Howard County Public School System and the Howard County Arts Council?s annual spring exhibit of student artwork opened on March 14. This year?s Youth Art Month exhibit titled Structures, features 400 works by 600 students grades K-12 in Gallery I. The student works featured in Structures range from 6-foot tower-like sculptures to paintings, drawings and photo collages. In Gallery II, work in oil and watercolor by Vincent Hron and Matt Klos is featured in the exhibit Interiors. Hron utilizes realism with his use of a non-specific narrative in his paintings, capturing ordinary situations that allow for multiple interpretations. Klos is a Baltimore resident with a Masters of Fine Arts from The University of Maryland. He captures and re-interprets the look of light on surfaces.
Structures and Interiors will be open through April 25. A free public reception including music, beverages and snacks will be held on 5-7 p.m. on April 4. Click here for more information.
Bring your jammies
Baltimore?s first 24-hour art show and slumber party promises all uncensored, not-juried art works from 8 p.m. March 27 through midnight March 28. The event will be held at the always innovative Load of Fun Gallery, located at 120 W. North Ave. in Baltimore. Admission is free but a $5 donation is suggested. Click here for more information.
Public Print Lab
Post Typography, a.k.a. Nolen Strals and Bruce Willen, have transformed the Creative Alliance?s miniature gallery ? 225 square inches of floor space with 14 inch ceilings ? into a semi-automated, open-publishing house. Images e-mailed to the Creative Alliance during the exhibit will print in the gallery and be bound and published as a book. The exhibit runs through Aprill 26 at 3134 Eastern Avenue in Baltimore. Admission is free. For more details, call 410-276-1651 or click here.
