 This month, we’re highlighting Beyond the Build, a behind-the-scenes experience examining how Baltimore—one of eight cities nationwide—successfully installed Inviting Light art installations, a $1M Bloomberg Philanthropies–supported public art initiative that transformed the Station North Arts District.
Our Deputy Director, Bria Sterling-Wilson, will moderate their Artists Panel, and Obed Gant, Community Engagement and Partnership Coordinator, will join the Public Art Practices breakout session, sharing insights on City processes and implementation.
Artists, designers, contractors, and community members interested in public art and collaborative city projects will gain valuable perspectives from these discussions, alongside additional participating artists Zoë Charlton, Phaan Howng, Tony Shore, and Wickerham and Lomax. |
Baltimore is home to the best festivals, cultural events, and artists in the country. I’m proud of the work MOACE does to support our creative economy and drive our city’s momentum forward, including by executing on world-class events and serving as a resource for local artists. I look forward to tuning into this newsletter to see that impact in action!»
We are pleased to welcome Quentin Williams as the City’s Nightlife Coordinator.
We are thrilled to reflect on a successful and inspiring evening, presented in partnership with Charm TV, the Morgan State University Choir, and BGE, honoring the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
