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Two Days is an exhibition conceived around two cities, Baltimore and New York. In 1901, the Baltimore Orioles were sold to New York and became the New York Highlanders. In 1913 they were renamed the Yankees. The two cities are linked together through America’s favorite pastime. Two Days celebrates the East Coast and the ever-evolving relationship between Baltimore and New York.
The artists included have substantial relationships with both Baltimore and New York. The relationships include place of residence (past or present), family, education, teaching and exhibiting. The artists were selected on the uniqueness of their work and their respect for materiality and visual language. All share an interest in poetics driven by physical adventure and structural understanding. There may be similarities in some of the works but the show was not conceived with a particular aesthetic or common idea. The intention is to introduce artists with individual vision currently working in two nearby cities. Rather than being on two separate teams (Orioles and Yankees), the artists are on one team, bound by purpose and place.
The exhibition is curated by the artists Jim Condron and Glenn Goldberg. Jim lives and works in Baltimore and New York and Glenn is a lifelong New Yorker. Both have exhibited and taught in the Baltimore and New York areas. Exhibiting Artists: Eric Banks, Catherine Behrent, Bettina Blohm, Ben Browne, Guy Corriero, Brad Ewing, Jonathan Genkin, Michelle La Perriere, Sangram Majumdar, Isabelle F McTwigan,Nicholas Moenich, Cara Ober, Cordy Ryman, Jo Smail, Christine Stiver, Dominic Terlizzi, Ken Tisa, Rosa Valado, and Tommy White. Please join us for the opening reception of TWO DAYS on Thursday, May 14, 2026 from 5 to 9 pm in conjunction with BROMO Art Walk. Additional programming will be announced.

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XoXo Gallery

On View: Thursday, May 14 - Saturday, June 6, 2026
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 14 | 5 PM to 9 PM | <a href="https://eventbrite.com/e/bromo-art-walk-may-14-2026-registration-1981938998898?aff=Website" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">BROMO Art Walk</a>
Located at:&nbsp; 218 West Saratoga St | Baltimore, MD 21201 | 3rd Floor&nbsp;

Curated by: L.A. Crawford + Caitlin Gill&nbsp;

Iconoclasms explores the rejection or dismantling of cherished beliefs and institutions established to indoctrinate people. This exhibition celebrates the deconstruction and recontextualization of artifacts from religious or institutional modalities. Promoting heretical objects, Iconoclasms challenges notions of ritual, worship, and invocation.&nbsp;

Historically, Iconoclasms, the destruction and defacement of religious or political objects, was driven by the belief that images can become idols or represent oppressive power. Idols were used as a tool of worship, pushing the individual further from the church. This concept that idols, objects imbued with religious omnipotence, could divide the individual from the collective consciousness of the church threatened theological purity.&nbsp;

The intersectionality between idol and artwork, creation as an act of worship, and artists as devoted worshipers (obsecrating at the altars of their own creativity) poses the question: is creation by nature heresy? The work exhibited in Iconoclasms explores devotion to the craft, mock vandalism, and religious idealization.&nbsp;

Join us on Thursday, May 14, between the hours of 5 pm and 9 pm to worship at the altar of XoXo gallery in excavation of the truth - real or perceived.&nbsp;

Curator’s Bio:&nbsp;

L.A. Crawford is a multidisciplinary artist based in Washington, D.C. who employs painting, printmaking, and sculpture in their work. Crawford’s practice reflects an engagement with materiality and form, drawing on their surroundings to challenge and reinterpret our understanding of space and the ways we construct meaning from it. Crawford received their B.F.A. in painting from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and their M.F.A. from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Mount Royal School of Art. They were awarded the 77Art fellowship and have participated in the Art Institute of Chicago’s summer residency program in Siena, Italy. Their work has been published in the Museum of Americana catalog, and they have created installations for the Museum of Outdoor Arts in Denver, Colorado. They are currently an artist-in-residence at the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington.&nbsp;
Caitlin Gill received her BFA in Painting and Drawing from Towson University in 2010 and her MFA in Curatorial Practice and Art Criticism from the Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD) in 2013. After graduating from OCAD she was employed by Renaissance Fine Arts as an Arts Administration Assistant and eventually as Assistant Director and Event Manager. After nearly four years at Renaissance Fine Arts, Caitlin was awarded a position at the Delaplaine Arts Center as Community Outreach Coordinator where she increased outreach initiatives by 200% and partnered with organizations such as COIP (Children of Incarcerated Parents), Housing Authority, ARCH and the Frederick Center. She is presently employed by Maryland Art Place (MAP) as the Exhibitions Director and MSAC Arts Directory Coordinator overseeing the MSAC Arts Directory and all MAP’s programming needs to include overseeing their partnerships and satellite spaces with Hotel Indigo, Zeke’s Coffee, Quinn Evans, and 410 Lofts. Gill is an emerging curator and mixed-media artist who exhibits regionally and the Founder and CEO of the Goxxip Girl Collective, an all female-identifying art collective based in Baltimore and XoXo Gallery. Additionally, she is adjunct faculty and Gallery Director for&nbsp; Shepherd University. She also&nbsp; teaches at James Madison University (Art Appreciation); Prince Georges Community College, and Howard Community College (Drawing and Art History). Caitlin recently returned to Graduate School to pursue a second MFA in sculpture.

