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Goya Contemporary Gallery and Goya-Girl Press
With a focus on post-war and contemporary art , Hampden-based Goya Contemporary Gallery sources works from both local and international established and emerging artists to create gripping exhibitions . Goya manages the estates of legendary fiber artist Elizabeth Talford Scott and her daughter Joyce J . Scott , whose works explore themes of domesticity , race , gender , ancestry and more . The duo has significantly shaped Baltimore ’ s creative scene , and Goya occasionally lends their works to local institutions such as the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Reginald F . Lewis Museum . 3000 Chestnut Ave ., Mill Centre Studio 214
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Motor House
Motor House is an arts hub and creative incubator for visual and performing arts in Baltimore . Located in the heart of Station North , the gallery not only provides space for emerging visual , musical and literary artists but also hosts recurring comedy shows , poetry open mics , live music series and more . 120 W . North Ave .
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NoMüNoMü
Creative Director Joseph Orzal — a Baltimore-based , Filipino-Mexican American artist — co-founded this Howard Street art gallery and workspace to give voice to marginalized artists who are often overlooked by mainstream museums . Viewing art as a means to combat oppression , NoMüNoMü ’ s progressive exhibitions challenge us to reconsider systems of power and mainstream thought . Their collaborative space provides resources and supplies for both local artists and activists to create , organize and ( re ) learn from one another . 709 N . Howard St .
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Waller Gallery
Founded in 2017 by curator and scholar Joy Davis , this Black woman-owned gallery uplifts art created by people of color . Artists at all stages of their practice and all art forms — including design , social practice , craft , digital art and more — are rotated regularly in this rowhome turned gallery space . 2420 N . Calvert St . VB
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