The 2011 Baker Artist Awards exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art culminates in a Late Night Event this coming Saturday, October 1st at the museum from 7pm-11pm.
Baker Artist Awards Late Night at The BMA!
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TODAY! The 2011 Baker Artist Awards exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art
The 2011 Baker Artist Awards exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art begins!!
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Coming this September…
As we gear up for the end of one award season and the beginning of the next, we’re looking forward to some very exciting things for the awards and the Baker community that start as early as next month… September 7th will mark the opening of the annual Baker Artist Awards exhibit at the Baltimore [...]
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Mary Sawyers Baker Prize 2011
Ladies and gentleman, the 2011 winners of The Mary Sawyers Baker Prize: GARY KACHADOURIAN AUDREY CHEN SHODEKEH CONGRATULATIONS! Each artist will receive $25,000 and be featured in an exhibition at The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) from September 7 – October 2, 2011, culminating in a celebratory “Late Night” event on October 1 with live [...]
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Lily Susskind featured in the b Free Daily paper
This past weekend, The Baltimore Sun’s free daily paper “b” just ran a feature story on their second annual “10 People to Watch Under 30″, highlighting 10 “youngsters” in Baltimore who are making a big impact on our city. One of this year’s youngsters was none other than Lily Susskind, a Baker Artist Award nominee [...]
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b Grants featured on “The Signal”, pt. 2
That’s right! TOMORROW at noon on Baltimore’s NPR station, 88.1 FM WYPR, The Signal will be doing a piece on the Baker Artist Awards and the recent b Grant winners! If you’ve never heard of The Signal, you’re missing out. “The Signal, a weekly radio magazine produced by 88.1 FM WYPR in Baltimore, is devoted [...]
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The 2011 Baker Artist Awards Late Night at the BMA
This year, we celebrated the closing of the 2011 Baker Artist Awards Exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Art with a Late Night event at the museum. If you were one of the 1,388 guests to attend, then you probably already know that it was a huge success!