlanta University. Her practice centers on observing everyday life—often capturing moments of movement, transition, and stillness within social, political, and communal spaces.

Nave’s debut exhibition, Fingerprints of Freedom, was presented at Quid Nunc Art Gallery. She has also participated in Rooted in Tomorrow, an Afrofuturism exhibition in Baltimore, Maryland, and was featured in Art of Caring. Her work has been shown internationally at the Immortal Art Fair in Mexico City, hosted by the Bureau of Q***r Art.

In addition to gallery-based exhibitions, Nave has collaborated with educational institutions, including Academically Futuristic, a project developed with Roland Park Elementary/Middle School to commemorate the school’s 100-year history through visual storytelling. Alongside her studio practice, she works in visual communications for the State of Maryland, documenting political and legislative processes through photography and digital campaigns. Her work reflects an ongoing interest in how images function as tools for documentation, memory, and public engagement.

Our featured Baltimore MET Gala of the day is Brianna Nave!!!

Address

1007 N. Charles Street 1st Fl
Baltimore, MD
21201

Opening Hours

Saturday	12pm - 5pm
Sunday	12pm - 5pm

Telephone

+14107074778

Website

http://www.quid-nunc.art/

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