About XoXo Gallery:&nbsp;
Founded by twelve members of the Goxxip Girl Collective, XoXo Gallery is an up-and-coming artist-run space with a focus on curation. Committed to showcasing diverse exhibitions and programming, XoXo Gallery operates under a cooperative model and challenges conventional perspectives by fostering a platform for innovative artistic expression and incubation.
Exhibitions at XoXo Gallery change every six weeks, each curated by a different member of our collective. Our mission focuses on fostering community and encouraging collaborative partnerships. We invite inquiries and potential collaborations.
 Located in the BROMO Arts District at 218 West Saratoga St. (<a href="https://www.mdartplace.org/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Maryland Art Place</a>), our gallery is situated on the 3rd floor.

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On View: Thursday, May 14 - Saturday, June 6, 2026
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 14 | 5 PM to 9 PM | BROMO Art Walk
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On View: May 12 - May 30&nbsp;
Opening Reception: Thursday, May 14 | 5 - 9 PM
Location: 218 West Saratoga St. Baltimore, MD 21201 | 5th Floor
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday | 12 to 4 PM&nbsp;&nbsp;

Phantasms is a group exhibition featuring Towson University MFA candidates who invoke the illusory nature of the senses to communicate their internal conflicts, fascinations, and anxieties. Across a wide range of media, they translate between materials and transmute the phenomenological into physical forms. These works question the notion of an objective truth by challenging our sensory perception.

When scientific discoveries are made, they replace older versions of reality. Like science, art helps society grope towards truth and comprehend the unknown. But unlike science, artistic discoveries do not usurp or disprove one another. Instead, they expose an infinite expanse of overlapping realities that confirm, contradict, and complicate each other to reveal new modes of being. The works featured in Phantasms are born in the conceptual gray areas left by artistic pursuit, exposing the fallibility of our senses and mirroring the complexities of our world.&nbsp;

Phantasms was organized by the Spring 2026 curatorial collaboration between the MFA Studio Art and MA Professional Practice in Art History programs at Towson University.

Join us in grappling with reality on Thursday, May 14th during the opening of Phantasms, located on the 5th floor of Maryland Art Place (218 West Saratoga St. in the BROMO Arts District). This exhibition is free and open to the public.&nbsp;

