Maryland Art Place

06/20/2026

As part of MICA’s 200th Anniversary, MAP will proudly be presenting new works created by MICA alumni who had previously exhibited in Youngblood. Each year following graduation, Maryland Art Place’s (MAP’s) Executive Leadership and Program Advisory Committee (PAC) curates Young Blood, an annual exhibition of works by recent Baltimore-area Masters of Fine Art graduates.

Since 2008, Young Blood has showcased recent MFA graduates from Baltimore-area institutions, bringing together artists from diverse programs to exhibit work from their thesis projects. The exhibition serves as an important platform for emerging artists, providing visibility, critical engagement, and professional recognition. Over the past 18 years, Young Blood has featured 124 artists from institutions including MICA, UMBC, Towson University, the University of Maryland, and Goucher College. Join us on Thursday, July 9, to celebrate a selection of MICA alumni whose work has been part of this longstanding program.

Young Blood Revisited will be on view Thursday, July 9th - Saturday, August 22 with an opening reception Thursday, July 9th. Exhibiting artists will be announced.

06/19/2026

There's still one day to come see TWO DAYS at MARYLAND ART PLACE!

Two days -On View between May 14 - June 20- is an exhibition conceived around two cities, Baltimore and New York. In 1901, the Baltimore Orioles were sold to New York and became the New York Highlanders. In 1913 they were renamed the Yankees. The two cities are linked together through America’s favorite pastime. Two Days celebrates the East Coast and the ever-evolving relationship between Baltimore and New York.

We hope you'll be able to catch this unique and fantastic show!

06/18/2026

Mark your calendars because Young Blood is back! The opening reception is on Thursday, July 9 from 6 to 9 PM.

The Young Blood program gives an important post-graduate artistic platform for transitioning Masters of Fine Arts students. Since 2008 Young Blood has continually brought recent graduates together to make new connections and present special selections from their thesis project(s). These exceptional works range in media.

On View: Thursday, July 9 - Saturday, August 22

06/18/2026

200 years is a long time… which is why you must come celebrate MICA’s anniversary with us! Join us for the opening reception of MICA’s Bicentennial on Thursday, July 9 from 6 to 9 PM.

MAP is proudly presenting new works created by MICA alumni who have previously exhibited in Youngblood. Each year following graduation, MAP’s Executive Leadership and Program Advisory Committee curates Young Blood, an annual exhibition of works by recent Baltimore-area Masters of Fine Art graduates.

Since 2008, Young Blood has showcased recent MFA graduates from Baltimore-area institutions, bringing together artists from diverse programs to exhibit work from their thesis projects. The exhibition serves as an important platform for emerging artists, providing visibility, critical engagement, and professional recognition. Over the past 18 years, Young Blood has featured 124 artists from institutions including MICA, UMBC, Towson University, the University of Maryland, and Goucher College.

On View: Thursday, July 9 - Saturday, August 22

06/16/2026

This Saturday is the last day to see TWO DAYS, curated by Jim Condron and Glen Goldberg. MAP will be open from noon-4pm. Come on by!

06/16/2026

We're so proud to be a partner of the Baltimore Black Sox Sculpture Project. Stay tuned for more news and details about these important and monumental sculptures to come!

Opportunity for input! The Baltimore Black Sox Sculpture Project aims to honor a representative group of Baltimore Black Sox players, managers, coaches, owners, and other people affiliated with this Negro League team. The focus will be a collection of sculptures in the likenesses of persons selected via an annual nomination process. The first nomination process for sculpture subject selection will open on July 1, 2026 at 10:00am and will close on September 30, 2026 at 5:00pm. Learn more about the upcoming nomination process: https://ow.ly/1GBT50ZcoQ9

06/12/2026

TWO DAYS is at MARYLAND ART PLACE between May 14- June 20! Have you been yet?

The artists were selected on the uniqueness of their work and their respect for materiality and visual language. All share an interest in poetics driven by physical adventure and structural understanding. There may be similarities in some of the works but the show was not conceived with a particular aesthetic or common idea. The intention is to introduce artists with individual vision currently working in two nearby cities. Rather than being on two separate teams (Orioles and Yankees), the artists are on one team, bound by purpose and place.

06/09/2026

We couldn't be more happy for the Lineup Room Recording Studios. Lineup has been at MAP for over a decade supporting musicians in and around Baltimore! Glad you're with us now and in the future!

Baltimore's Lineup Room nearly closed, but community support and Maryland Art Place kept the music space open.

06/09/2026

TWO DAYS is a unique exhibition exploring the connection between Baltimore and New York!

This exhibition is on view between May 14 - June 20th, and as you stop by, you'll be able to see the artwork of Eric Banks, Catherine Behrent, Bettina Blohm, Ben Browne, Guy Corriero, Brad Ewing, Jonathan Genkin, Michelle La Perriere, Sangram Majumdar, Isabelle F McTwigan,Nicholas Moenich, Cara Ober, Cordy Ryman, Jo Smail, Christine Stiver, Dominic Terlizzi, Ken Tisa, Rosa Valado, and Tommy White!

06/05/2026

⭐Between May 14 - June 20th, you'll be able to see TWO DAYS on view at MAP!⭐

Two Days is an exhibition conceived around two cities, Baltimore and New York. In 1901, the Baltimore Orioles were sold to New York and became the New York Highlanders. In 1913 they were renamed the Yankees. The two cities are linked together through America’s favorite pastime. Two Days celebrates the East Coast and the ever-evolving relationship between Baltimore and New York.

The artists included have substantial relationships with both Baltimore and New York. The relationships include place of residence (past or present), family, education, teaching and exhibiting. The artists were selected on the uniqueness of their work and their respect for materiality and visual language. All share an interest in poetics driven by physical adventure and structural understanding. There may be similarities in some of the works but the show was not conceived with a particular aesthetic or common idea. The intention is to introduce artists with individual vision currently working in two nearby cities. Rather than being on two separate teams (Orioles and Yankees), the artists are on one team, bound by purpose and place.