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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5pm Wednesday 9am - 5pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday 10am - 4pm

Full Circle Fine Art Services

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Full Circle Fine Art Services

We are a leading resource in the creative community, providing strategic insight to artists' project

Full Circle is a fine art services company located in Baltimore, MD. We are a leading resource in the artist community by providing strategic insight to enhance every project and to produce exceptional work from start to finish. Our goal is to elevate artist’s careers by supporting their work from raw images to framed masterpieces.

02/19/2026

NEXT WEEKEND IN THE STUDIO! Working on a new show? Have some future plans for exhibiting? Just need a piece of framing grade UV blocking acrylic? Come by and get a deal.

09/24/2025

Opening tomorrow, Thursday September 25, 5-8pm: The Perfect Language of Fragments with show with four incredible artists. Work in the show spans not only multiple approaches to practice but decades of contemporary art. From environmental issues to gendered gazes, personal wounds to personal insights, each artist pieces together a vernacular of their own. Show runs through November 29.

09/23/2025

Opening this Thursday! Come join us for a reception with artists. Network with professionals, artists, and like minded creative Baltimoreans!

09/13/2025

In the gallery… The Perfect Language of Fragments opens September 25th with a reception 5-8pm. Works by (Natalie Obermaier), and and works of paper by legacy artists and current practitioners alike. Pictured here: Obermaier’s recent 2025, one-of-a-kind collage, “Super Muse”, a hand-cut collage from magazine paper; an explosively vibrant small piece from Herber, “Sun Day”; Villet’s intricate 1984 work “Affirmation”, a collage with ; and Martin’s “ #11 - 1979”, Collage on Board at 19.5 x 24 inches, which fit into a pre-described “wound” series.

08/21/2025

Two same weekday; two rolls of This week we had surprise drop offs. Though Kodachrome is no longer able to be processed, it’s still exciting to open cameras that haven’t been opened since they were loaded in the 1950s and 60s and find film. The last rolls of this beautiful stock were processed fifteen years ago. The zebra stripe edge on the one canister indicated it was purchased with processing included. Likely in the camera since the mid to late 1950s based on the film itself, previous owner history and the in mint condition that it came out of! Some folks out there are processing the Kodachrome a special way to get a bnw image. It doesn’t always work. This film is different than color negative film which cannot be processed to reveal a monotone image. On the other hand, we’ve processed BNW film from WWII that came out fine. Panchromatic film is inherently much more stable than color dyes. We don’t recommend shooting any expired film because the results are inconsistent and usually disappointing. Film that is recently expired is typically fine but those old rolls you bought online from some rando or found in your late uncle’s drawer may be better off in the trash! Buy a fresh roll and enjoy the richness of the images. If you ever have questions about vintage film, film cameras or other questions, we’re happy to talk with you.

06/09/2025

Class Change: The Advanced Color Darkroom Workshop will be running this Saturday, 6/14! Missed your chance last month? There are still 3 spots available now! Check the link in our bio to book 📸

This class will focus on techniques in manually dodging and burning during the printing process to enhance the print, working with a larger paper size, and working with special effect overlay masks on the negatives. Instructed by

Color Darkroom 101 or similar experience required.

Space is limited. Registration will remain open until classes are filled. Link in bio to book!

04/22/2025

Skate on into where we’ve added a Full Circle film drop box in store. For film shooters from Annapolis to the Eastern Shore, down to the Navy Yards, there is now a convenient option for those looking to skip the trip.

How it works: Film will be picked up from Pure Board Shop regularly. After it arrives at our studio, you’ll receive an invoice through email. Once paid, we will begin work on your order! You’ll also have the option to ship your negatives back to your address. Save on shipping and travel costs by taking your film to Pure Board Shop. Grab some supplies or merch while you’re there!

04/11/2025

Have you ever wondered how to color balance an analogue print from a negative? Only 2 spots remain in our next Color Darkroom 101 workshop on Saturday, April 19. All levels are welcome!

Color Darkroom 101 is a beginner friendly course for anyone interested in learning about creating color prints in a traditional color darkroom. The course focuses on the 12 basic steps of color printing, from choosing the best negative to creating your final 8” x10” print. Instructed by

Space is limited. Registration will remain open until classes are filled. Link in bio to book!

04/10/2025

It all comes down to this—we’ve been facing off our favorite cameras customers have dropped off with us, and your votes have put GameCube and Marlboro in the final round.

It’s the battle of precision vs. attitude, nostalgia vs. rebellion. Will GameCube’s family friendly appeal triumph over Marlboro’s 21+ limitations? Or will the pack of reds win over the plastic purple? Vote now in our story!

04/07/2025

It’s the Final Four at Full Circle as we continue to face off our favorite cameras customers have dropped off with us.

The Elite Eight first saw Jazz deal a crushing blow to PFS Financial CPA and its highly loyal fan base, followed by Miller Lite with a decisive victory against Super Bowl VIP Party.

Will GameCube continue its path to glory in the battle of the purple, or will recent Nintendo price increases cast a shadow on its performance and allow Jazz to strike the right notes?

And who will win the highly anticipated vice bracket between Marlboro and Miller?

Head to our stories now to vote 🎞️

04/04/2025

WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT: 📸
We had a great class last Saturday, and are now looking forward to our next Color Darkroom 101 workshop! Color Darkroom 101 is perfect for beginners or experienced darkroom printers looking for a refresher.

Our next class is Saturday, April 19. All levels are welcome!

Color Darkroom 101 is a beginner friendly course for anyone interested in learning about creating color prints in a traditional color darkroom. The course focuses on the 12 basic steps of color printing, from choosing the best negative to creating your final 8” x10” print. Instructed by

Space is limited. Registration will remain open until classes are filled. Link in bio to book!

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33 E 21st Street
Baltimore, MD
21218

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 4pm

Telephone

+14105281868

Website

http://www.fullcirclefineart.com/

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