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Art To Dine For 2024: Bolton Hill Banquet

You and nineteen of your invited guests enjoy an exclusive three-course immersive dinner event crafted by Chef Idalee DiGregorio, including a signature cocktail, wine, amuse bouche, main course, and dessert. Collaborate with Chef Idalee on your menu for a truly delicious experience! The banquet table for 20 is set in Project 1628, an art gallery in Baltimore's historic Bolton Hill, featuring the work of artist Rob Calvert. Rob's two- and three-dimensional artwork reflects his background as an artist and architect. His paintings and drawings evoke more than they describe of their organic origins.

Art To Dine For 2024: Baltimore 360 | Our Thriving Black Art Scene

Enjoy fabulous art in various media from veteran and emerging Black artists, while expanding your view of the art scene in Baltimore. Learn how aesthetics and techniques emerge from lived experiences perhaps unfamiliar to many non-Black art lovers. Explore the obstacles they may have faced to being appreciated and collected and how persisting in that environment can be understood as a form of racial justice activism. Taste an array of delicious pastry art accompanied by tea, coffee, wine, and punch, while taking in the expansive view of Baltimore's Outer Harbor. Peruse art for sale—sculpture, painting, prints, writing, and jewelry will all be represented—listen to readings, taste beautiful delicacies, and get curious about the vibrant Black art scene in Baltimore!

Art To Dine For 2024: Persian Art, Culture, & Cuisine

Try your hand at the ancient and revered art of Persian/Farsi calligraphy! With tools used in the 14th and 15th centuries, create your own work of art with direction from Nahid Tootoonchi, a professor of graphic design in Towson University’s College of Fine Arts and Communications. Enjoy a presentation from Nahid about the history and modern transformation of Persian calligraphy while indulging in delicious food from Mira Kitchen Collective and admiring the Romanesque arches and dramatic views of Penn Station from artist Carol Higgs’ Station North loft. Leave the party with a special gift from Nahid: your name beautifully written in Farsi.

Art To Dine For 2024: Art With a Purpose

Baltimore artist Jay Wolf Schlossberg-Cohen invites you into his private studio for an intimate afternoon of conversation and art-making. After an engaging discussion about the practice of community-based art and how it relates to social justice, enjoy light refreshments and then, get messy! Create art based on a social justice theme with your fellow attendees using one of Jay's pieces. Experience firsthand what it is like to create art with a purpose!

Art To Dine For 2024: A Cabinet of Curiosity

Enter into a cabinet of curiosities, and explore an expansive collection of everyday objects and art pieces amassed during the host's 40-year career in Africa and Haiti. Artist Carla Stetson, presents mixed media works from her series, Ornithography, as well as other large-scale ink drawings and paintings. Sip on bissap—hibiscus juice from West Africa—and mulled wine and dine on Soup Joumou, Haiti's national dish, which represents freedom and independence from the enslavement of French colonizers.

Art To Dine For 2024: Art & Politics

Diane Stollenwerk and artist Mary Ann Mears (mother to Delegate Elizabeth Embry) host an evening of lively discussion at the intersection of art and politics in Mary Ann's breathtaking, art-filled home. Tour her studio, enjoy delicious food, and be part of the conversation with state-level political and business luminaries, including host and former Delegate Maggie McIntosh, Senate President Bill Ferguson, and Mark Anthony Thomas, President and CEO of the Greater Baltimore Committee, who recently named Culture and the Creative Arts as one of the top three growth areas for the Baltimore region. A real treat for politically-engaged people who care deeply about the future of the arts!

Art To Dine For 2024: Play With Your Food

Jewelry designer Shana Kroiz and her husband, hair stylist Edward Seidel, host a lively dinner where guests are encouraged to play with their food! Gourmet cook Eddie prepares foods in interesting shapes, colors, textures, and patterns that guests can sculpt into visual presentations, inspired by the organic designs of Shana's jewelry. Shana discusses her inspiration and production and invites guests to visit her in-house studio and showroom.

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