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Finding Your Creative Communities

by AIGA Baltimore \ April 30, 2020

We recognize the importance and benefits of finding and engaging with supportive creative communities. This curated list of local and global creative associations, Facebook groups, community organizations and job boards was created for use during our 2020 AIGA Baltimore Ink & Pixels Roundtables event and will be updated from time to time.

Ink & Pixels 2020: Going Virtual!

by Bryan Burke \ April 9, 2020

Ink & Pixels is going virtual this year! Take the next step towards your design career and join us for several curated virtual events. Thinking about the job market during these uncertain times can be challenging for a designer. Whether you want to make a good impression in interviews, need a new perspective on your portfolio, or want fresh eyes on a current project, we're here to help.

Q&A With Charlotte James: Comms Specialist, Creative Entrepreneur, Baltimore Badass

by AIGA Baltimore \ September 21, 2018

Bmore Inspired: 5 Spots to Get Inspired in Baltimore

by Mitchell Cole, Shannon Crabill, and Andrea Chen \ August 26, 2016

Inspiration can be found everywhere in Baltimore, whether out in the open or lurking around the corner, but it can be easy to miss if you’re not looking.

BMORE Inspired by The Painted Ladies of Charles Village

by Shannon Crabill \ August 9, 2016

Inspiration can be found everywhere in Baltimore, whether out in the open or lurking around the corner, but it can be easy to miss if you’re not looking. The Painted Ladies are no different. Blink and you might miss this collection of colorful row homes sprung from a homegrown, community-sourced effort in the central Charles Village area.

BMORE Inspired at Bromo-Seltzer Tower & Arts District

by Mitch Cole \ August 2, 2016

Inspiration can be found everywhere in Baltimore, whether out in the open or lurking around the corner, but it can be easy to miss if you’re not looking. The Emerson-Bromo Seltzer Tower is a historic and iconic Baltimore landmark, and when it was converted to artists studios and galleries in 2007, an arts community sprung up around it and grew solid roots.

BMORE Inspired at Station North Arts District

by Shannon Crabill \ July 26, 2016

Inspiration can be found everywhere in Baltimore, whether out in the open or lurking around the corner, but it can be easy to miss if you’re not looking. The centrally located Station North Arts District is an effervescent area that’s constantly evolving with the ebbs and flows of MICA’s art students, community creatives, and local business owners.

BMORE Inspired at the AVAM

by Mitchell Cole \ July 19, 2016

Inspiration can be found everywhere in Baltimore, whether out in the open or lurking around the corner, but it can be easy to miss if you’re not looking. The American Visionary Art Museum is not hard to spot if you’re driving along Key Highway in Federal Hill, but exploring inside the building is just as exciting as finding yourself in mirrored mosaic installations around the museum buildings.

BMORE Inspired by Local Arts Events

by Mitch Cole & Andrea Chen \ July 14, 2016

Inspiration can be found everywhere in Baltimore, whether out in the open or lurking around the corner, but it can be easy to miss if you’re not looking. Not only can inspiration strike in certain places, but also certain times of year when art is in the air. With special art focused events like Artscape, the MD Film Fest, and the Kinetic Sculpture Race, Baltimore has a lot to offer to creatives.