Top Art Studios In Baltimore

Artist-run since 2004, Current Space blends gallery exhibitions with outdoor performances and studio access, fostering connections among creatives and thinkers. The venue offers 24-hour use of art studios, music practice rooms, screenprinting, and darkroom facilities. Visitors appreciate the lively events and garden setting, though some find the music volume and management uneven.

Make Studio focuses on providing inclusive arts programs and professional studio space for adults with disabilities. The studio hosts a gallery, offers workshops for children with disabilities, and organizes public events throughout the year. Visitors often appreciate the welcoming atmosphere and the vibrant, expressive artwork created by its diverse community.

Known for its vivid portraits of dogs, cats, and cityscapes, Robert McClintock Studio & Gallery offers a variety of original photographs and paintings. The team is friendly and welcoming, and visitors often appreciate the creative, colorful artwork, though some customers have not visited the gallery in person.

Luann Carra Gallery specializes in showcasing original mosaics, paintings, and local art while offering yoga, movement, and meditation classes. The team also hosts poetry readings and community events, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Visitors appreciate the unique, creative space, though some find the art prices on the higher side.

Zo Gallery Studio focuses on contemporary visual and performance art, showcasing local and international artists who explore themes like architecture and human connection through photography. The space often hosts events like poetry slams and is appreciated for its welcoming atmosphere, though some visitors find the seating and layout a bit informal.

Specializing in small and large-scale murals and public art, LDP Studio creates vibrant pieces that reflect community identity and history. The team works with both youth and adults across the DMV and Mid-Atlantic regions, often completing commissioned projects that bring color and meaning to indoor and outdoor spaces. Customers appreciate the studio’s creativity and professionalism, noting… more...

Specializing in small and large-scale murals and public art, LDP Studio creates vibrant pieces that reflect community identity and history. The team works with both youth and adults across the DMV and Mid-Atlantic regions, often completing commissioned projects that bring color and meaning to indoor and outdoor spaces. Customers appreciate the studio’s creativity and professionalism, noting timely and thoughtful execution.

Rosekemp Studio offers a unique collection of handcrafted books, art supplies, and locally made gifts that invite creative exploration and self-discovery. The team curates a welcoming space filled with poetry readings and a variety of magical, thoughtful items. Visitors appreciate the intimate atmosphere, though the eclectic mix can feel a bit overwhelming at times.

JFA Studio LLC focuses on nurturing creativity through personalized art lessons that encourage imaginative, outside-the-box thinking. The studio offers painting sessions that appeal to all ages, with many customers appreciating the warm, supportive environment. Some note that scheduling can be limited, but the experience consistently sparks enthusiasm and confidence in participants.

Social Studio teaches people how to look at people as art. Here you can explore, interact, share, grow, learn, empower, and expand! Social Studio allows you to discover for yourself what excellence in art means. You'll build confidence, community, connection, compassion, and collaboration while creating art. Social Studio, an art academy, is a place where community members create, in turn… more...

Social Studio teaches people how to look at people as art. Here you can explore, interact, share, grow, learn, empower, and expand! Social Studio allows you to discover for yourself what excellence in art means. You'll build confidence, community, connection, compassion, and collaboration while creating art. Social Studio, an art academy, is a place where community members create, in turn creating community. We provide our members with the materials and time they need to develop as artists. Art excellence is a way to enhance empathy. Empathy is encouraged by art excellence. Empathy promotes better self-understanding and understanding of others. Every experience offers multiple entry points, so each artist can solve creative problems and take risks. The way in which we communicate with each other, and ourselves, is important to us. Reflective practices help us learn from our teacher, materials, fellow students, and ourselves. We develop a discipline to see, without judging. We give helpful feedback on individual development.

Sanzi Kermes records the games she's played Scrabble, screens prints the pattern at the end, and then writes a senryu, a non-nature haiku, using the words. The screen prints, created by an ex-cartographer and reminiscent of Land Ordinance 1785's Rectangular Survey System, are inspired by words played. Sanzi earned a double major in Geography & Advertising in 1982 at Syracuse University. She left… more...

Sanzi Kermes records the games she's played Scrabble, screens prints the pattern at the end, and then writes a senryu, a non-nature haiku, using the words. The screen prints, created by an ex-cartographer and reminiscent of Land Ordinance 1785's Rectangular Survey System, are inspired by words played. Sanzi earned a double major in Geography & Advertising in 1982 at Syracuse University. She left her corporate job at 35 and her life changed dramatically over the following decade: she was widowed at 43 and gave birth at 45 to her first daughter. At 48, she received her Masters of Contemporary Fine Art from Leeds Beckett University in Leeds, UK. She lives with her daughter in Baltimore. Sanzi Kermes started working with textiles a few years ago. Sanzi Kermes' exploration of material led her to revive wedding gowns that had been stowed away in closets or attics. The artist has received many gowns directly from the families of the brides, or the brides. This installation explores the importance of wedding rituals within our culture through the story-telling aspect. Please contact Sanzi whether you are local or not to share your story so it can be entered into the exhibit!