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Use your smartphone to hear audio commentary on nine works of art and architecture from BMA curators, whose insights reveal the often-hidden histories of racial inequalities.
When you become a BMA Member, you provide critical resources that allow our staff to continue creating free and enjoyable content. This is a critical time for the Museum, and our Members are more important than ever. Join today.
While the American flag was a symbol of oppression for Native Americans, Lakota women in the early Reservation Period subversively incorporated elements of it into items such as children’s clothing. Nine beaded artworks on view in Stripes and Stars explore why.
This one-gallery retrospective celebrates the six-decade career of Baltimore-based printmater and sculptor Valerie Maynard. View the virtual gallery.
Take a break, bring your kids, and join Manager of Tour Experiences Suzy Wolffe for our new interactive tour series, Art Break Live. Watch with your family the third Thursday of the month at 2 p.m. on Facebook or catch up on past tours on YouTube.
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.
Stay creative and engaged while at home with Free Family Sundays online art-making activities.
BMA Stories is a place for engaging, in-depth stories about art and related issues. Contributors include visitors, curators, staff, artists, and community members.
Relax and connect with artists, makers, and the community through a series of online programs, including artist talks, meditations, and other interactive activities.