Baltimore is a city that is home to some of the most unique and creative artist-run spaces and galleries in the country. From Pipe Dreamz to Current Space to MaxGallery to The Hamilton Art Gallery, these lesser-known galleries and performance spaces, many of them run by artists, are sure to inspire. Pipe Dreamz was founded by A. C.
Miller-Abdullah with the goal of creating a meeting place for young artists, rappers, poets, photographers, and more to collaborate, debate and connect with each other. The store and gallery were moved to 407 N and now feature a gallery area, a photo studio and a juice bar. Maxine Taylor moved from Sacramento, California to Baltimore and opened MaxGallery, which focuses on solid and confident art by black artists from nearby neighborhoods such as McElderry Park and the Caring Active Restoring Efforts community. Current Space is a small gallery with a big story.
Originally the project of 14 local artists, it is an experiment in artistic autonomy and a collaboration between local and national creatives. The Hamilton Art Gallery is a treasure trove of multidisciplinary art presented by the Hamilton Arts Collective, a group of about 20 artists who feel like a family. These artist-run spaces and galleries in Baltimore are truly unique and offer something for everyone. Whether you're looking for an inspiring place to collaborate or just want to explore some amazing art, these galleries are sure to provide an unforgettable experience. From Pipe Dreamz to Current Space to MaxGallery to The Hamilton Art Gallery, Baltimore is home to some of the most creative artist-run spaces and galleries in the country.
