Randuwa II

 I don't care what museum you visit in the United States, I can say with some certainty that you will rarely be able to find any works o...

 And six to grow on!  Some random discoveries, some beloved old friends. "Moonlight On The Canal," 1856 Johan Barthold Jongkind , ...

 In an octagonal room just off of the central atrium toward the modern annex entrance, the Baltimore Museum of Art had installed a handful o...

Having previously mentioned the concerted effort of the Baltimore Museum of Art to share a diverse and representative selection of works, al...

 One of my favorite paintings at the Baltimore Museum of Art of this self-portrait of Benjamin West.  Long before I visited art museums, I c...

 I've had such a life in so many ways, and certainly ART has been one of them.  I have always had the ability to be creative.  As a chil...

What a beautiful and poignant introduction to an artist whose life ended way too soon.  Ellis grew up in a home with a father who was an acc...

 One of the greatest things about the Baltimore Museum of Art is how it embraces its mission of bringing a full range of international and n...

Visited the Baltimore Museum of Art today with friends.  One of the impetuses was a recent visit they had made from which my friend spoke of...

Salman Toor is the other special exhibition at the BMA that I wanted to see. Toor was born in Lahore, Pakistan in 1983. As a gay man, he d...

There is an alcove in the upstairs facade off of the Levys' Foyer at the Baltimore Museum of Art that hosts a rotation of sculptural wo...