CLOSING ARTISTS BRUNCH NARRATIVE LIMINAL Saturday October 15th 1pm-5pm 1826 Fleet Street, Baltimore, MD 21231 Narrative Liminal features the work of John Bohl and Mike Peter Smith. Both Artists’ concepts refer to the in-between states and conditions that allude to disarray. Their work is critical of the discontinuity of traditional narrative while contributing to the dissolution of order. At the same time, the work is informative of the continuity of tradition. Works by: Mike Peter Smith • John Bohl Journalism is being challenged by increasing Balkanization, resulting in a gap in perspectives that is also redefining the way in which sources are established and fact is formed. Currently, substrates of traditional ethics in Journalistic Narrative are the topics for critique in this niche media landscape. As individual personas are established to maintain a ringside media perspective, a dialogue heavily reflected by bias is created. This is reflected in everything from small scale blogs to corporate conglomerates. The gaping margins of perspectives create an ambivalent moral market for inhabitants of the American home.
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Narrative Liminal
Narrative Liminal features the work of John Bohl and Mike Peter Smith. Both Artists’ concepts refer to the in-between states and conditions that allude to disarray. Their work is critical of the discontinuity of traditional narrative while contributing to the dissolution of order. At the same time, the work is informative of the continuity of tradition.
Journalism is being challenged by increasing Balkanization, resulting in a gap in perspectives that is also redefining the way in which sources are established and fact is formed. Currently, substrates of traditional ethics in Journalistic Narrative are the topics for critique in this niche media landscape. As individual personas are established to maintain a ringside media perspective, a dialogue heavily reflected by bias is created. This is reflected in everything from small scale blogs to corporate conglomerates. The gaping margins of perspectives create an ambivalent moral market for inhabitants of the American home.
Opening reception: Friday, Sept. 2
7 PM - 10 PM
Guest Spot
1826 Fleet Street
Baltimore MD
Baltimore Liste
To produce Baltimore Liste, The Contemporary museum has joined forces with seven local galleries (Area 405, Open Space, Current Gallery, Gallery Four, Nudashank, Subbasement Gallery and Jordan Faye Contemporary Art) each gallery nominated three artists. After visiting 21 studios, Sue Spaid has selected twelve artists to have solo exhibitions at the Contemporary Museum during the month of May.
Friday, May 13
6:30 - 9:30 PM
John Bohl (Current)
Shaun Flynn (Gallery Four)
Stewart Watson (Area 405)
Jordan Bernier (Nudashank)
Friday, May 20th
6:30 - 9:30 PM
David Page (Jordan Faye Contemporary)
Caitlin Cunningham (Nudashank)
Josh Wade Smith (Gallery Four)
Friday, May 27th
6:30 - 9:30 PM
Michelle Model (Sub Basement)
Gary Kachadourian (Current)
Kate Mackinnon (Jordan Faye Contemporary)
DUOX (Open Space)
Photos from John Bohl and Jordan Bernier’s Book Release at Current Space
I got to this show late, so there weren’t too many minglers left. Not too late, though, as I managed to get a copy of the book. It’s full of beautiful illustrations. I’ll put some of my favorite up sometime in the near future. I also got a print by Hermonie Only, which I’m very excited about.
Jordan Bernier and John Bohl (obviously really excited to have their picture taken)
Steven Riddle
John Bohl & Jordan Bernier Artist Book Release Party
This book is going to be so great. It’s put together by ETHEREAL THINGS favorites John Bohl and Jordan Bernier. In addition, there are contributions by the fine artists listed below, many of them have been featured on this very tumblr. Go to this for real!
“Silk screened & hand bound book including the work of 30 + Baltimore artists! In addition, artist poster series will be released in conjunction with the book and postes will be available at the release party! Books are 50 pgs each / Edition of 100 / $15 each! Get em while ya can cus they’ll go fast!”
Contributors: Alex Ebstein, Ali Moss, Andrew Liang, Annie Gray Robrecht, Russel Hite, Robby Rackleff, Austin Redwood, Michael Benevento, Beth Hoeckel, Bettina Yung, Caitlin Cunningham, Chiara Keeling, Edward Max Fendley, DJ Rice, Chris Day, Elena Johnston, Gary Kachadourian, Gerry Mak, Josh Van Horne, Justin Lucas, Kenneth Roman, Lauren Brick, Lou Joseph, Max Guy, Monique Crabb, Chris Mucci, Sal Farina, Sarah Matson, Noel Freibert, Steve Riddle, David Ubias
Friday, April 8
7PM - 10PM
Current Gallery
421 N. Howard Street
Baltimore, MD
ETHEREAL THINGS
May 31 | Time Bandits: Gallery Talk at the Creative Alliance
Jun 1 | Go West - (expeditionists) at Area 405
Jun 8 | You Got the Goods at Current Space
L I N K S
Area 405 / BmoreArt / Contemporary Museum
Creative Alliance / Current Space / Gallery Four
Nomad Gallery / Nudashank / Open Space
Showspace / There Were Ten Tigers
