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Published Writing
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Panel Discussions & Lectures
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Cara Ober, Ed at BmoreArt
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Published Writing
Select Articles and Essays:
BmoreArt and Baltimore Banner:
Five Museum Exhibits to See this October, 2024
BmoreArt:
Turning the US Senate Chartreuse, Angela Alsobrooks for MD, October, 2024
BmoreArt:
Washington Post Cancels Regional Arts Column Effective Immediately
, August, 2024
Baltimore Banner: Nine Art Gallery Shows to Explore in Baltimore this April, 2024
Baltimore Banner: Seven Baltimore-based Artists On the Rise–and on Display Across the Nation, March, 2024
Baltimore Banner: 10 Soul-Warming Art Exhibitions to See In February
, 2024
BmoreArt:
Unreliable Narrators: An Evening with Ann Patchett and R. Eric Thomas
, December 2023
BmoreArt:
Opinion Editorial: AVAM’s Misstep in Dismissing Jenenne Whitfield
, November 2023
BmoreArt:
Radically Simple, Unmistakably Betty Cooke
at The Walters, December 2021
BmoreArt:
Maryland State Arts Council Shifts Grants to Address Equity, Bringing Cuts to Largest Organizations
, September 2021
BmoreArt:
Rebellion, Relevance, Texas, and Lisa Yuskavage
, September 2021
BmoreArt:
A Cure for Toxic Museum Culture: Laura Raicovich’s New Book, Culture Strike
, August 2021
BmoreArt:
Let’s Get It On: A Brood X Cicada Photo Essay
, June 2021
Bmoreart:
Fever Dream: Symptoms but no Covid-19 Tests or results
, 2020
BMOREART:
Only Women: 27 Women in the Arts on the BMA’s Recent Collecting Announcement
bmoreart:
Falling in love with art is like falling in love
BmoreArt:
Location, Location, Location: The Problem of Site Specificity and Mark Bradford at the Baltimore Museum of Art
BmoreArt:
Artspeak and Audience: Art Writing as Bridge or Barrier
BmoreArt:
Anarchy at 72: John Waters’ Indecent Exposure
Hyperallergic:
Revisiting Carolee Schneemann’s Candor and Intellect in a Previously Unpublished Interview
hyperallergic:
Jack Whitten’s Secret self
NY Magazine/ Vulture:
John Waters is the Godfather of the Baltimore Art Scene
Hyperallergic:
Artists and Curators Weigh In on Baltimore Museum’s Move to Deaccession Works by White Men to Diversify Its Collection