Art After Hours: Making Her Mark

*Art After Hours is now sold out!

Experience a night at the museum. Baltimore’s best late-night art party is back celebrating local women artists in response to the exhibition Making Her Mark: A History of Women Artists in Europe, 1400-1800.

Hear DJ Pangelica spin a mix of deep house with classical influences and female vocals. Enjoy European-inspired appetizers and cocktails by H3irloom Food Group, and don’t miss a pop-up performance by genre-spanning violinist Melissa Hullman and hands-on paper quilling with artist Kim Rice.

Art After Hours also features late-night access to the galleries, free admission to Making Her Mark and one free food or cocktail item with the price of admission.

Tickets

SOLD OUT

$25 BMA Members | $30 Non-Members

Admission includes entry to Making Her Mark and one complimentary food or drink ticket. This event is for adults ages 21 and older.

Schedule

8 p.m. – Doors open
9:45 p.m. – Melissa Hullman violin performance in the Contemporary Wing Rotunda / Ruth Blaustein Rosenburg Rotunda
11 p.m. – Program ends

Participants

DJ Pangelica

DJ Pangelica is a producer, composer, performer, DJ, sound artist, and curator based in Baltimore, MD. A sonic shape-shifter, she specializes in hyper-romantic synthesizers and deconstructed club music.

H3irloom Food Group

Based in Baltimore, MD, H3irloom Food Group cultivates meaningful culinary experiences that celebrate the region’s authentic foodways, culture, and community, led by Chefs David & Tonya Thomas, Linda Taliaferro (CEO), and Floyd Taliaferro IV (CFO). In addition to operating The Sinclair private event space, the company’s portfolio includes ticketed dinner experiences, catering, pop-ups, sustainable farming initiatives, and the award-winning H3 product line. H3irloom is a 100% Black-owned company with a mission to uplift the Black food narrative and provide a deeply personal approach to the Black food experience that’s rooted in history and culture. Built on a foundation of friendship and a passion for true hospitality, the three in H3irloom represents the familial bond between the founding partners as a nod to their past, present, and future together.

Melissa Hullman

Genre-spanning violinist Melissa Hullman has been invited to share the stage at such diverse venues as the Kennedy Center, Canadian Music Week, the World Bank, Bethlehem Musikfest, Maryland Artscape, and Brooklyn’s Jalopy Theatre. Equally at home playing notes on the page or off the cuff, her musical collaborations range from solo, chamber, and orchestral playing to tango, jazz, folk, free improv, and Balkan, African, and Indian music. Her 2023 solo project VIO/LUMINA plays on the edge of possibility by using improvised and composed solo works to illuminate the current state of violin playing as an art form, infusing the depth and breadth of music now with the brilliance of the classical tradition. Her past collaborations include Susan Alcorn, KS Resmi, Cesar Orozco, and Full Circle Dance Company. She has performed with Inscape Chamber Orchestra, the Ann Arbor Symphony, the York Symphony Orchestra, and the Victoria Piano Trio.

Kim Rice

Kim Rice creates artworks that focus on the construct of race through the lens of whiteness. She uses common materials and craft-based media as a meditation on systemic racism and the policies that affect American society today. Crocheted, sewn, and linked together, Rice’s labor-intensive art practice reveals the ways in which whiteness is woven into our everyday lives. Rice earned her BFA in Sculpture and MFA in Printmaking from the University of Oklahoma. Her work has been exhibited at public and private institutions throughout the country including: the Alexandria Museum of Art, the Fred Jones Museum of Art, the Northern Illinois Art Museum, the Delaware Museum of Art, the Peale Museum, and Prospect 4 Satellite. She has received multiple awards, including a Maryland State Arts Council Creativity Grant, and the McNeese Grant for Socially Engaged Practice.