prolific producer of finger paintings. Baltimore director John Waters owns a Betsy original, one of more than 370 works that he will donate to the Baltimore Museum of Art( BMA) after his death. In 2022-2023, Waters lent this piece to the BMA for“ Coming Attractions: The John Waters Collection,” making Betsy the first nonhuman artist to exhibit at the museum.
QUIRKY ANIMALS AT THE ZOO
Just like humans, animals have their eccentricities. See if you can spot a few of these animals at The Maryland Zoo and their unique preferences:
Joice, a 50-year-old chimpanzee, always carries a round hairbrush.
Sofiya, an Amur leopard— one of the rarest cat species in the world— likes to play hide and seek with her keepers. It might look like a game, but this is her way of exhibiting natural stalking behavior.
Louie, a chimpanzee from Hollywood who was previously used in skateboarding and skiing videos, loves to look at visitors’ shoes.