HIGHLANDTOWN ARTS DISTRICT

Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture in Partnership with the Highlandtown Arts and Entertainment District

Presents Pop-Up Gallery II, Wish You Were Here

UMBC's Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture (CADVC) will partner with the Highlandtown Arts and Entertainment District (ha!) to present Wish You Were Here, a pop-up gallery installation

A community opening event will be held on Saturday, March 3 from 5 to 7 p.m. Both the exhibition and opening event are free to the public.

Wish You Were Here, an exhibition by Lexie "Mountain" Macchi, interdisciplinary artist and CADVC graduate research assistant, recontextualizes the relationship of one leftover object to another, transforming and distorting the feeling of occupation, potential and space. Organized by the CADVC and ha! with additional support from the Highlandtown Community Association, this ground-floor installation calls towards a future of the space using the tools and language of its past—namely the detritus, debris, and accumulated silent memory-bearers within.

Hours

Saturday, March 3, 5-7 pm, opening reception

All other gallery admission is by appointment only, but the installation can be viewed from the storefront every evening starting at dusk.

 

Directions

The Pop-Up Gallery is located on the ground floor storefront of 3216 Eastern Avenue. Daytime metered visitor parking is available.

• From I-95 between Baltimore and Washington, take exit 53 onto I-395 N. Take a slight right onto W Conway St, Turn left on Light St, turn right onto E Pratt St, turn right onto S President St, then make your first left onto Eastern Avenue. Once you pass Patterson Park to your left, the gallery will be on the left, in the block pass the Creative Alliance at the Patterson.

• From north of I-695, take I-695 E to I-95 S, then continue onto I-895 S. Take exit 12 onto E Lombard St, turn right onto Bayview Blvd, then turn right onto Eastern Ave. The gallery will be on the right, just passed S Bouldin St.

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What is the Arts & Entertainment District

Highlandtown's Arts & Entertainment District (a.k.a. ha!) is the largest such designated area in the state; encompassing Highlandtown, Patterson Park and portions of Canton and Greektown.  ha! offers artists the opportunity to live and work in one of the most culturally diverse neighborhoods in the city. ha! boasts southeast's largest collection of retail and industrial spaces, along with affordable housing and a convenient location, easily accessible from I-95, I-895, Fells Point and Downtown.

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Ha! is home of a Creative Alliance at The Patterson, galleries, artist studios, and retail shops with a variety of activities happening year around including the Salsapolkalooza, the Great Halloween Lantern Parade, the Highlandtown Farmer's Market and Artket, Annual Studio Tours, Sculpture in the Park, the Highlandtown Wine Festival, and the Highlandtown Basement Bar Tour.


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