Summary
The Baltimore Museum of Art showcases 90,000 works of 19th-century, modern and contemporary art. It is home to the world's most comprehensive collection of work by Henri Matisse and one of the country's largest collections of late works by Andy Warhol. Other major collections include Antioch mosaics, African art, art of the Ancient Americas and textiles. There are also two 20th-century sculpture gardens on the grounds at 10 Art Museum Drive, near Johns Hopkins University. In the summer, the gardens regularly host jazz concerts. Just as big an attraction as the art is the museum's restaurant, Gertrude's, which run by Chef John Shields. The house specialty is crab cakes, but you can find a variety of afforda...
The Baltimore Museum of Art showcases 90,000 works of 19th-century, modern and contemporary art. It is home to the world's most comprehensive collection of work by Henri Matisse and one of the country's largest collections of late works by Andy Warhol. Other major collections include Antioch mosaics, African art, art of the Ancient Americas and textiles. There are also two 20th-century sculpture gardens on the grounds at 10 Art Museum Drive, near Johns Hopkins University. In the summer, the gardens regularly host jazz concerts. Just as big an attraction as the art is the museum's restaurant, Gertrude's, which run by Chef John Shields. The house specialty is crab cakes, but you can find a variety of affordable entrees for lunch and dinner. In 2006, a grant allowed the Walters and Baltimore Museum of Art to make their admission free. That move sparked the creation of Free Fall Baltimore, a series of no-charge performances held around the city.
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Fine Arts
Fine Art Museums American Visionary Art Museum800 Key Highway / 410-244-1900. Hours are 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays. •Permanent exhibits: Rotating selections from museum archives. •Through Aug. 31:All Faiths Beautiful. Baltimore Museum...Tags: American Visionary Art Museum, Dundalk, Karen Johnson, Disasters, Minority Groups
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Beauty and charm in the heart of the city
Special to the SunWith the well-known neighborhoods of Guilford, Charles Village and Waverly surrounding it, one would think the tucked-away and lesser-known community of Oakenshawe could get lost in the shuffle. But residents of the neighborhood would never let that...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Sales, Roland Park, Walters Art Museum, Fells Point
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Sondheim Prize gala
Special to the SunPeople may come to the Baltimore Museum of Art to see the work of many internationally renowned artists, but a recent gathering there was to celebrate local talent. Six area artists, all finalists in the Janet & Walter Sondheim Prize competition, had...Tags: Richard Taylor, Bolton Hill, Public Relations
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Correction
Because of a production error, yesterday's Business section contained closing stock and mutual fund prices from two days earlier. An article in yesterday's Today section about artist Geoff Grace listed an incorrect phone number for the Baltimore Museum... -
Artscape prize winner finds his sea legs in the art world
Sun criticGeoff Grace has been a marine scientist on the Pacific Ocean, a museum educator in Florida, a high school teacher in Overlea and a guitarist in his own band, the Tall Grass. But now as the winner of this year's Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize, the...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Photography, Teachers, Overlea, Artscape
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Independence Day
This schedule will be in effect tomorrow for the July Fourth holiday. Anne Arundel County offices: closed Courts: closed Libraries: closed Public schools: closed Trash: no pickup, landfills closed Annapolis City offices: closed Courts: closed...Tags: Frederick County (Maryland), Walters Art Museum, Maryland Zoo Baltimore, National Aquarium Baltimore, Court Administration
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Teacher wins annual Artscape Prize
Sun reporterAmid warm applause in a packed auditorium, a Baltimore County teacher and multimedia artist accepted the $25,000 Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize yesterday at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Geoff Grace's winning work, "it's the linger, not the...Tags: University of Chicago, Awards and Prizes, Mount Royal, Photography, Newhall
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Old doors open new era at BMA
My check is literally in the mail to the Baltimore Museum of Art now that it has announced its intention to reopen the original entrance ("BMA announces fundraising campaign," June 16). Just as years ago I honored my vow to restore my membership when the... -
Grace Bernstein Abramson
Grace Bernstein Abramson, who assisted her husband in his dental surgery practice, died of congestive heart failure Friday at the Connecticut Hospice in Branford, Conn. The former Village of Cross Keys resident was 90. Born Grace Bernstein in Baltimore...Tags: Branford, Colleges and Universities, Johns Hopkins University, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Death and Dying
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Sondheim finalists' works reflect changing world
Sun criticPaper or plastic? That question may be a tough call for some grocery shoppers, but it doesn't faze at least one local artist whose work just went on display in a provocative new exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Maren Hassinger chose both paper...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Petroleum Industry, Metal and Mineral, Overlea, Artscape
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