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Wednesday 12pm - 6pm Thursday 12pm - 6pm Friday 12pm - 6pm

SBM Gallery

The gallery exists to support creativity in the pursuit of liberation for all.

SBM Gallery showcases thematic group and solo exhibitions of established and emerging artists who create artwork that address issues of community, justice, and love.

06/17/2026

Hello everyone, unfortunately SBM Gallery will be closed today - Wednesday, June 17. We'll be back to normal hours tomorrow and Friday, 12-6 pm and open for Coffee Hour Saturday at 11:00 am. Hope to see you then!

06/16/2026

"In many ways, these works reflect an education system that feels worn thin: patched together, inherited, and full of gaps where more honest conversations should be. Like fabric beginning to fray at the seams, the structures meant to hold collective history together often reveal their own contradictions. I’m interested in those fractures; what gets preserved, what gets erased, and who gets centered within the stories we’re taught to remember." - Sara Kaltwasser, artist

Current Exhibition: TATTERED

SBM Gallery
422 S Highland Ave
Baltimore, MD

06/15/2026

Hey Baltimore! Curator Sarah McCann will be hosting the last installment of our Collector Coffee Series this Saturday, June 20th at 11am.

Stop by the gallery, sip come coffee (or tea), and talk all things art! Whether you're starting your collection, or want to support artist friends, join us!

422 S Highland Ave, Baltimore, MD
Saturday, June 20th
11am - 12pm

06/14/2026

As Flag Day and Juneteenth arrive the gallery becomes a space to question what national symbols represent, whose freedom is celebrated, whose histories are protected, and whose stories are repeatedly placed at risk.

Visit us at 422 S Highland Ave, Baltimore, MD to experience TATTERED, a solo exhibition by Sara Kaltwasser

Gallery hours Wednesday - Friday 12pm - 6pm

06/09/2026

Join us on Friday for our next "Artists in Conversation: Creative Collaborations" artist talk. In honor of Juneteenth, Denise Kumani Gantt and Allison Duggan will reflect on collaboration, personal power, platform-building, and the responsibility Black artists carry within systems that shape public life.

Presented in conversation with Sara Kaltwasser’s exhibition TATTERED, this discussion considers the fragile state of democracy, the politics of education, and the ongoing threat of cultural erasure. As Flag Day and Juneteenth arrive within the same week, the gallery becomes a space to question what national symbols represent, whose freedom is celebrated, whose histories are protected, and whose stories are repeatedly placed at risk.

Through theater, visual art, film, storytelling, and community-based practice, Gantt and Duggan will explore how Black artists have long resisted erasure by building platforms, preserving memory, creating institutions, and insisting that community truth remain visible.

Tickets : https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/CC7KHJBRQ6V

06/05/2026

Opening TODAY! Join us 5:00–9:00 pm during the Highlandtown Arts District First Friday Art Walk for the opening of sara kaltwasser's "TATTERED".

06/04/2026

SBM Gallery is closing early Thursday, June 4 at 4:00 PM.
We will be back at 12:00 PM Friday, June 5, 2026. Stop in for open hours Friday or for the opening of TATTERED an exhibition of work by sara kaltwasser 5:00-9:00 during the Highlandtown Arts District First Friday Art Walk!

05/29/2026

NEXT FRIDAY, June 5th, join us during Highlandtown Arts District First Fridays for the opening reception of TATTERED, a new solo exhibition at SBM Gallery by artist Sara Kaltwasser

TATTERED is an overview of sara kaltwasser’s work as she explores how American identity is shaped through history, symbolism, and education. Working across painting, collage, and fiber, she examines the ways nationalism, mythologized history, and constructions of power are introduced and reinforced through visual culture and systems of learning. By combining flags with lined notebook paper, she creates tension between inherited national narratives and the spaces where those narratives are first taught.

Her work is rooted in the fractures within these systems, what is preserved, what is omitted, and how collective memory is constructed. Ultimately, kaltwasser asks viewers to reconsider the stories they inherit and the role education plays in shaping how history is understood and remembered.

05/28/2026

MEET THE ARTIST: Sara Kaltwasser

Sara Kaltwasser was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma and raised in Portland, Oregon. She is a multidisciplinary artist and art educator. Invested in Community Art & Practice, Sara's foundation is rooted in education, history, socially-engaged modalities and collective community development. Sara uses painting, installation, collage & assemblage, sculpture, research and performative process to create works that explore the confluence of education, art, history, and activism, the role of power in the classroom, and the aesthetics of knowledge.

Join us for Highlandtown Arts District First Friday's on June 5th from 5pm - 9pm for the opening reception of Sara's solo exhibition TATTERED, on view until June 26th.

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422 S Highland Avenue
Baltimore, MD
21224

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Wednesday	12pm - 6pm
Thursday	12pm - 6pm
Friday	12pm - 6pm

Website

https://sbmgallery.com/

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