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Jackie Milad: Just Between Us opens at Paperwork Gallery Thursday, May 15
 Just Between Us is a solo exhibit of drawings by local artist and curator Jackie Milad. Exhibition: May 15 - June 21, 2008 Opening Reception: Thursday, May 15 from 7-9 p.m. The exhibit will include catalogues for sale and a catalogue essay by Jack Livingston. “Ms. Milad's exuberant andro-fem figures mix archetypes, channeling the likes of Nefertiti, Carolee Schneemann and Courtney Love into one timeless sweetly odd and transgressive "her". They possess a fairy-tale power similar to the late works of the poet Ann Sexton.”-Excerpt from review in Peek Review, by Jack Livingston. Paperwork Gallery is located at 107 E. Preston Street in the Midtown Yoga Building. |
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Cara Ober is a celebrated local artist and professor who offers her readers an insider's glimpse of the Baltimore arts scene, as well as a guide to what's ahead.
Cara Ober is a celebrated local artist and professor who offers her readers an insider's glimpse of the Baltimore arts scene, as well as a guide to what's ahead.
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