Squishy, Political, and Visceral Textile Works at Goucher College’s Silber Gallery

I Find Rest is Walton’s first solo show in NYC and consists of a number of installations that set a stage for their video I Make My Way / Enter Into Another World (2025). Framing themselves within a lineage of artists like Ana Mendieta and Belinda Blignaut, Walton doesn’t just use themselves as a sculpting tool for soil and clay—they become the canvas.

The Baltimore City Crit Club has recently emerged as both a unique gallery space and a social event where artists and art lovers are invited to gather for critique and conversation. 

Situated in Baltimore’s Old Goucher neighborhood, art hall has rapidly established itself as a pivotal space for contemporary art. Once a Hells Angels bar, the venue has undergone a thoughtful transformation that embraces its history and urban context by way of significant international artists tailored to Charm City’s audience.

As Baltimore’s artistic landscape continues to evolve, the Flying House Arts Collective exemplifies how emerging artists can challenge both aesthetic and conceptual conventions through communal, process-oriented practice.

Towson Universities MFA candidates bring a strong showing to the University’s Holtzman Gallery

Alex Ebstein and James Williams II start the new year in Baltimore with a strong curatorial showing in MICA’S Lazarus building.