After Hours
College Night: Turn Again to the Earth
Calling all college students! Gather your friends and come to the museum for a fun evening of nature-inspired art making, tasty treats, and exploration of exhibitions curated for the BMA’s environmental initiative Turn Again to the Earth.
Students will gain free entry to all exhibitions, including the ticketed exhibition Black Earth Rising, with a valid college ID.
College Night is part of an ongoing collaboration between the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Program in Museums and Society at the Johns Hopkins University.
Tickets
Free. Registration encouraged.
Free timed-entry tickets to Black Earth Rising are also available at the registration link for the 6:15, 7:00, and 7:45 p.m. entry times.
Black Earth Rising tickets are limited based on gallery capacity.
Teaching Artist
Korcelia Saygbay
Celia is a multidisciplinary fiber artist whose practice centers on sustainability, care, and the creative possibilities of cloth. Working across punch needle, embroidery, appliqué, natural dyeing, and mending, they create tactile works that explore the relationship between textile traditions and contemporary life. As the founder of Mending Baltimore, Celia facilitates accessible, hands-on workshops that invite communities to extend the life of their garments while reconnecting with the value of making by hand. Their work bridges art, craft, and education, with a focus on slow fashion, creative reuse, and community repair.