America's largest free arts festival, attracting 350,000+ attendees over three days. Artscape features 150+ fine artists, fashion designers and craftspeople; visual art exhibits on and off-site...read more
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Features and Highlights
Artscape 2018 Schedule AnnouncedThe Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts has announced the schedule for Artscape 2018. Headline performers are TLC, Toots & The Maytals and ZZ Ward as well as Garth Fagan Dance and Squonk Opera. Other programs include Artscape Artwork Projects, Youth Day, Kidscape, Theater and more. Click Here for Details
2018 Sondheim Artscape Prize Exhibition Opens June 20See the works of finalists Erick Antonio Benitez, Nakeya Brown, Sutton Demlong, Nate Larson, Eunice Park and Stephen Towns at the Janet & Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize Exhibition at The Baltimore Museum of Art from June 20-August 5. The winner of the $25,000 prize will be announced Saturday, July 14. Click Here for Details
Artscape Youth DayWe’re not “kidding” around! Artscape’s opening day – Friday, July 20th – is Youth Day! Baltimore youth artists, makers, and performers – come join us this summer, and experience a variety of youth-focused programming, both performance and visual, indoor and outdoors), and support the creative and artistic talents of Baltimore’s youth! Click Here for Details
Artscape Gallery NetworkThe Artscape Gallery Network provides art lovers with an extended opportunity to enjoy Baltimore’s talented artists before, during, and after the festival weekend. Gallery Network exhibitions highlight 2018 Janet & Walter Sondheim Prize applicants, along with artists working throughout the region. Click Here for Details
The Fred Lazarus IV Artscape Prize winnerThe winner of the fifth annual Fred Lazarus IV Artscape Prize is Kailah Foreman, a senior at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Kailah will receive $1,000 as well as a stipend to produce a solo exhibition during the 37th annual Artscape. Kailah’s work will be on display at Artscape on the median of Mount Royal Avenue in a portable gallery built by Open Works. |
