March Into Spring: Monthly Newsletter

It’s been a cold winter, and we’re eagerly awaiting the warmth of spring. In the meantime, we’ve welcomed some wonderful new arrivals to the gallery—some inspired by the blooming of spring and others by the outdoor adventures that come with warmer days.

Whether you’re waiting for the flowers to bloom or looking forward to shopping for your garden, this next piece is sure to inspire you.

Tracey Halvorsen

Ascension

Acrylic on canvas

60 x 78in

View Online


Sports fan or not, we’re all counting down to warmer days and the chance to get outside and enjoy some fresh air and outdoor activities.

Arvay Adams

Girlfriends

Mixed media on paper mounted on canvas

31 x 41in

Beautiful antique gold and black frame

View Online


Spring has sprung, and the birds are putting on a show! It’s the perfect season to spread your wings and dive into some birdwatching fun. 🐥🌷

Ricardo Roig

Northern Flicker

Original hand cut print

Multi colored print on Fine Art Cotton Paper

Framed size: 11 x 11in

View Online


Simply dreaming of clear blue skies and ocean-blue waters.

Justin Winkel

Jazzy Blues

Digital painting

Printed on archival smooth matte paper

Paper size: 33 x 45in

Framed Size: 38 x 50in

View Online


✨ Reconnect Through Creativity: Pause & Paint is Back!

Looking for a refreshing way to bring your team together? Our Pause & Paint corporate team-building sessions are the perfect blend of creativity, relaxation, and collaboration. Whether in-office or off-site, we provide a fun, engaging experience that encourages connection and artistic expression—no experience necessary!

Let your team unwind, get inspired, and create something beautiful together.

📩 Now booking spring and summer sessions — reach out to learn more or reserve your date.


BEYOND THE GALLERY

We're also excited to start using our newsletter as a space to inspire, entertain, and highlight some of the incredible things happening in the art world—beyond just what's happening in our own gallery. We’ll be featuring great art shows, films, books, and events happening both around the city of Baltimore and across the globe. So, to kick things off, we’re starting by highlighting a great book and movie we think you’ll love.

BOOK RECOMMENDATION

Mouth to Mouth by Antoine Wilson

In a first-class lounge at JFK airport, our narrator listens as Jeff Cook, a former classmate he only vaguely remembers, shares the uncanny story of his adult life—a life that changed course years before, the moment he resuscitated a drowning man.

Jeff reveals that after that traumatic, galvanizing morning on the beach, he was compelled to learn more about the man whose life he had saved, convinced that their fates were now entwined. But are we agents of our fate—or are we its pawns? Upon discovering that the man is renowned art dealer Francis Arsenault, Jeff begins to surreptitiously visit his Beverly Hills gallery. Although Francis does not seem to recognize him as the man who saved his life, he nevertheless casts his legendary eye on Jeff and sees something worthy. He takes the younger man under his wing, initiating him into his world, where knowledge, taste, and access are currency; a world where value is constantly shifting and calling into question what is real, and what matters. The paths of the two men come together and diverge in dizzying ways until the novel’s staggering ending.

GET YOUR COPY


The Price of Everything

The Price of Everything pulls back the curtain on the contemporary art market, revealing how creativity and commerce are deeply intertwined. Directed by Nathaniel Kahn, the documentary takes viewers inside the fast-paced world of auctions, galleries, and art fairs, where collectors, dealers, and artists navigate the absurdity between artistic value and market price. Featuring candid interviews with major figures like Jeff Koons, Gerhard Richter, and Amy Cappellazzo, the film raises compelling questions about what art is worth—and who decides. It’s an eye-opening look at how money, status, and demand shape the art world in ways that are both fascinating and unsettling.

Watch on Kanopy

Next
Next

Transforming Spaces: How Engenium Group is Building a Creative Workplace with Original Art