Baltimore-born artist Sara VanDerBeek is known for capturing fleeting moments in time, framing fragments of urban architecture, revealing abstract qualities of aging structures, and evoking an emotional response to the city’s changing neighborhoods. For her installation at the BMA, VanDerBeek (American, born 1976) photographed young dancers from the Baltimore School for the Arts and juxtaposed those images with others inspired by the BMA's archives and collection, particularly related to the museum’s world-renowned Matisse holdings. These images will also become part of an artist's book. Additionally, three sculptures will be installed with the photographs, including one made from the white marble often used for the front steps of Baltimore row homes.