Workshops
Sublime Subjects
Inspired by Amy Sherald: American Sublime, this dynamic portraiture workshop will offer insight into Sherald’s practice, exploring how gray scale, color, and language can reflect the stories we carry within.
With guidance from transdisciplinary artist HOPE McCorkle, we’ll celebrate Black historical and cultural figures from Baltimore and beyond whose influence, resilience, and brilliance embody the timeless grace of the sublime. Together, we’ll tap into the spirit of representation and experiment with expressive approaches, creating portraits that honor legacy and celebrate power and presence.
Location: The Baltimore Room at BMA Lexington Market
The Baltimore Room at Lexington Market is located in the Upper Market at 112 N. Eutaw Street. View a map.
Tickets
Free. Registration encouraged.
About the Artist
HOPE (Tonisha Hope McCorkle) is an award-winning transdisciplinary artist, performer, and educator who creates transformative works through painting, collage, movement, and sculpture. Exploring memory, mental health, and divine femininity, her art becomes a portal for healing and self-discovery, inviting viewers into spaces of transformation, intimacy, and hope.