Second Friday June Art Walk!
Photo by Mollye Miller
Join us for the Second Friday June Art Walk in the artistic heart of Baltimore. Enjoy an evening of simultaneous exhibitions, special events, and open studios at multiple venues in the Station North Arts District. This event is FREE and open to the public.
Friday, June 14, 5:00 - 9:00 PM
Check out the map to create your own self-guided tour
Venues
Artist and Craftsman
137 W North Ave
Celebrate Pride month with us. Stop by between 5pm-8pm to create a canvas tote bag with your individualized decorations. While materials last. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
@artistcraftsman_baltimore
Station North Books
34 E. Lanvale
Antiquarian Books, of course! Also Art and Antiques
AREA 405
405 E Oliver Street
Join AREA 405 for a Night of Palestinian Culture. Come learn about the traditional Debke Dance with dancers Jinan and Foad. Read some poems and toast to the music by DJ Rommy.
https://www.area405.com/we-will-be-what-we-want-to-be
Lehna Huie Open Studio @ Area 405
Lehna Huie is a multi- disciplinary artist and cultural worker of Jamaican heritage from New York City. Huie works in painting, installation and video on themes of diaspora, memory and fragmentation, creating atmospheric portraits that document her lineage.
@_area405_
Royal blue
1733 Maryland Ave
Stop by to check out the new exhibit by ZOË LINTZERIS and grab some of our new weekly food and drink specials! @theroyalbluebar
Image courtesy of Baltimore Jewelry Center
Baltimore Jewelry Center
10 E North Ave, Suite 130
Please visit the BJC to check out our latest exhibition Transforming the Prototype 2. Artists participating in this project received a collection of vintage wax patterns which they were asked to radically transform into a bespoke object(s) or jewelry through additive or subtractive processes. In addition to the gallery visit the BJC studio to learn more about our space, check out our community studio, our retail space, and the plethora of classes and workshops we offer.
@baltimorejewelrycenter
Mural Art Tours Baltimore - Meet at The Royal Blue
1733 Maryland Ave
Offering short 30 min walks during the art walk, led by local fine artist Liz Miller. Tours depart 5:30, 6, 6:30, 7, 7:30 Don’t forget to tip your tour guide!
@mural_art_tours_baltimore
Image courtesy of David Herman
Grey matter art space - david herman open studio
Cork Factory 1601 Guilford ave, Suite 1 North
A showing of paintings by David Herman, selected from a 2023 exhibition "Urgency and Necessity" at Grey Matter Art Space, an artist live-work space that will include an Open Studio.
@david_herman_
Co_Lab Workspace & Books
2209 Maryland Ave
Co_Lab will be serving light refreshments and will be hosting a featured artist and their work 5-7PM.
@colabbaltimore
Guilford Hall Brewery
1611 Guilford Ave.
Offering BOGO Beers (buy one, get on on us!) for Art Walkers.
@guilfordhallbrewery
Hancock Solar Gallery at Nelson Kohl
20 E Lanvale St.
We are showcasing works in a group show titled, Ascending, by Baltimore School for the Arts 11th grade photography students. @hancocksolargallerg
Night Owl Gallery
1735 Maryland Ave, 2nd Floor
"When She Smiles", curated by Alexis Tyson, is an all-femme show that explores how we center joy and identity in a world that often controls our bodies and narratives. It offers femme-identifying artists a platform to share their voices and happiness, fostering community and mutual support. Featured Artists: Vanessa Villarreal, Jazz Williams, Jaylah Hamilton, TWZ, Ashiara Freeman, Shelby Strickler and Tia Nellie Thomas. Live music by Cynthia Marie.
@night_owl_gallery
Featured artist Alison Kipe
Mount Royal Tavern
1204 W Mt Royal Ave
Featured artist Alison Kipe is a local Baltimore resident with a Bachelor’s degree in Art History and Studio Art from Drew University. Her current series explores the effects of color when used to represent sound in music. These pieces are a visual transcription of a song’s sheet music set onto a grid with the notes organized by a color gradient. The pieces incorporate texture to represent the body and auditory feel of the sounds. Surrounding the grid is a flat dark pool of color representing the silence. The work explores whether sound and color evoke similar feelings when experienced with equal weight.
@mtroyaltavern | @alison_kipe
Blue light junction
209 McAllister St. Suite A
Come join us for a free, family-friendly dye activity! We will be dyeing small pieces of cotton with marigold, cochineal, & indigo. You can choose to keep your dyed fabric or add it to our community quilt. On the second floor, browse our Concept Store, visit artist studios and peruse The Alternative Library.
@blue.lightjunction
The Royal Blue
1733 Maryland Ave
On view: “Tongue Action”, curious creatures created by Tiff Lange
@theroyalbluebar
The Schuler School of Fine Arts - Open House
7 East Lafayette Avenue
Tour the historic studio of “Monument Maker” Hans Schuler. View fine art and get to know more about the school and their program.
@schulerschool
the style lounge Boutique
1734 Maryland Avenue
New Inventory Free Wine 20% off
@mika4thestylelounge
The Club Car
12 W North Ave
Waller Gallery
2420 N Calvert St.
Join Waller Gallery and artist Bria Sterling is celebrating Joan Poncella through a solo exhibition. "The body of work presented explores themes of home, relationships, religion, disability, and sexuality as a black woman in Baltimore, Maryland during the late 1970’s throughout the 1980’s. I invite viewers to delve into Joan Poncella's world, to feel the love and the depth of her spirit. Joan Poncella is a powerful tribute to my grandmother’s legacy and the rich tapestry of her experiences. Rooted in poise and resilience, this exhibition is a testament to a woman of great pride and unwavering courage. Joan Poncella Sterling has an extraordinary story that deserves to be celebrated and shared." - Bria Sterling
@wallergallery