Baltimore Museum of Art

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Exhibitions

Now Is The Time: Recent Acquisitions to the Contemporary Collection

On View Now

Plan Your Visit

The Museum is open Wednesday-Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Our address is 10 Art Museum Drive, Baltimore, MD 21218 Directions and Parking

What's on View

Feb 17, 2021 — May 16, 2021

Stephanie Syjuco: Vanishing Point (Overlay)

Mar 28, 2021 — Sep 19, 2021

Katharina Grosse: Is It You?

BMA Shop

Catalogues, jewelry, and an assortment of gifts for art lovers of all ages

Membership

Support the work of the BMA and get early access to exhibitions and programs.

Sculpture Gardens

Open from 10 a.m. until dusk, Wednesday through Sunday, as weather permits

BMA Stories

In Conversation with Mickalene Thomas

You can hear in Mickalene Thomas’ voice her affection for Baltimore and enthusiasm for this moment in BMA history when she speaks by phone from her Brooklyn studio about her immersive two-story installation now on view at the Museum.

For Families

At Home Art Making

Get craft ideas and downloadable art projects with Free Family Sundays online art-making activities. Browse the archives and sign up to receive a weekly craft in your inbox.

Now on View

SHAN Wallace: The Avenue

The Avenue, named for Baltimore’s Pennsylvania Avenue, tells a story of the culinary histories embedded in the journeys of Black people from Africa to the Americas, and from South to North. In five digital collages, Wallace combines personal references to her family and her journey as a photographer with historical references.

Monthly Talk Show

May: Making Art, Making a Difference

This monthly online program brings together women artists and special guests to discuss their work with educators from the BMA and the National Museum of Women in the Arts. Most recently, our hosts welcomed artist Delita Martin and discussed works in She Knew Where She Was Going: Gee’s Bend Quilts and Civil Rights with curator Brittany Luberda.