Alums of Boston-area schools are invited to come out and celebrate the start of spring (we hope)! Co-organized by the Harvard-Radcliffe Club of Maryland and the Wellesley Club of Baltimore. Participating schools include Brandeis, Harvard-Radcliffe, MIT, UMass Boston, and Wellesely College. Alums from other Boston-area schools also welcome! Free admission, cash bar. Live music that evening by Marc Dipasquale.

2015 AIABaltimore Spring Lecture Series: Outliers

This series highlights designers who are answering provocative cultural and socio-political questions, typically explored through the realm of art. Their responses take on many forms and challenge established practice, prompting further dialogue around the impact of design. Through these deviations, we are introduced to alternate avenues of operation and thought, causing us to reflect on the potential they present.

Schedule

This is the keynote event of the annual #TUjday journalism series, featuring award-winning photographer and TU alumnus Patrick Smith ’09.

Michael Rakowitz, Professor, Art Theory & Practice, Northwestern University
There is a Crack in Everything: That’s How the Light Gets in*
(*from Anthem by Leonard Cohen)
Wednesday, March 4 | 7:00 p.m.
Performing Arts and Humanities Building, Room 132

Goucher faculty member Steve Yankee and Goucher Alumnus Jacob Kohlhas ‘11 will perform a variety of jazz standards for guitar.

Amy Feldman received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design and Rutgers University, New Jersey, respectively. She has exhibited internationally including in Belgium, Sweden, Germany, and France. Feldman’s work has been featured in The New York Times, Art in America, and Hyperallergic, among other publications.

Sponsored by: LeRoy E. Hoffberger School of Painting.

Peabody organ students perform in the weekly Thursday Noon Recital Series. Free.

The Feminist Art Project–Baltimore (TFAP–B) is hosting a film screening and discussion of Who Does She Think She Is? (2009) at the MDWHC on Thursday, March 5th. Light refreshments and snacks will be served, and there will be a short discussion following the film.

Writers LIVE! Joanne Fluke talks about her new book, Double Fudge Brownie Murder. Central Library, Poe Room, 400 Cahtedral Street, 7p.m.

Hamilton Gallery is proud to present the 9th Annual Student Art Exhibition
featuring student art work from Hamilton Gallery’s neighboring schools:
City Neighbors, St. Francis of Assisi, Hamilton Elementary/Middle,
Sudbury Arts and Ideas, & Garrett Heights Elementary/Middle

March 5-22, 2015

Opening Reception: First Friday, March 6, 2015 5-9 pm

Gallery hours:
Thursday and Fridays 5-9pm, Saturdays 1-9 pm, Sundays 11am-3pm

Suzanna Rosa Molino, author and the founder and director of the Promotion Center for Little Italy Baltimore, is on hand at the bar during Happy Hour (5-7pm) to discuss and sign copies of her new book, "Baltimore's Little Italy: Heritage and History of The Neighborhood".