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Jmore talked with American Visionary Art Museum founder, curator and director Rebecca Alban Hoffberger about the museum’s new exhibition, “The Science and Mystery of Sleep,” which opens Oct. 10.
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Sarah Mersky Miicke, Yosef Webb-Cohen and Tracie Guy-Decker are three of the organizers and facilitators for the Baltimore Jewish Council's "18 Days Exploring Racial Justice" program. (Photos by Greg Dohler, Provided Photo, Nate Pesce)
The Baltimore Jewish Council’s “18 Days Exploring Racial Justice” program kicks off Oct. 14, and the new virtual program invites Jewish individuals and communal groups to participate in 18 days of learning and reflection about racial justice.
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“Zackary Drucker: Icons” is part of the Baltimore Museum of Art’s “2020 Vision” exhibition, which will be on display through 2021. (Provided by the Baltimore Museum of Art)
Charm City’s arts community adapts to the new normal this fall.
Read MoreFor years, The Ivy Bookshop on Falls Road has been like a second home to Baltimore’s book lovers. Now, The Ivy is preparing to move to its second home.
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Dan and Claudia Zanes perform as part of Creative Alliance’s Sidewalk Serenades program. (Provided Photo)
When the coronavirus pandemic hit, the Creative Alliance quickly launched “Sidewalk Serenades,” a series of “close but not-too-close personal concerts,” and they have many other projects in the works.
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When the pandemic hit, Baltimore Center Stage worked efficiently to create several virtual initiatives, including the “Play at Home” program.
Baltimore Center Stage is continuing to offer virtual programs this fall with the hope of returning to live theater in late January. And through it all, the theater has continued to help the community through various initiatives.
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Artist Katharina Grosse’s "Is It You?" is now on display at the Baltimore Museum of Art. (Provided by the Baltimore Museum of Art)
Christopher Bedford, director of the Baltimore Museum of Art, was gearing up for “2020 Vision,” a yearlong celebration of female-identifying artists, when the coronavirus pandemic hit in March.
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Catch Freda Payne at Keystone Korner Baltimore in November, join other Edgar Allan Poe devotees for an online "Poe Festival," and view Hannah Waiters' "The Gatekeepers" in the online showcase of "As It Should Be."
Get your creative juices flowing this fall with these virtual and in-person arts and cultural events.
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Sara Shalva: "When we moved into the virtual context, we realized we could reach out to authors and thought leaders who didn’t live in or near Baltimore." (Provided photo)
With the pandemic, the Gordon Center has launched a wide range of virtual programming. “Now more than ever, people are seeking hope,” says Sara Shalva, chief arts officer of the JCC of Greater Baltimore. “These are dark days, and arts and culture help people escape.”
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Julia Mann: “The Israeli film industry has just exploded in the last 10 years and become a major player on the international stage.” (Provided Photo)
A Baltimore native and Beth El congregant, Julia Mann currently resides in Tel Aviv, where she serves as the program coordinator for Docaviv: the Tel Aviv International Documentary Film Festival, which will be largely virtual this year.
Read MoreAssociated Women, LifeBridge Health and the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore will offer a virtual Healthy Holidays program on Sept. 1.
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