First Sunday Annapolis
Every First Sunday of the month from May through October Annapolis celebrates First Sunday Annapolis, an art and craft festival. A block of West Street and areas of Calvert […]
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Star Spangled Banner – Mary Young Pickersgill
Today, let’s honor a famous Chesapeake Bay artisan, Mary Young Pickersgill. Mary was a widowed seamstress living in Baltimore in the 1800’s. Her specialty was making flags, a craft […]
Red White and Blue on the Bay
Happy 4th of July!
Hidden Mosaics
I have found some hidden mosaics while traveling around the bay area. This mosaic of an oyster can can be found in the parking lot at the Eastport Maritime museum […]
Introduction into Collagraphy & St. Michaels Art League’s Gallery
I had a chance to talk to Sarah Stolte, a member of the St. Michaels Art League about collagraphy while visiting St. Michaels Art League’s Gallery. Collagraphy is a print […]
Father’s Day – Wood Artisans – Moffett Woodworks
Today is Father’s Day and today’s post spotlights a wood artisan – Moffett Woodworks in St. Michaels, MD. Jim Moffett creates cabinetry, bookcases, doors, and intricate woodwork. He has […]
What is the Art Abandonment Project?
The Art Abandonment Project is creating and sharing random acts of art says Michael and Andrea Matus deMeng. They are cofounders of the project and have written a book about the project. They also have […]
Do you know there is a Colored Pencil Society?
By Magruder Murray I just found out about the Colored Pencil Society of America this weekend. The CPSA has an exhibit at Quiet Water’s Park in Annapolis. I had a chance […]
Thank You
We are free to create without censorship because of your sacrifice.
Artsworks@7th on the North Beach Boardwalk – Celebrate Sun and Fun
Want a great way to enjoy a summer day? Visit, Artsworks@7th and North Beach! Artsworks@7th is an art gallery featuring local artists located on the North Beach boardwalk. Every month the gallery highlights an artist […]
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