Eutaw Place Gallery & Studios

05/09/2024

🏡 Presenting “After Pleasant Plains” a solo show by Emma Kimmel .art 🏡

Join us at Eutaw Place Gallery for an opening reception: Friday, May 17th from 6:30 - 9:30 PM

Statement: “Creating paintings is like giving birth. I let experiences and images I gravitate towards, in waking and dreaming states, to grow life in my mind. Through many contractions, my labor results in poetic landscapes and figurations - each to me as precious as a baby.

I tap into these visceral sensations of birth and death through the lens of Feminist and Jungian Psychoanalysis. This lens organizes life events as mythological tales that occur to help one to gain a larger consciousness of the world across cultures in order to appreciate more the beauty of it. Painting is like growing a baby, you may not see its meaning at first but you do feel it and you follow that.”

05/06/2024

Introducing new works by on

Tristan Heles (They/Them) is an artist, musician, and audio engineer. Tristan studied digital and fine art at Carver Center for Arts and Technology before their current career in audio engineering.

Their work is a maximalist fusion of observational realism with pattern art, illustration, and abstraction.

“Through intricate linework, I collage familiar landscapes and interiors with the dreamlike abstraction influenced by their often flawed or imagined recollection. The subjects that I choose to draw are inspired by a childhood fascination with collecting, where objects can be embedded with personal meaning and connect to deeply seeded memory.“

04/23/2024

More raffle submissions! DM a screenshot of your donation above $5 to the gofundme in ‘s bio for a chance to win one of these items.

04/23/2024

Eutaw Place Gallery is hosting a Makers Market and benefit raffle! To enter your name in this raffle for a chance to win one of these items, DM the screenshot of your donation any size above $5 to the gofundme in ‘s bio. More raffle submissions to come in another post; sixth slide is an 8” x 10” print by . This gofundme is for Fadel Mograbhi and his family, currently trying to relocate out of Gaza. They are about $700 off from reaching their goal. Come out on May 4th at 1406 Eutaw Place from 12-5pm for amazing music, artists, and supporting a Palestinian Family!

04/23/2024

03/09/2024

Presenting a selection of excellent new works by on

Kashima Robinson is a Baltimore based artist. They studied Ceramics at Maryland State Institute College of Art after transferring form Community College of Baltimore County, where they received thier AFA.

“There is a focus on non-function sculptural ceramic forms.

I use the work a way to highlight things that exist in between one defined form and the next. I’ve made a practice out of interrupting perceptions through creating mosaics like ceramic tiles and containers. It has helped me to document instances of self-discovery and dissolution utilizing ceramic materials as the medium.

I use the elements as subject matter. Within my work there is a selection wall tiles rendered to represent rushes of water, A hill to die on, a portrait of the sun and vessels that breathe.”

02/21/2024

“Molly & Morphine: Expanded Edition”
(Self Portrait) by .aciir
30x40 | Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
2/15/24

02/09/2024

I’ve driven past 405 N. Charles Street many times since the 1990s. Little did I know that a century earlier, in the 1890s, the building was home to a successful dressmaker, importer…and smuggler.

Lottie Barton’s dresses were worn by Baltimore’s highest society, not to mention First Ladies Frances Cleveland and Caroline Harrison. Her business on Charles Street employed 70 people, with a tailor’s shop, fitting areas, showrooms, workrooms and more.

But Barton had a secret.

In 1893, New York customs officials apprehended the dressmaker, and two others, as they traveled back from Europe with trunks full of smuggled dresses, fabrics and accessories. It made national news, but apparently no difference to Lottie’s customers. Her work continued in full force until her death in 1902.

The building now houses Sotto Sopra Restaurant.



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Thanks to Maryland Center for History and Culture for their research into this building. More here: https://www.mdhistory.org/lottie-barton-dressmaker-importer-smuggler/

02/09/2024

Join Baltimore Safe Haven and MedStar Team for an informative session on "Exploring Gender-Affirming Surgeries: Vaginoplasty, Vulvoplasty, Metoidioplasty, and Phalloplasty." And our co host Lee blinder from Trans Maryland

Date/Time: 3/2/2024 @ 1:00PM - 6:00PM
Venue: Assembly Hall, 101 n gay street, Baltimore, MD 21202

We are excited to have the following medical experts as our speakers:

1. Gabriel Alfonso Del Corral, MD
Specialties: Microvascular Plastic Surgery, Gender Surgery, Reconstruction

2. David Lisle, MD
Specialties: Colon And Re**al Surgery

3. Krishnan Venkatesan, MD
Specialties: Trauma And Reconstructive Urology, Urology

Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about gender-affirming surgeries and have your questions answered by experienced professionals.