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On View: May 12 - May 30 
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City of Baltimore: "Tourism is VicTOURious" in Charm City for National Travel &amp; Tourism Week '26May 9, 2026 - The "Charm'tastic Mile" of Baltimore (CTMB-1.3)&nbsp;<a href="https://www.thecharmtasticmile.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.thecharmtasticmile.com</a>. The chic &amp; famed 1.3 mile corridor located in the heart of&nbsp;Charm City (Est.1975)&nbsp;that connects&nbsp;Dwtn-West, the Inner Harbor &amp; Harbor East (S. Greene &amp; W. Pratt Street to S. President &amp; Fleet Street)&nbsp;that is now listed on Google search as one of the&nbsp;Top 10-15 Most Famous Streets in America&nbsp;is reporting today is the final day for&nbsp;National Travel &amp; Tourism Week '26.To honor this final-day of&nbsp;National Travel &amp; Tourism Week '26,&nbsp;&nbsp;The "Charm'tastic Mile"&nbsp;is unveiling its&nbsp;"Tourism is VicTOURious" in Charm City&nbsp;for Spring/Summer '26. The campaign/slogan will be seen in Dwtn-Baltimore along the Iconic 1.3 mile-stretch corridor and at hotels/restaurants for the remainder of Spring and through the Summer travel and tourist season.&nbsp;VicTOURious&nbsp;highlights the word "TOUR" to promote tourism &amp; travel to the City of Baltimore.&nbsp;The "Charm'tastic Mile"&nbsp;remains the only USPTO&nbsp;<a href="https://www.uspto.gov/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.uspto.gov</a>&nbsp;(R) registered trademark in the State of Maryland. The "Charm'tastic Mile,&nbsp;The Magnificent Mile, Rodeo Drive and the Vegas Strip&nbsp;are the 4 very-rare U.S. Streets that are U.S. trademarks.&nbsp;
This past April 25th was the official&nbsp;10th Anniversary (2016-26)&nbsp;of&nbsp;The "Charm'tastic Mile"&nbsp;being introduced to the&nbsp;City of Baltimore. The&nbsp;"Charm'tastic Mile"&nbsp;(4-25-2016)&nbsp;shares the same-day of introduction as the majestic Domino Sugars neon sign&nbsp;(4-25-1951).&nbsp;April 25th marked the&nbsp;75th Anniversary (1951-2026)&nbsp;of the Domino Sugars neon sign, an amazing&nbsp;landmark to the fabric &amp; history of the city.&nbsp;For more information or news media interview requests on&nbsp;City of Baltimore: "Tourism is VicTOURious" in Charm City for National Travel &amp; Tourism Week '26 please contact Derrick E Vaughan (Famous Streets &amp; Sports Culture In America-Analyst) at 443-851-5244 or email:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:thecharmtasticmile@gmail.com" target="_blank">thecharmtasticmile@gmail.com</a>.&nbsp;<img src="https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1?ui=2&amp;ik=a86232ea81&amp;attid=0.1&amp;permmsgid=msg-a:r398343021655736546&amp;th=19e07c4d9e9ad3b4&amp;view=fimg&amp;fur=ip&amp;permmsgid=msg-a:r398343021655736546&amp;sz=s0-l75-ft&amp;attbid=ANGjdJ8AYK3fP4sthc_RDWKt2fnBihYJtfLfgp6OSsaWBTKrQd5dT4Q76xKSCO0xPaCNYCCfdfil3_xM5Z1ayVR8d3KMjGSde2OmAxASsO2Zjg77c4PGFz3TJfKzELQ&amp;disp=emb&amp;realattid=ii_mowy5rpi0&amp;zw" alt="image.png">

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"Pink'tastic" Metal Art Button Zones for Mother's Day at Renaissance, Hilton &amp; Hotel Indigo
May 9, 2026 - The "Charm'tastic Mile" of Baltimore (CTMB-1.3)&nbsp;<a href="https://www.thecharmtasticmile.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.thecharmtasticmile.com</a>. The chic &amp; famed 1.3 mile corridor located in the heart of&nbsp;Charm City (Est.1975)&nbsp;that connects&nbsp;Dwtn-West, the Inner Harbor &amp; Harbor East (S. Greene &amp; W. Pratt Street to S. President &amp; Fleet Street)&nbsp;that is now listed on Google search as one of the&nbsp;Top 10-15 Most Famous Streets in America&nbsp;is reporting It's "Pink'tastic" for Mother's Day.&nbsp;
The "Charm'tastic Mile" created a cool &amp; stylish Metal-Art logo button for Mother's Day. Mom's that check-in the Renaissance Harborplace, Hilton-Baltimore and Hotel Indigo on Sunday will be given the button.&nbsp;
Its Metal-Art logo since the release&nbsp;of it this past January has been a "Brand Slam" for the Iconic 1.3 mile-stretch. The Orioles colorway-version is the most popular seen on various products.&nbsp;The "Charm'tastic Mile"&nbsp;remains the only USPTO&nbsp;<a href="https://www.uspto.gov/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">www.uspto.gov</a>&nbsp;(R) registered trademark street in the State of Maryland.&nbsp;The "Charm'tastic Mile,&nbsp;The Magnificent Mile, Rodeo Drive and the Vegas Strip&nbsp;are the 4 very-rare U.S. Streets that are U.S. trademarks.&nbsp;
This past April 25th was the official&nbsp;10th Anniversary (2016-26)&nbsp;of&nbsp;The "Charm'tastic Mile"&nbsp;being introduced to the&nbsp;City of Baltimore. The&nbsp;"Charm'tastic Mile"&nbsp;(4-25-2016)&nbsp;shares the same-day of introduction as the majestic Domino Sugars neon sign&nbsp;(4-25-1951).&nbsp;
April 25th marked the&nbsp;75th Anniversary (1951-2026)&nbsp;of the Domino Sugars neon sign, an amazing&nbsp;landmark to the fabric &amp; history of the city.&nbsp; 

For more information or news media interview requests on&nbsp;"Pink'tastic" Metal Art Button Zones for Mother's Day Renaissance, Hilton &nbsp;&amp; Hotel Indigo&nbsp; please contact Derrick E Vaughan (Famous Streets &amp; Sports Culture In America-Analyst) at 443-851-5244 or email:&nbsp;<a href="mailto:thecharmtasticmile@gmail.com" target="_blank">thecharmtasticmile@gmail.com</a>.&nbsp;
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