Blog
The GBCA Blog is where Baltimore's creative community comes together to share ideas, celebrate accomplishments, and explore the issues shaping arts and culture across our region. From Executive Director letters and organizational updates to member spotlights, artist stories, opportunities, and cultural insights, our blog offers a window into the people, organizations, and initiatives that make Greater Baltimore a vibrant place to live, work, and create.
Whether you're an artist, arts administrator, educator, cultural leader, or community advocate, you'll find stories that inform, inspire, and connect you to the broader cultural ecosystem.
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Executive Director Letters
GBCA News
Member Spotlight
Opportunities
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Executive Director’s Letter – 1/14/25
After the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King in 1968, U.S. Representative John Conyers ...
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Executive Director’s Letter – 1/21/25
Sadly, 2024 was a year we lost many leaders in the Baltimore region’s arts sector. That inc...
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Executive Director’s Letter – 1/28/25
“The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis announced that the arts in the U.S. are at an all-tim...
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Executive Director’s Letter – 2/4/25
After the last few tumultuous weeks, it’s important to recognize good news and to remember to cel...
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Sundays@3 presents BSO/BCO String Quintet playing Mozart, Brahms & Dvořák
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Framing My America by Tracy “Symphony” Hall at the Strand Theater
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Baltimore County and Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Announce Star-Spangled 250 Independence Day Concerts at Oregon Ridge
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Call for Artists: Life in Baltimore – A Peale Exhibition
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The Compound Exhibition Proposal Open Call 2026
In 2026, The Compound wishes to expand its curatorial voice by inviting external curators/artists...
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Light Work Artist-in-Residence Program
Light Work Artist-in-Residence Program Applications for the 2027 cycle of our Artist-in-Residence...
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Call for Artists for Life in Baltimore
The Peale is pleased to announce the opening of the Call for Artists for Life in Baltimore, a jur...