Tuesday, May 21
8:00 to 11:00 pm

After spending the day at the Convention Center, checking out the sites in Charm City or stopping by other evening events, be sure to make your way up to Station North in the cultural heart of Baltimore.

We will have drinks, sweet & savory bites on hand as well as a gallery exhibition showcasing local artists — painter, John Winslow & sculptor, Sebastian Martorana.

Hosts for the gathering are GWWO, Inc. / Architects, Mueller Associates & Case[werks], LLC. along with artists and community organizers from the Station North Arts District.

Case[werks] Showroom & Gallery
1501 Saint Paul Street
Suite 116
Baltimore, MD 21202

gallery@casewerks.com

All are welcome but space is limited so please be sure to RSVP!

Directions:
The gallery is located directly adjacent to Penn Railway Station.  You can also get here by foot, taxi, light rail and the Charm City Circulator (Baltimore’s free shuttle).   Secure parking is available in any of the Penn Station lots.  Limited street parking is available but access to the building is only from the St. Paul Street side.  Follow signs to the gallery entrance located towards the rear of the south parking deck.

About Station North:
Located in the center of Baltimore, Station North received designation as an Arts & Entertainment District by the State of Maryland.  By promoting and supporting artists and cultural organizations in the District, Station North Arts & Entertainment, Inc. aims to create a vibrant neighborhood where arts, artists and entertainment venues flourish.

Arts programming at GALLERY@case[werks] is a collaboration between
Case[werks], Stevenson University School of Design and the Station North Arts & Entertainment District (SNAED).

Winslow, John, Studio Scene with the Muse of Semiabstraction, 2012

GALLERY@case[werks] is pleased to
present an exhibition of recent paintings
by John Winslow of Washington, DC.

April 3rd to May 10th, 2013

Reception:
Friday, April 19th, 6:00 to 9:00 pm

Case[werks] Showroom & Gallery
1501 Saint Paul Street, Suite 116
Baltimore, MD 21202
Tel: 410-332-4160

Gallery Hours:   M-F / 9 am – 5 pm
Directions

Artist’s Statement:

“These recent paintings are unabashedly about painting itself. I try to create scenes that invite the viewer not only into the studio with the painter, his tools and accoutrements but also into the world of his imaginings. An alternate universe of beings and non beings takes shape in the fictive space around him in diaphanous, free floating images which are variously familiar and fantastic, allusive and abstract. I use techniques of blurring and overlapping transparencies which are crucial to establishing spatial ambiguities where realness and abstraction can coexist and merge.”

GALLERY@case[werks] is a collaboration between Case[werks], Stevenson University School of Design and the Station North Arts & Entertainment District (SNAED).  Lori Rubeling, Professor of Art in the School of Design, Stevenson University is curator-in-residence.

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What happens when designers, poets, and artists collaborate?

The Society for History and Graphics‘ January program will present some answers from the 19th and 20th centuries. Lori Rubeling, Professor of Art at Stevenson University, will show slides of selected visual/poetic works and talk about their place in the history of Modernism.  A mini-exhibit of examples by several Baltimore-based designers will follow Lori’s talk.

The January program is a prelude to the SHAG-sponsored exhibit “Poetic TYPES” opening on February 22 (also a Final Friday) at Case[werks] Gallery in the Station North Arts and Entertainment District.

Baltimore-area artists, designers, typographers, calligraphers, and illustrators are invited to participate in the show.

Exhibition:
Friday, February 22, 2013
5:00 – 8:00 PM 

Event is part of Final Friday festivities in the Station North Arts & Entertainment District.

Case[werks] Showroom & Gallery
1501 Saint Paul Street, Suite 116
Baltimore, MD 21202
Tel: 410-332-4160
Gallery Hours:   M-F / 9 am – 5 pm
Directions

Deadline for entries is February 18; details and entry form are on SHAG’s website,  or you can contact Lori Rubeling at lorirubeling [at] gmail.

All of SHAG’s programs are free and open to the public.

We are pleased to announce the Baltimore premier of Jenee Mateer’s exhibition, Invisible City.  Originally installed at Frostburg State University, this exhibition is comprised of installation, photography, and video pieces.  Invisible City is on view at Case[werks] through January 16th, 2013.   Gallery open 9 to 5, Monday through Friday.

Case[werks] Showroom & Gallery
1501 Saint Paul Street, Suite 116
Baltimore, MD 21202
Tel: 410-332-4160
Directions

Special thanks to Frostburg State University and Jordan Faye Contemporary for making this exhibition possible here in Baltimore.

Artist Statement:
Italo Calvino’s book, Invisible City, served as inspiration for this body of work.  I was thinking about Facebook, cloud computing, ipads and electronic games in relation to this idea of a place with no tangible location that is nevertheless very ‘real’.  Technology mirrors our desire to interact, communicate through words and pictures, to define ourselves through interaction with others and to answer the age old question:  Who am I?

-Jenee Mateer

Please join us for “The Row House and the North Atlantic City,” a lecture by local developer and planner Charlie Duff, who has been called “perhaps the greatest living authority on Baltimore architecture.” The lecture will discuss the origin, diffusion, and geographical limitations of the rowhouse.

October 16 at 6:00 p.m
FREE and open to the public

Case[werks] Showroom & Gallery
1501 Saint Paul Street, Suite 116
Baltimore, MD 21202
Tel: 410-332-4160
Directions

This lecture is presented as part of HOUSE SHOW, an exhibition that explores, studies, and celebrates the idea of rowhouse as storyteller.  Exhibition closes October 24th.

Urbanite@Case[werks] is a collaboration between Urbanite Baltimore, Case[werks], and the Station North Arts & Entertainment District. The collaboration is generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation.