Welcome ASTC to Baltimore!

October 16, 2011

ASTC Annual Meeting in BaltimoreWelcome ASTC 2011 Attendees to Baltimore! 
While you are in Charm City, we invite you to visit our Showroom to see exhibit furnishings, archival display cases, poster displays and gallery fixtures.  There is a wonderful exhibition in the gallery called “What Remains“ featuring selected works by Bob Creamer & Ruth Trevarrow.  Both artists were inspired by specimens of animal skeletons from the Smithsonian’s collections.

We are open daily, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (or by appointment) and are conveniently located adjacent to Penn Railway Station.

“What Remains?” Selected works by Robert Creamer & Ruth Trevarrow on exhibit thru Nov 16th

October 14, 2011

"What Remains?"This wonderful show includes photographs, prints and cut-outs of animal skeletons made by two established artists, Robert Creamer and Ruth Trevarrow.  Both artists have been working with specimens from the Smithsonian’s collections for a number of years.  Shown together for the first time, the selected work is remarkably simpatico.  The exhibition opened at a reception for the Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums Annual Meeting in Baltimore on October 10th and will run through November 16th.

Artists’ Reception & Gallery Talk
Urbanite@Case[werks] Gallery
Saturday, November 12th
6:00 – 8:00 pm

All are welcome to attend!

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MAAM Attendees, Welcome to Baltimore!

October 3, 2011

We’d like to extend a warm welcome to everyone attending the Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums Annual Meeting in Baltimore next week!  While here, we hope that you will join friends and colleagues at a Reception and Exhibition to be held at the Urbanite@Case[werks] Gallery, October 10th, 6-9 pm.

To find out more about the event and to RSVP, please click HERE!

 

FOREVERMORE: Sale of Gaia’s Raven Print to Help Save Baltimore’s Poe House

August 9, 2011
The Raven (Forevermore)
Gaia, The Raven (Forevermore), 2011. Block print on Mulberry paper 66×91 cm

FOREVERMORE
An event & installation celebrating the gift of 100 signed prints by artist, Gaia to benefit Baltimore’s Poe House & Museum

MICA trained artist, Gaia has generously donated a numbered special edition of his print, The Raven (Forevermore) for a sale to benefit Baltimore’s Poe House & Museum so that they may continue to keep their doors open.

Only 100 prints are being offered at a cost of $400 each with all proceeds going directly to the Poe House & Museum.  Framed prints (per the artist’s specification) will also be available for $600.  Sales tax and/or shipping is additional.

For information on how to purchase a print, email urbanite@casewerks.com or download the order form.

Click HERE to see photos from our launch event.  Gaia’s installation will remain in the gallery through the end of August.

Urbanite@Case[werks]
1501 St Paul Street, Suite 116 (Railway Express Building)
Baltimore, MD  21202
urbanite@casewerks.com
410-332-4160

Sponsors:

Event Organizers:

  • Artist, Gaia
  • Baltimore Office for Promotion and the Arts (BOPA)
  • Baltimore Heritage
  • Baltimore City Commission for Historical & Architectural Preservation (CHAP)
  • Case[werks], LLC
  • Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA)
  • Station North Arts & Entertainment District (SNEAD)
  • URBANITE Magazine

For more information about this very special project, contact the gallery via email, urbanite@casewerks.com or visit www.poeforevermore.com.

NY Times Article on the Poe House Sunday

August 9, 2011

Tyrone Turner for The New York Times

The NY Times ran an article on the financial issues facing Baltimore’s Poe House & Museum.  Though it mentioned the gift and sale of Gaia’s print, The Raven (Forevermore), to raise funds for the museum, it unfortunately did not mention how to purchase!

Anyone interested in purchasing the print for $400 (+tax) can inquire by emailing us at urbanite@casewerks.com. You can have the print shipped for $435 (inclusive of tax + shipping).

View The NY Times article here and read more about Gaia’s amazing gift and the print sale here.