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Baltimore City
Crit Club

Uniting Baltimore Artists to Shape and Enrich Their Community.

Upcoming Exhibition
Saturday, August 9th at 2 PM

Emily Fussner

Madeline A. Stratton

Julia Roble

 

Together, these three artists share a deep sensitivity to time, space, and material language. Their work converges around themes of memory, architectural absence, and perceptual slippage. Emily's gentle casting of urban fractures speaks to Julia's acts of archival recovery—both make space for what is often ignored, broken, or beyond the edge of awareness. Madeline’s quiet interiors echo these investigations by grounding memory in physical rituals and domestic familiarity. There’s a shared fluency in how these artists use minimal forms and subtle gestures to hold complicated emotional terrain.

Previous Exhibit

Featuring the work of Taha Heydari and Kyle Hackett, two painters exploring figuration through radically different lenses. Hackett's award-winning portraiture interrogates identity, history, and representation with quiet precision. Heydari’s large-scale, chaotic compositions collapse binaries drawn from both personal and political experience. Together, their work sets the stage for a rich conversation on the body, image, and the systems that shape them.

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