The exhibitions program is run by Visual Arts Director Joy Davis and Visual Arts Manager Daria Parsa.
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Unmistakably Human
Signature Members’ Recent Works | Baltimore Watercolor Society at Creative Alliance
Exhibition On View: AUG 7 – SEP 26
Opening Reception: FRI AUG 7 | 6-9 PM
Watercolor painting is hard to fix once you start. You can’t paint over a mistake. Every brush stroke stays on the page forever. That means each painting shows the artist’s real hand at work
The Baltimore Watercolor Society started in 1885. It is one of the oldest watercolor groups in the country. Today it has more than 800 members. To become a Signature member, artists go through a judging process two times a year. The artists in this show have had their work shown in art shows across the region, the country, and the world.
This exhibit shows their newest paintings. There will be First, Second, and Third Place awards, plus three Honorable Mentions.
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Opening Exhibition: WED SEP 23 | 6:30-9:30PM
On-View: SEP 23 – NOV 14
Open to artists working in visual arts disciplines, the award provides financial support, exhibition opportunities, and a platform for immigrant artists to share their work with the broader community while supporting the continued growth and visibility of their artistic practices.
Three artists will be selected through this process: two finalists and one Patricia Massey Momentum Award recipient. The award recipient will receive a $10,000 award and participate in public programming with Creative Alliance, and all three artists will present their work together in a group exhibition at Creative Alliance.
This award is made possible by the McNeely Massey Family.
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Unidos En El Arte
Call For Artists: Deadline for Submissions September 16, 2026
Exhibition On View: Oct 16 – Dec 4, 2026
Opening Reception: Oct 16 from 6-9PM (featuring an artist talk at 7PM)
This year marks the fourth year of Unidos En El Arte, Creative Alliance’s annual exhibition celebrating Latino artists in Baltimore and beyond. What began as a single show has grown into a tradition, one built on supportive relationships between artists, families, and neighbors in Highlandtown and across the city. The exhibition brings together work that merges craft and fine art, honoring both heritage and experimentation.
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